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Show ' rsMEMacsr WKJc 7, r irawhMr w !f :t it MISSING nine ISSIIil SOLDIER SJIS REPORTS FOR -W EVENING DESERET k INFLUENZA IPIliPIL FIRES WERE DECLARES RAGES TRAINING . STORIES OFTHEWEST FLAGSTAFF. Aria, June While federal vocational officials sons " city - crime for whtctv the two were searching every her tor y II that-duriwere I started by the part week Australia, stated today eompU- ford JE.- - Sbartlitt t Ogdv.- - sending yntesioa engaged on out telegrams and letter and all sorts there is Just exactly one convertmis-in- destructive boys, according to Dana- cted features to officers Parkinson, Wasatch forest supervl- the case since March 23 last, when the of 6.0.8. appeals, the former soldier that mission for every It in other charred body of Chwlee of the l$9th field hospital was all the sion fields. And because of the great sor, who returned last evening from; two-da- y loIn a the to be traveled over, of amount trip Richard Price, Lake. country in Salt time Hubbell. was found lying beside his ' i wrecked cash register In the smoking cal vocational director had received It cost approximately 1 1,000 for every I mountain. Vir. Parkinson said that while a j ruins of his trading post near the In- authority to send the disabledaanan tp convert He declares that missionary ert7r. of flre r Jst fxtln-- , dlao village of Oraiba. year's work In warmer climates, with the jUlahing one blaze Thursday' the University of Utah for two , The "two young Navahos, about 3 at out-ospecial work In expert accounting Mr. the In an au- - and 19 years Of age. known as Adal-doodrove seeking them entire young population boys past the expense of the government and a short distance down tonl Bigue No, 1 and Adaltonl Bigue pleasure resorts, is not as easy tomobile Hhurthffs residence had been given as th fa"Jon- said to be a medl- - the former fJ(re- - No as conversion about the fireside but which Ogden and thithei the vocational seen by one of the were trailed by man of his cine ce-sent tribe, Tor the transportation despite these conditions he adds mat fightmg crew. The tboys then drove Indian trackers from the trading post traindierto come to this city for his Shuri-lifconin field is be not awaj-ingood Australian could to a cave in the mountains in one of appref the rapidly ing. All the while it seems Mr. e, missionaries in hended. Mr. Parkinson said. Three the most Inaccessible sections of was working in the city a siting diuon with only to1 the 30 before the new fires were started in Parleys and ern Arizona. It was reported that compared ' word from the vocational men and to the Emigration canyons Friday, accord- - they had declared they never would according reported to the vocational office this ear Influenza, its ravages in the tng to Mr. Parkinson. be taken alive and a heavily armed .morning: Harold K. Driscoll of this Uiahn. is beginning South New Wales Victoria. sheriff's posse was organized at Wincity, David Earl Dailey of Provo and country in ' are and its and slow to bring them In. already receive Queens Eric 3. Xord of this cny are to he says with deaths running up, In automobiles loaded with guR training at the Agricultural college In grasp, IE on. and ammunition 17men started for, farming. S. Edward Baker, city, to 50 a day and winter coming the mountain lair of the Navahos. but James Scott Bills of Fairview, Mr Liquor Situation. before they had gone half way they Shurtliff and Evan 6. Peterson of is much concerned over; Australia were recalled by the word that two InU. U. of Manti will study at the d of the the liquor traffic. dian Mr. Pnce is most interested in the policemen had captured the susprospective military force was rejectpected brothers after one of the most visit of H. Allen X ye. representing ed of service because from physical daring coups recorded in the. man-- 1 the federal vocational board- - to this unfitness and now. In addition there i The Women's Republican club held hunting annals of Arizona. city next week with the Red Cross are many disabled men back from The two Indian will officers located party. If possible arrangements war The front. at hard service the. a Hotel Utah their quarry across the Little Colorado meeting recently at the he made in order that Mr. Nye can war debt amounts to 1110,000,000. river from Lrupp and together swam speak to the convalescents at Fort New Zealand, the missionary adds, for the purpose of indorsing women the stream, swollen to a torrent by the Douglas. Mr. Price declares that still in voting on the liquor question re- - for membership on the, state Republi- much early spring freshets. They dashed misunderstanding prevails f reto the mountain cave of the men in returned service among measure as far as the folks at home! waa indorsed for first vice president straight men who said they never would be Two were gard to disability compensation vote was) of the state committee and the followbut this ' concerned, taken alive, and what transpired there, things are considered by the govern- killed by the vote of the soldier over ment In figuring up its Indebtedness seas for has not been recorded thus far, but ing six women were indorsed a such measure. Shipagainst to the disabled men the physical and on various state com- not many hours later the quartet, cap-'oping in Australia, is just beginning but membership and captives, appeared on the occupational disability. The govern- still mittees' Mrs. Wm. Spry, Mrs. T. D. of wool are stacks and wheat ment 'doe not pay a certain per cent Lewis, Mrs. Heber L Cummings, Mrs-I- banks of the Little Colorado, plunged a a mile and at half up piled shipping of the pay received by the men while Mrs Anna H. King, in and mm to the Leupp side. At C. In the army ms secerns to be the common ports, open to the ravages of mice and and Mrs.Taegert, W. Mont. Ferry. Miss Sarah Leupp the Adaltonis were placed In 5,000,-00- 0 In some one rats. alone port but a of a rather 1100 belief per cent custody of Stephen Janus, of three bushels each are on Eddington was Indorsed to act as the month which Is awarded for total dis- the bags intendent of the Indian school. superThe missionary states secretary for Mrs. Davis. wharves. When - The women expect a woman repreability. Vocational Advisor Bearnson that Yankees are the sheriff s officers arrivpopular in the south sentative from every county n. the ed at Leupp to is in Moab where hs is holding sestake over the prison-- ! adera a new obstacle was sion from disabled men telling them sea continent, Australians greatlyinstiwill and on stats committee state the developed. the American ideals and of the vocational training due them miring bold a meeting in the near future to Janus said it had not been decided tutions. At Pago Pago on the homefrom the government. ward trip the missionary chanced to name women for the position, this whether the murder of Hubbell. with the Navajoa were run into the farewell celebration for representation is expected because which had taken place on an Indiancharged, reserGov. Poyer who was returning on the eveyy county has a male representaNearly Enough Men For vation under federal Jurisdiction, or', same boat to Washington, D. C. He tive on the committee. on privately-owne- d Service in France Secured says con- -i under land, Samoans the demonstrated the trol of the county. j governor was a favorite among them, Road Equipment Enroute. was it Finally settled that the afAccording to an announcement by showering him with flowers, beads and fair had on occurred ' land, Major A. R. Emery, local Army re- other gift trucks are en route but then the question county Two Nash-Qua- d arose, which1 cruiting officer, nearly enough men to the state road commission from the county, Navajo or Coconino. This also was straightened out by for service in FTance have been seAttend "Movies motor service at Chicago ac- tangle Orphans army means a of few survey lines and it was cured. cording to advices to the commission settled that Coconino counThe end seems to be in view," Children of the Orphang Home and today. The commission was also ad- definitely should conduct ty the trial. said Major Emery. We are In reand the Kearns St. Ann's vised that five levels and five transMeantime, the Navajo tribe had he-- 1 instru- gun ceipt of a telegram from the war de- Day Nurseryare These been have its shipped. to miss its medicine man. The guests this afternoon ments are greatly desired by the compartment urging us to hasten enlist- orphanage were not so anxious to settle ments of men for French service be- of the American theatre management mission as surveying crows of the Indians the question of who killed Hubbell. ' fore midnight of July 5th. After that at the showing of the Charlie Chaplin commission are in need of them. they were highly interested in 1 date no more men will be accepted film .Sunnyside at the theatre. The when they could expect to learning for this service are to hasten the Miss Williams Dies. again enjoy the privilege of having are attending the performance instructions are to hasten the d childrenthe' it their chaser on the Job. care of the sister and atunder parture of all men wanting this sei tendants no amount of persuasion However, of institutions. the Miss Josephine Williams, daughter the Navajoa could vice. They are to be sent immediateInduce the author!--by' 1 of William N. Williams, former Utah ties to free Adaltonl ly to the Overseas Replacement DeBigue No. 1 and Wil- he and his brother were Smith and Clarissa partment at Camp MeadecMaryland. state senator, Visit Not Must brought op Ryan. from where they will at once be sent for their preliminary hearing liams, died early this morning after 26. May across. Men wishing to see Francs At thi Wilwere Miss a of few held under illness an they days. An order ha been issued by Judge before this opportunity Is over, may 820,000 bonds each for the superior and was well a liams known popular enlist in the Infantry, field- - artillery, John F. Tobin, prohibiting alienists young woman and was a member of court, which neither could furnish. At the preliminary from visiting J. J. Ryan, held in the the Chi Omega sorority at the UniverJames engineer or medical department known throughout Northern county jail on a murder charge in sity of Utah. She leaves a large circle as "Rimmie Jim, a well of friends to mourn her loss. An- Arizona last the connection Sepwith death, Words Con known licl. Says nouncement of funeral arrangements cattleman, testified that No. 1 had told him he had shot Hubbell and tember, of his son. James Leroy will be made later. Asks Dismissed of Case Ryan. The order was issued at the set fire to the trading post. i request of Thomas Ramage. attorney During the preliminary, at which the two Indians were represented by Use of visit In a city for Ryan, who declares that the proseBoy Scout Certificates. Miss Julia Braam of Holbrook, the' is attempting to interfere with ordinance and the word resort In cution defense of hie client. defendants offered no evidence. Prior enwho the citizens for Certificates the state statute referring to frequentto however, police had stated rolled In- the recent Boy Scout mem- thatthis, No. 1 had confessed to killing ing a disorderly house hs brought bership drive fund will be for- Hubbell because the trader's dog tried ' up a point In the prosecution of F. LOCALS. LATE warded shortly from Scout head- to bite him and his brother and Hub- McClinton, the case being In process quarters. The papers have arrived at be! would not call off the animal, i of hearing before Judge P. C. Evan Bank Clearing Today local bank the office headed with the slogan Do in the third district court on appeal clearings amounted to 13,133.636 09 a dally good turn and bearing the Announcement Is Made as compared with $1,891,697.75 for the facsimile signatures of President Wilfrorti the city court Of Recent Reorganization son, William Howard Taft. Colin H. Attorney Thomas Ramage for the same day last year. Livingston. William G. McAdoo. Dan defense and W. W. Little for the city Private on Beard and James . E. WK From Furlough Private Home At the office the First Presidency' are asked by Judge Evans to fur- Robert J. Sptller, D company. 59th 1,70 to 2.000 certificates will be dis- this morning theof recent ' nish authorities on the contention of coast artillery, I home on a fur- tributed reorganization in Lake. Salt of two ward bishoprics was officially the defense that there is conflict be- lough. He landed at Norfolk, Va. I announced. In Well ward, taken from tween the ordinance and the statue Will Go to Carbon Elders Richard New Incorporations. on account of the two words used, R. Lyman and Seymour B. Young will parts of Waterloo. Burton and Forest and whether they can be considered go to Carbon stake to attend the conDai wards. Elder Francis David Nelson Brothers company, of Woods ns synonymous. Iference sessions there Saturday and vai, set apai-- t as bishop, I 'Sunday. Cross, to engage in farming and ranch- with Louis Wliford Larson as first and William Yorkink as secExpect .Agreement Between Weekly Luncheon Directors of the ing; authorized capital. $100 000 in 81 counselor ond counselor. .. 'Utah w Associated Industries are holding jr J. R. Nelson, president; S. R. q Bishoo George Arbuckle of Emerson counties On apeea Lunill.tbeir weekly luncheon session today at shares was Nelson, vice president; J. E. Nelson, ward released and wan made a honorablyin the the Hotel Utah. prrslderey D. M. Nel- - of the high counselor and treasurer: secretary It is likely that an agreement win priesta quorum of Granite wm Attend X. E. A Elder David son, Sylvanus Nelsn. C. C. Nelson and stake, and Elder Joseph Francis Lloyd be reached between the commiastons o. McKay, Church commissioner of; made bishop of the ward, with C. Nelson, additional directors. Eider Willard C of Salt Lake, Davis and Weber coun- - edueion. left Thursday to attend the H. Masonic as first counBuilding association of selor and Newell Knight Pickett as ties, Whereby a uniform speed limit - E. A. session at Milwaukee Provo; capital $500 in 81 shares. W. second counselor. Whitney The Sugar House F. Bulkley. president; C. H. Stevens-vic- e S5r5.w,U J reorganized Sunday-witregulation for Automobiles will be j Has Gone to Duehesno Bishop r has president; S. H. Goodwin, secre- - President C. W. Penrose In attendance. a meeting being held fof,v!d A. heSmith will visit all the wards of the tary: Alva Nelson, treasurer: C.D. Llv-thhere that purpose today. The prospect I stake. C. H Ward, L. i ingston. The great country newspaper of this a speed of 30 miles an hour will Baker, W. - Whittemore and H. G. LBlumenlhall, section Is the be permitted in free districts and a! Rack at O. S. L. Switchboard News 12 0 per year. Issued limit of IS mile an hour placed on Mrs Aamodt Larsen, for-- ; addltinal direrjjra Mondays and , travel over crossings andin congested ltneriy Margaret j Thursdays. ith the Independent Telephone districts. operator with. 'company and liter chief 'the Oregon Short Line exchange, is once more at the Short Line switch- - j CALLED BY DEATH No Decision on Rates FUNERAL TO THE BIG 27.-r-T-he ng BftflKR fire-fighti- f- ... offi- Selling out the Horsley Department Store Groceries, Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats and Shoes, Notions, Drugs, Meats; in fact, everything fund in an ' than wholesale cost. Department Store on sale in many cases less ' Come today, secure your share. rs . -- 2- up-to-d- , north-servic- GROCERIES One-thir- V! t'il FATETT HIGH BEST GRADE FLOl R 4S-l-k sack Tw . . RTIfl RIPK r lfor 15c 10 lit . for. . . GOLDEN ROD BORAX WASHING POWDER 15c FRUIT Oar-ha- EARLY DOWN COFFEE I IL. A. A H. SODA p7 SPAGHETTI JARS MACARONI ., ,. a t n, a .. , ., i OXFORDS LADIES' WHITE SHOES . .... a LADIES' WHITE PUMPS Robber Soles 539 SSSSSS !ioc ..30c ' " tl Ofi t? CiQ LADIES $2.69 a qr YfWJ MEVSKILAIU 13, MENS WORK - e,o e PANTS eee tl REXS GR-A- , BO t j 7C qq. 30' CQ- AND BLUE .... ! . DC WORK SHIRTS TiREKS SHIRTS; (2.00 value. . MEN'S WHITE H AXDKERCHfF'FS MEN'S NECKTIES; Aslne $1.00. . . REST GRADE WHIP CORD PANTS All Sires. . ., ,. an 69 00- - SQX KOVEHALLR ORK iTRTS .. .....39c Sak;'. 21 Elk 00 0'' ) 80 J FURNISHINGS tl Vt-- JJ ' gQf ' 10 70 OC ' for- - Jfl 1 70 DRY GOODS CO I.UJ ENGINEER AND FTREMAN MEVS WORK SOX; 3 pairs for MEN'S HEAVY' GRADE 1jC IADIES 50c FIBRE SILK HOSE M IQ MENS OVERALLS: All sizes ( Hamburger Steak and Sausage INDIES (1.50 GINGHAM PETTICOATS LADIES 20c VESTS, MENS FURNISHINGS i the-wor- . . PETTICO.! fiQ fiAW $4.79 $4.95 SHOES Chuck Pot Rib Beef, lb LADIES $2.25 VOILE ' WAISTS. . IiADIES OUTING HATH 5 HEATHER BIXJOXI LADIES A f 14C ' (5.00 value. . . . BOYS PASEBALL SUITS; . (2.50 vn'uc Four S nvt, cap, belt, dhirt and nants. 9 t? CO nice asnortment to pick from mens I'tMY Gid-dln- - Rib Boiling Beef, lb HITE CANVAS PLAY SHOES soles. All sizOs to 8 BOVS PALM BEACH SUITS; CO ...a,.,,..,, Speials for today and A .. . IT MEATS SHOES! SHOES! SCTFFERS: CUT OPEN'S WHITE CANVAS OXtXJIUlS. elk sole, pair HOYS SHOES An sizes ONE to S. S3.50 values. . MENS WHITF. OXfXJRDS. : LADIES WHITE de-o- ut t fi- .15c 31-6- , s or SCHILLINGS' BEST TEA CHILDRENS ALL LEATHER Black, Tan and Pearl, all sizes lO 10. ! : . far. PEAS.. I evil-spir- v SHOES! SHOES! - I P't O o lip JUNE 89c 93c r A Two 79c . A large aloe. he C Li lf gallaw, .. ate Saturday BREAKFAST WKDDIVG 7 MASOY jlj package. MASO.Y JAR COFFEE. OC WHITE FAROWAX .JL00 SOAP D CQ a Sv doses fr. FLAKE 5 for FOIRr ...!. 25c FALMOLIAR .45c ..... OJ. 4C AKW POTATOES . 4 n Plata, doaea. Qaarla MALT WyRrP. BEST GRADE, gaart. HIGH FATE.YT 5c 8c G Aft 38c tfoea old nrroi CLEANSER .. OLIAKS. j JELLY GLASSES .. R59 .. MATCHES ra j' 0 inches WHITE LINEN FTNISH SUITTVC: wide. 50c value. Soto Price 35c yard ufidrr WHITE PURSE CREPE: Suitable wear. Regular 50c. Sale Price 30c yard CHECKED APRON GINGHAM; A new stock. An fart colors. Price 0c yard FANCY PLAIT) DRESS GINGHAMS: AI new patterns. 35c values 28c . - . .. . yard Fir 45c values. at PLAIN COLOR DRESS REPPS; Worth 50c. Sate Price, ... yard . BED SHEETS: 72x0. Just the thing for houses. Special OU ov in SHC tl 9Q PILIXJW CANEs": Fkwb. ihit- - -- - room-tn- JJ g QQ NOTICE All bills owing the Horsley Department Store are now due and must be paid that future credit may be established. Liberty Bonds taken at full value. v h at Semi-Week- r Local pumt-- s The ,a Ralph Holdawsy" oid'st' mo Pof Prrmant Supply Hr"rr Kart - Koepwl In the city f tour,a i Mr' and Mra no ,n.th eeme'ery Thursday funeral w eeks has nearly cleaned up the local mom airnue. died uldaway. Thursday "eerv- Koept. only son of Mr, and ifru Erii-tio- n Funeral eupply of Kalt Lake City pennants i as due to diphtheria. h Koepsel. of 127 I street. He died on ; "htrh were carried off as souvenir, of lh dea!b ei,y cemeiery I? , W il?adl,y enlng from dlph- keeping the local stores which carryjtne day FxhaoMed Agents of insurance com- engaged m writing eompensa- - Insurance v. .t, in cf the dec:si..n as Uteh pr.mljns PefteJ tnmor-o- w Utah have been tv,.. SERVICES board. For Utah Compensation ly ad- 1 Knights of Columbus, has returned ; tica uter after eight months in France, with' Mary Hodgert to the ra'e on whiih the 132nd infantry, most of the time. .Miss Mary ,!1 be based is ex- - He 'had .charge of moving irn Jan picture fee "led shows, boxing and other athletic con- ! tests. p To Offices for Outing At re- quest of Conrad Whiting, chairman of publicity for the local lodge of Amer lean Yeomen, the county commission u New President of Swedish Mission Leaves tor Field (W At a local hosnitsl 5". arwt- aft-rr.o- j'l Need V'' No Thee Everv Heuri were Lurie G Cannon and Mrs. sunr Wil- - at the par offre4 tbe benediction south the rrre. Funeral k'IR'T Id Sunday; time andservices place ili be announced later. Jematna ettsoa In a local hospital. fa i?-,r- .... r. lln 1 WEST SIDE and dedicated - DEPT. STORE Mi a M. TATLOR A CO. funeral directors. te at RoekhoJm. the confer- - run to Lagoon. headquarter. Sailing with him from an eastern port will be Jonas 'm Graln Conference ' Havid Robbins ha .returned from a1 ' 0car er.ee FlYERAL -- .NOTICES. 251-15- " 5 Phone Was. B'' West North Temple Street 600 E. 1st So. Ill MONUMENTS. ALT LAKE MARBLE AND MONO- Johnson. Prop.. Ill r- Closing Out HORSLEY - BANKRUPT STOCK Tofclason "ael cemee7Vter 'on77nd VsmtTu cost 'of succeed Andrew p. Anderson as held of the Funeral services for Maurice Butler, living back east Is about 56 per cent FUNERAL DIRECTORS. ' Sacramento. Caiif, at the higher than it is here, and wonders . di'Vn ears. Wi'i be hehl at how people with moderate salaries, o A Co Chapel in thi nonnel! 1 JOS WM TATLOR, & W TEMcity Application For Water. FLORIST. manage to live. Saturday June 2S, at I p m luter-High St Utah's leading andartakar and PI. 1U Mt c embalm vr. Ssrvlma and quality good AM ERICA School Student at Presidio LORl-- TS F Cal'rary FLORAL and brothers of R. F. The Sale Lake t,Ms . for. every octesion. Express th boat. Prica at your owa cultlng high school students Ogden, have filed Th. funeral of Mr. Maria Teresa Resigns charge paid on orders application detailed to tram at the Presidio a . Jj "7 American with tbe state 1 Theatre Was M77. Instructors for the R O T C n Wednesday will Te' J 4 00 acre feet I of , ERNEST SALT in Weber couniv to ifrom a' Creek CARL EDDINGTON A CO. LaIim iudlnf LAMBOCRNE, florist, new tier ya, Three ac" Robert R Fitts.. Fred P. Stephen,! Funeral Mrla FUNERAL ttr Dtcors specialty crek mi be "used th 47 OPEN DAT AND NIGHT. tlona ! South Main. DouU. Waa 1I1A o 'cd VlncenL 7k will b; It PHONB HT, 136. . Roger Emral Thomaa Ray- - h,d at " Catnedre. of Ihe Mid-lr10 - m Siaturday. Th mond Brade and Richard I Kr.N9 .FLORAL co. FLORAL Buckii will cortege 14 So. TeL Waa. 3416. They are attached to F company I,av? th 01onnel) chapel at 9.45 anal1 m - CAlvary cem7- O' DO VN EL A CO, UNTiKRTAJCERA quartered' in the ame banack. boom FLORAL DESIGNS A SPECIALTY nd cmbalmvra 7 South Wat Nn Flory Co 36 Main. Waa. 961, Tempi Street. - , 21-- trv vS "uTo 7- -'; 'v',Ry directors tip n. DE-Igo- 326-32- e . ' . - r- CEM6HKKIES. WAaTCH LAWN CEMETERY PER. patua .re. 64 Main 8t Waa 1666. tem and privet driveway water service and sewer rwl and paving with bltumttioa Sixth Avenue from H to N Stre Street from 3rd to 6th Are110FEMALE HELP. Extendon No. 143. Instructions to bidder. A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE-T"- r and forms for contract no . e,y M Ni amll)r ot tw0b!e to gather with plans, when P'ePJuJk, e do plain eonklny Phone Hy. 3035-obtained upon application flc of the City Engineer P0 NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. of ftve (35.00) doUara to reject The right la reaerved OFFICE OF THE CITY RECORDER, and all bid nF (X:' Salt Lake City. Utah, Jun 17. 1919. BY ORDER OF THE BOARD Sealed proposals will be received at this M1S8IONERK office until 10 o'clock am. Tuesday, r A. W. . City Leatham, ' July -- 2, 1919, for grading, curbing and First publioatJon, JDa, M ,,i. guttering, constructing drainage sys Last publication. July JL ,,' -i - I . R. |