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Show THE WEEKLY REFLEX. KAYSVILLE. UTAH SLIP the JPort SUFFERED if WPI of bihstng Men 10 TRADE TREfiTY WITH YOUR WEDDING RINO-houl- d t.,7T fault perfectly made of la w . K tokl. Our reasonable srae mk the a ot . STRICKEN CITY DIGGING OUT OF MIRE OF MUD AND WASTE; WILL REBUILD UNITED STATES EMPLOYMENT BULLETIN REPORTS WESTERN STATES Lobs of Life and Property Runs High; Red Cross Takes Charge of City Mining and Railroad Depression Giv-- n As Reapon for Curtailment In State of Utah Idaho and Nevada and Will Remain at Scene pf Flood CONDI-TIONSI- GOVERNMENT PRO POSES TREATY OF AMITY AMERICAN N BOYD PARK AND COMMERCE JEWELERS BOYD PARK. BLDG Announcement Made by State Depart-meStates That U. S. Would Recognize Mexican Government , Washington. T'nemplO) merit Ssprc-vulethroughout Utah,'' says a bulle tin Just Issuisl by l In United States employ ment sen ice, based on advices from District Director (Jlenn M. Coe of Denver. 'Some building Is reported in the state, u number of public projects are being planned, and prospects for era ployment lu railroad occupations are somewhat brighter. It Is not prohahlp there, will In tin) marked Improvement until the mining depression Is relieved." Taking up especially the situation a.f regards tineuiplo.vinent lu the various cities In Utah and In neighboring tates, the rejtort continues: Much tinetuphij merit In Salt Lake E City has resulted from continued depression In tn'rilng, limited railroad activities and sluggish building operations Public Improvements and other activities are being planned In order to 8YSTEM MUST BE MADE SELF PUEBLO INUNDATED; LOSES SUPORTING SAYS HEADS OF relieve the situation. Employment in AT $4,000,000, OTHER POSTAL DEPARTMENT mercantile lines Is considerably curCOMMUNITIES IN DANGER tailed owing to downward trend of retail business. Improvement depends on Star Route Service to be Organized return to more normal conditions genRains Rapidly Swelling Arkansaf River on Basis That Will Give Sufficient erally. Causing Worst Flood In History of Revenue to Maintain "There Is little change In the eitua County Communication Cut Off: Present Standard tlon at Ogden. Prospects for employLoss of Lives Not Heavy ment In some railroad lines are a litWashington. Air mail service In the tle brighter. Building operations and Denver, Colo. Four persons dead, Retail United States, if conducted In the fu- two public works continue active. missing; property damage mountture u on contract basin to similar the purchasing Is described as conservainto the hundreds of thousands; ing Star Route service, will have to be tive. Pueblo partially Inundated and cut off While ns light upward trend Is organized on a basks that will make from communication since telephone This means noted In railroad activities, other lines the service 9 :30 o'clock Friday ; Marshall lake dam a remain quiet In Wyoming. Sensorial beyond doubt that sufficient additionout the threatening to break and operations continue to offer Employ- al postage will have to he charged for town of Marshall; several wipe In the towns ment to a limited number. An abun- air service to enable the contractors northeastern flooded of state the part to more than break even. The govern-medance of general Inbor Is reporter!. air mall service at traveling rates and without lights and power this was "The employment situation In Cheythe situation as the result 6f cloudhas been remunerative. not enne has Improved during the month. in eastern and central Colorado. bursts These facts were agreed upon at a A plight trend upward Is shown In railA rainfall varying from 4 Inch In road occupation, while building op- conference Saturday between Chair-InDenver 3 to 4 inches In the northand n Steenerson of the house postoffice erations and an extensive program of ern the of state and In the mounpart public Improvements will offer employ- committee and representatives of the before tains, hnd turned mounnight In to Reaid ment to considerable numbers. postmaster general designated tain streams filled Irriinto torrents, a hill which dace the will have decreased. tail pales Improved drafting reservoirs to gation the dnnger mark, conditions are looked for within the nlr mall service on a contract basis! iven scores of people from their Chairman Steenerson said he was con-- l next two months, need congress wilt not continue to homes nnd caused an enormous loss "Depressed rtuiditlons In coal minIn livestock nnd crops. At midnight ing and railroad occupations continue appropriate money to maintain the air the rain was still falling In torrents. at Bock Springs. Seasonal activities mall service on Its present expense Pueldo was under water early Frl-'In basis. doubt he fact numexpressed have provided work for a limited In most disastrous flood in the the day ber, hut have not been sufficient to ef- whether the service could he made supgil.v's lm-- ' porting history according to a special under government oierutlon, fect any general Improvement. to the ltoek Mountain News. dispatch and he has the support of Postmaster mediate betterment is not expected. The damage hill according to the dispatch, new of Detail the (ienornl Hays, Considerable unemployment exists will reach $ 1.000, m. Every basement are not routes will decided what ocyet In mining In Nevada, In railroad from (he Arkansas river to the Thatchcupations the prospects for employ- he established under the bill. er buydlng Is full of water, and boats If It become a law, the prqhohlKties ment are slightly better. Lumbering were to rescue marooned persons and public works are to a limited ex- are, however, that transcontinental mr from the federal over he will huild'ng. service the provided for tent counteracting the depressions In Is Pueblo under water In the worst now route ti4iered by government other lines. No marked Improvement flood In Its history. The last word so he hut will service the that fliers, Is untli'lpated Ju the Immedintq future. from this city on the Arkansas river At Beno little change was noted dur- reorganized that letter will go the A discame will pay highshortly after midnight. ing the month, except in mining and entire route by air and to News Mountain the Rocky railroading, which offered somewhat er rate of postage than at present. patch was note from with this serThe nlr Interrupted original transcontinental brighter prospects of reemployment. Western the Union teor: the opera to vice travel expedite operated It Is expected that unemployment will I am heating It now. The water Is he reduced within the next sixty days, transportation of mall aero the conthe under my feet. to tinent and along In both postofflees conditions following Improved The liver was normal at 4 oclock ; route, hut It did not accomplish vvhnt Industrial and merchant lie lines. first5 It was out of Its hanks, and at 10 of Is at most desired, quick delivery Due to quiet conditions In mining, from chi mail basement In a large part of the by (every considerable airplane entirely building and railroading, to Sau east in or the district was full. Postmaster (business In origin unemployment exists Idaho, although points Salt Lake,- Cheyenne and Belleflold estimated the damage to the lumFrancisco, In of the some Is noted activity Intermediate points. potoffice at $100,000. bering districts. Mr. Steenerson bollves that business Very little rain fell In Iuchlo, but at men who can get letters across the Swallows, fifteen miles west of here, a THOMAS E. ROBERTSUN continent by Hlr In two to three days cloudburst sent a wall of water down will he willing to pay reasonable jHst-ag- the river. rate on such mall, hut contract Fife added to the horror of the sitcarriers. In addition to cnrrjlng the uation, the lumber yard of the Newton mails, must In his judgment, he per- - investment company bursting Into mltted to carry express packages and flumes which lighted the inundated passengers where their planes are prop- areas for miles. Further conferences erly equ'pped. The crew of Denver and Rio Brando are to he held next week to perfect train No. 2, whieh arrived here at 9 tin Mil which Mr. Steenerson Is to oclock last night, said that when they Introduce. pulled into Pueblo the water touched llie car steps. Fish Leave Home All night trains of the Denver Rio Rochester. Men and hoys fishing In Orande and Atchison, Topeka and Santhe Ztimbro river, about two miles ta Fe roads to luehlo were annulled. V north of here, were startled Thursday At the union statloil It was snld no when hundred of eropies, suckers and trains would leave for Pueblo before sun fish suddenly leaped high out of S oeloek In the morning at the earliest. v the water and landed on the hunks. Efforts were made to get In touch k At one farm four men worked an hour with the telephone operator at Martossing flh hack Into the water. Many shall, Colo., where an Irrigation dan of the fish died before they could he threatened to break, engulfing the thrown back. The belief was express- town. The had promised to operator ed that a poisonous substance poured stick to her post and send word If posRochester's Into the river through sible If the dara should break. The eewers was responsible. last report, at 11 p. m. last night, said dam might go out at any time. the Attend to Highway Meeting Many 'Idaho Fall I Vho-- p.. Yeaman, A heavy rain was falling. YellowThe lake, a private lrr'gatlon prosecretary of th stone highway association, tate that ject, cover fkX) acres of land and Is e feet deep. The 20) rei- Ida. from responses received. dents of the mining iown, about twenty-fh will he well represented fthe miles from Denver, are spemlrng highway eoiyrcnt,! to he held ive t June Id to IT. Every In Salt fully drescd. ready to flee Thomas E. Robertson of Chtvy county In southern Idaho ha arranged Breaking of the dam would wipe out Chaso, Md. is the new commissioner to send delegates. the town. of patents. Strike Is Settled, Alt Set For Market Week Army Officers On Trial The strike of 300 emGreen Bay. evs rtte-in for Eeverv Salt thing Veinna. Eleven former army ofthe.NortMrn of Iaper mills of Lake City's first marku. week, whieh ployee ficer, IneluiLng Major C.eneral Joseph opened Mon. Eneourag- iu reports from this city was settled at a conference Hummel, wen placed on trial before merchant who propose to of mid officials and union officials last a special court here Thursday on the attend have been re. ved and about Friday according to an announcement. charge of having committed treason. 200 haver are expee,. to participate. Burn Shell Factory In connection with the recent attempt As an Inducement to t u! vide merchants, Dublin. The national Shell factory, fimns of the wholesale trades which was established of former Emperor Charles to regain fifty-siduring the war the throne of Hungary, The charge department of the Co menial club an i for the manufacture of ammunition I asked on the allegation that the men chamber of common ate cooperating for the British army, was set on fire organized legionary troops for the pur- to refund transport: on cots to and at C:30 o'clock 'Friday evening. Shortpose of restoring the ll.pburg from Salt Iike for ...I points in the ly afterwards the building was hlaz.nt tnermountaln west. dy nasty. flercly. 160 MAIN Stii n i0Mu)liIaS5ij m Demer Colo. K(jrt at received Denver Monday , indicated that flood condition la northern Colorado were as follows: At Clrody The IlHtte fixer here has risen about two feet ns u result of rains the last two days hut conditions serious and the damage has been slight. Conditions are improved. At Masters Hoads are washed out. daces. The rising of the I In several l'latte and Ioudre rivers hns done pome damage, hut conditions are Improving. At Erie Several hundred yards of Union Pacific railroads trackage wnsh- -' ed out, but flood Is receding. At Tons The Si. Vraln road Is washed out In places. Two bridges are out between Houlder find Lyons. The road Is covered by waer at few places In the Canyon road at Estes park. At SterlingThe llatte river has risen about two feet, hut appears to be. at its fries, Reports have come from It rush and Fort Morgan above here that another flood was coming but the rejiorts hare been greatly discounted. At Longmont Water Is around the railroad Rtatlon and the elevator . No lives have been loaf or serlousljrtnen-- a are-no- ced. At Euglewood (a auhruh of Denver) The rising waters of the llatte have, done some property damage. Two or three bridges are threatened, but late reports said they were bolding. At Denver Several blocks In fhe west side resldental district still flooded and many families have moved out. No loss of life. Unless more rains! come It Is believed the Platte here will recede by morning. At La Junta and Lamar There was no loss of life here. At Fort Lyon Everybody at the naval hospital Is safe, according to a telegram received by the Associated Press from Commandant Welber. ' $. P. TR ESTLE BE NG REDEC K ED I 16,000 pest pf Structure Expected to be Completed By July 10 'Ogden About 1C, (XX) feet of the feet of the trestle of the Southern Pncitte company across the (treat Salt Lake will he redecked by July 10, according to Superintendent E. L. King The redecking of thy of the rond. trestle consits in fhe removal of the gravel ballast, tonring up the heavy jdank floor laid upon the stringers and putting down new flooring or deck. This, work has been carried on without a minute's delay In the traffic. Iloek ballast Is crushed at the Lnke-sld- e pit and is being ned upon the cutoff trestle Instead of gravel. The work has offered employment for ) ninety men. The cost will bo when completed. The repairs are the first made upon the cutoff trestle since It was completed In November. 61f-IX- $t.WX),-(XX- 1903. Aviator Drowns In Ocean Salisbury Beach, Muss. With thousands gathered along the beach, Jack Murphy of Haverhill, known as Daredevil Jack, jumped with u parachute from an airplane Sunday and landed In the ocean a considerable distance from shore and was drowned In view of a Mg crowd: Murphy was seen to throw up his hands and wave his arms as If appeal for help. The pilot of the airplane, Mark O. Hoague, who had time to make a safe landing upon the beach, saxv the peril of his pal and went at once to his rescue. Attaching - Execution In Limerick Limerick, Ireland. Thomas Keane, sentenced to death by a court martial for Improperly possessing arms and having taken part In an attack upon the police at Singland, was executed by a firing squad In the barracks square here Saturday. Keane met his fate without a quiver. As the execution was being carried out large crowds outside the barracks offered prayers and sang hymns. Record Halibut Catch Saettle, Wash. The May halibut catches off Vancouver island, off Cape Flattery, In Hecate strait, and on the southeastern Alaska hanks, broke all records for the year. It was announced Thursdy by officials Of the Fishing Vessel Owner's association here. During the month 130 catches were brought Into Seattle. The largest catch was made by the schooner I.a Palorna, secured off (loose Island pound-The fish sold at 5 Ilecate strait. in. to 07 cents a pound here. 40.-00- 0 , ' district Attorney Removed Washington. Hugh It. Robertson, United States district attorney for tne western district of Texas hns been moved from office by President Hardannounced Monday, ing, it was v .... One Hundred Shot In Jail Toklo. The Ilochl Shlmbuns Ilsr-hi- n correspondent says Monday that lhe bolshevik! who are preparing to evacuate Kharbarvck, capital of the maritime province of Siberia, shot 100 political offenders In jail here. t -- 1 iY SERVICE nt n 1 ud - e c . V Washington. The American government projmsed a treaty of amity and commerce with Mexico, it was announced Tuesday at the state department In which Mexico will agree to safeguard the rights of property In that country held by American citizens, which attached before the constitution Of 1917 was promulgated. The sign lng of the treaty automatically would accomplish recognition of the Mexican government. Announcement of the admlnstratlons policy toward the southern republic was made after the subject, had been discussed at the cabinet meeting. President Harding ami his advisers jiad before them aVommunlcation from President Obregon relating to the proposed treaty, which was presented to the Mexican president by George T. Summerlin, American charge at Mexico City on May 27. The text of Obregons reply has been withheld. It Is understood, however, that Obregon referred to the negotiations which are proceeding with Mr. Summerlin and Indicated a willingness to carry them forward. It Is known thaj he has summoned Ministers Calles and DeLa Huerta, who are reported to have counselled the signing of such a treaty at a Mexican cubinet conference. Secretary Hughes announcement contained no reference to the attitude assumed by President Obregon, but it did say that If Mexico did not contemplate a confiscatory polity with regard to the property, the American government could "conceive of no possible objection to the treaty. It was stated that the proposed treaty contained "the conventional stipulations as to commerce ami reciprocal rights In both countries; that it provided for the conclusion of a convention for the settlement of claims for losses of life and property, and also a provision for a "Just settlement of boundary matters. , MRS, SOUTHARD ARRIVES IN U. S. Murderess from Honolulu ArIn Charge of Deputy San Francisco. A slender, colorless little woman, well under five feet two Inches tall, with gray eye that look oue full In the face when she speaks such of a Lydu Southard, w'f petty officer In the navy, w! stands accused of murdering his four Alleged rives 1 pre-decsso- rs her daughter One glance at Mrs. Southard upsets all traditional vissualizatlons of the Bluebeard family, men or women for there Is nothing about her, on first apiearanoe or after dose scrutiny, to suggest the character which iJiade the shivers run down childish sdnes or satisfied the fairy tale hunger of our youth. Iettle, dainty, with hands that a lady of quality might envy for their shapely slenderness, and with a smile that grows In friendless nnd warmth as she talks, Mrs. Southard Is about the last person one would select os a possible wholesale murdoros. She arrived Tuesday on the liner Matsonla from Honoulu, in company with Sheriff II. V. Ormby of Twin Falls, Idaho who with his wife made the trip to the islands to bring hack the accused woman. At her own request she was taken at once to the city prison, rather than to the uptown hotels, in order, as she said to keep away from newspaper people nnd others who seemed to want to glimpse and a brother-hul- a ,v. RED STREAKS OF HONESTY EXIST IN EVERYBODY And thereby we collect more then tw h,,R thoumnd dollar yearly. Turn Ui , clalmtand we willcolleet aome money f, r Ur 0 MERCHANTS PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION Francis G. Lukatneral Manager Continental Nat l. BaorBldf., City Salt La, Some people don't tike os" a red ENGRAVED WEDDING STATIONERY Ineltetions-Call- iD Announcement Your printer ia our representative and(arm. he i complete samples and prices Jennin UTE Co. BRAND ROOF CEMENT Order by M ail. A Bom Product Beautiful, Permanent, Economical, EasDr Applied. For ehlnsle. Composition or Meta) Boots UTAH ROOF CEMENT CO. Templeton Bldg CLEANSES Balt Lake City DYERS. 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He gives Quality Service. MOLER BARBER COLLEGE. Qualify aa ha her ia few weeks. IS S. West Temple Street ARTISTS MATERIALS C. R. SAVAGE CO, It South Main. FU kodak finishing and enlarging. Arttsts mas terials, picture framing, kodaks and film ART CO, picture fraon lag, china painters and artist supplies. Ml Mal INTER-MOUNTAI- N SPECIAL RUSH SERVICE seeartd If yefi wen Hen this paper when writing above NqiyYoun her. Gan Buy Lid Lifted in Pueblo Denver. Announcement was made here Tuesdaj by Frank J. Medina, federal prohib'tion director for Colorado, that all liquor retrlctions had been lifted for thirty days at 1ueblo. as an emergency measure In combating the posible spread of desease In the flood area. The order, Mr.. Medina rakl, was Issued following Instructions received from the federal prohibition commissioner's office In Washington, after officials there hnd been advised by health authorities at Pueblo that the step seemed necessary. Engraving ICfiTSUPlI Ssasietdj Bched - fmrlaUfr flsrfwl SUTAH CAtlNIMGXft IWlLedysTboU 0ea Sect Ittt. Utnh-ld.ih- o slxtv-thre- pnrk-to-par- k the-nigh- , 1 i - n - 1 x , l General Fails to Make Landing Toklo. Latest advices from Vladivostok declare that the Knppel army prevented General Semenoff leader, from land ng. Several members of ttemenoiTs cabinet ik self-style- were d arrested. Begins Probe of ftlct Tulsa. O'da. Attornev Gen ral S. I Freeling arrived here Tue-d.i- v an, I In irTuve'-rt'cstarted mediately !t the race rioting ari l In- cf i ' week ago, wliiih too, a nll thirty-thre!,!- live nnd tlmatod at about Si :.vvk) n nd'irli e New' Weakness -, York. The rm developed new we-- i n Prices ded'ned to the a pound lorto If v level recordo in m re f. ! fr 1 Si-Ne- r ,i ' The Brain and the tmReh. "TVouldnt that woman giro jol your dinner for eawln up a pile d wood? asked Meandering Mike. answered Tes, Plodding Pet a But I called the deal off. As soon as I looked at the woodpile I lost appetite."' aj Misunderstanding. Poor old Smyth got into trouble with his wife by a memorandum sbi found In his pocket from the mechanic who repaired, his machine at the office." How could she resent that? The memorandum was for supply mg his typewriter with a new dog." Something Lacking. Ive pencils, pens and paper white, STeeers and quart of ink. poem 1 now might wrXS great Could I but contrive te think. What |