Salt Lake Telegram | 1921-08-07 | Page 2 | Silence Stirs Tragedy Fear

SILENCE STIRS TRAGEDY fEAR I Relatives Start Search for Former Residents Fear Far that tha death by n accident or foul toul pIa play has hns overtaken Mr and Mrs James Steph Stephens ns formerly of or Scotia Wash rash is expressed by bp W. W H H. H Smith FIndlay la court a brother of ot Mrs aIr Stephens Stephen For more than fourteen months Mr r. r Smith has attempted to locate the Stephens through the malls and lInd efforts of or police pollee officials but no trace of ot the couple has be been n found Mrs Stephens was a n. native of ot Salt Satt Lake 47 years of or aJ age and left lett here her fourteen years ears ngo to make mako her ner home in Spokane ane Wash Pash Later Mr and Mrs Stephens moved to Scotia Wash Wash- ash I where Stephens was In the empl employ y of oi I E. E W. W Foley Until June 1920 Mrs Stephens I communicated regularly with her I brother At 1 that time her correspondence corre eOrT pon enco ceased ed an and every en effort of Mr Smith to locate his sister h has s been futile In her last letter more than titan one year ear ago ngo Mrs Stephens mentioned that they contemplated th the pui c chase of ot an automobile f Tho The Inability Inability In Inability In- In ability of ot Washington officials to lo locate lo- lo cate tho the couple gave ave rise to Mr aIr Smiths Smith's belief that t th they y had started d don on some motor trip only to meet d death ath by ly accident or foul toul pIa play in an Isolated section