Show ‘r Thu' PAGE THE TWO Thursday UTAH MOAB TIMES-INDEPENDENT March 30 1922 life reptiles a number of days 72 colored troops Ve ort Wingate under THE HOPIS took them into the middle of the ciuiie down from they M hollow' McNamee a white M plaza in square where they Captain around in circle man splendid bunch of Irvin stretched rope They were C L Christensen) (By hen the iiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiii in audience mounted on ts away from the cavalrymen all gray Editor Tinies-Independent entered the ring and it medicine men they camped near will continue The night 1 Hopi story horses H C my did everything that could they seemed Sur-1 all piled into rand interesting people they are an be thought of with the snakes They this village the Indians fasted rounding the 200-foot mesas on which Sheei them up in the air so that they one very large room where they have thev their homes are lieautil III threw the and :Tayl°r on naked bodies prayed that this calamity of ruined down form Some IV ill I'lii' ii llue the in by In the morning put snakes their might pass them ‘They would Larrcturne It tl fnnns are wentv miles away mouths two at a time and they would the agent and the captain organized sandy land and in the spring they 1(il lie them the is what foot (their them around their necks men there were around and m put the corn down to moisture with their Did bodies ?tc around any of agency- farmers school teachers is ivllibl tick Sometimes the seed IN The had his litthi get bit A e one others 14 in all was made captain Let fa'1 planted eighteen inches deep but lie He sucked of this bunch and we were to approach finger badly pinched to The wind blows STYLE OR I igh' moisture :o the wound minute and then took the village up the narrow trail till our then the corn appears fioni his medicine hag away the sand MADE-TOsome herbs and heads would be visible over the ledge The 1'hev hence they transplant often right on the waiting How town cation put them in- and went some 400 yards from have green corn all summer till frost his finger until SUIT he La was a little deformed wc saw the cavalry coming have seen one family raise ever comes One alter this "smart Aleck" stuck in sight who had to travel several gath-‘ ran' non bushels They cooperate in the to the big rattler rope close miles from over around to approach foil and if fails to their one pleased the ering crops will be fiiee it north to measure unset me somewhat When they got near the village you missio raise any they divide according to the Imv 1- L held the horses n vv o TV fourth cnp unu‘‘r lH ui'u "n every man of the hey ilso have Sf for Suit which will be tailored to family V y took a The 10 approached They kck 1111 011 tne elD0W' Jne snnKU and the rest orchards peach and npricut L the crowd of the position en over with guns in front and half special requirements by the sidehills t rope into hey the OIiL jenine nnzl your grow on athe Ca: would advance in turn until we had llivic with time ol the year one may come along people illHl This their the village favorite surrounded My company International Tailors Supt was and sit on a horse and pick fruit from snake He had a When we got there the blue ribbon on This did likewise tieton III the lop of a tree and in the tall you vztic the tAveiitn honvillage The people were jorted 35 feet high year tnai ne nau was vacated will find the Is same tree with his in the Every abric Guaranteed lored them congregated house above rowin presence so and you could crawl under its roots and above the house appeared must have paralyzed his it rm Pure Wool Thus thev alternate annually which said B irt Uf cnnlfp rnndilv Afa white flag The agent's interpreter Ita h" ello to keen them alive with this HH JIV their aimears to service the reptiles tak-i sent to accept ter this were was of the sands The Hopis llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll IIIIIIM rom to their several dwelling places surrender But the answer he brought back each in their help other turn when 1 the They said this represented a time back was that they were a peaceful tl I II diying their fruit They have several between inoffensive people and wanted only to slick sandstone when there was no enmity hundred yards ol and beast and would be so again be left alone with their country and A co fruit rock they dry their man on which will II If do not believe their God readily under-there Hv as be and on earth you my You have seen 200 or more women it leetini of the snake dance go and stand compromiseon sec was no girls cutting and spreading peaches these terms so when we found they vas go They have it annually about May turning them over sacking etc not to eeds I visited the Hopis often and people inclined have were praying that some of the villages have le: lived 3l2 all surrounded the house ras of fruit years in their village where fight we 10 tons dried as much as of our fears were all over The colored rui' less my children were born The peach some Is some more and some pule of I will close Hopi story by relating soldiers not even were any more pits are saved for my II ave medical purposes winter of The Hopis had barricaded the door so h my experience in the in Nothing goes to waste The corn cobs and IJ'J spring of I'JOl) They had we could not get in The soldiersbegan fuel had used for which very ai are was by the the roof off the for agent splendid American tearing house line of including Silk Plaids Silk taken handsome Spring Dress Goods I scarce until Uncle Sam showed them the fell down and hit of Samuel and Shoemaker Some mud and stone loss of which they have name how to use coal III tribe few Organdies Meca and Printed Voils Chiffons It used was suffering from black smallpox women and children This caused Stripes Georgette Crepes plentiful supply to take two Th this the worst type of disease crying The some moaning and days to get a burro load of wood :ided and a Mexican the door and reached and hired chief then opened Poplins Nainsooks India Linen laxons Batiste Mr Shoemaker me Ira Hatch Joseph Wakefield and m elec out and from Holbrook who had had the jerked my Mexican companion attended a Hopi snake dance They result with them inside and shut the door again had weeks all kinds of smallpox to go and work gathered for 68 the to guard nearly caused a commotion as Will be Our main business was This Pleased fed on A New Line of House Dresses and School Dresses You snakes which they mice and trict hostile act Shimpabey village which had the disease the soldiers took it as a II until for the of ine and Percales they were ready With Them Made Ginghams meat In elf had nine that it meant no harm very badly We husky assured them also had They scorpions Ceremony to lurpo head but would result in good as they no MH When the Navajos on horses who were lentepedes and tarantulas :ees off to doubt wanted to talk to him as they any people who might attemptsaid ull "Shoot close" considered him their blood relation come to this town in the agent an order to me from The result was as anticipated The lharle C A ROBERTSON libbet Kearns canyon So one day we saw door opened and the leading men began L A W AT 16 Hopis to Indians coming on burros from Here the Co-operative 11 come out vjllagt? Cooper-Martin Building for they insisted on made fatal mistake They appealed UTAH McNamee to send white MOAB visiting thi stricken village in spite to Captain of all warning When they got with-' men to deal with them This reflection TO EAT USE AND WEAR" in a couple of hundred yards shot on the color-line drew from the big had rock near colored soldiers such anger as pretty close and hit the bullet Ihe trail and never seen before They knocked down A C PARSONS you could hear butts of JEWELER- Ol'TOM ETRIST whiz by them all right The chief nine of the Indians with the Glasses Scientifically Kitted of the village yelled at the toji of his their guns and had it not been for a URNING O BODIES to which they did My and beautiful Indian woman the RET voice go back young 519 Main St COMPLETED THIS MONTH slaughter might have been great She Mexican friend and the Navajos wanted Grand Junction Colorado lay to shoot but I did not dare to trust to of the who belonged one men Washington March 26 - America's them- they wanted to shoot too close bleeding prostrate on the ground She the folded in effect: task of removing its soldier dead from In spite of all Hopis her arms and said our vigilance did as you husband" rance will have been completed on from the other village got in at night "Do my me BARBER SHOP March 30 with the arrivalin New They said they were not afraid to die looking them right in the eye "You the EARL 1) HARRIS Prop harbor of they have left my children fatherless Send York army transport and if their friends' were sick with of members CHAIRS that tell this sad "Cambria" 1224 bodies in duty to help The me home too bound them may were of the expeditionary Prompt and Courteous Service You American consequences were all the villages got story to the Great Creator This will the Children's and LadieS' Work disease and in 21 days 185 died (devils) there can be no heart forces who died in rance Guaranteed did the in 'The your bosoms" The troops quit the make approximately 46000 American young and old women dead Baths in Connection fight sacrifice who have been returned soldier sexton act and we saw them carry the such a was too much dead out on their backs in a blanket for the heart of a negro Captain McNamee from rance for burial in this country The bodies of 38000 soldiers time and had cocked his gun on the two and three bodies at I' in be concentrated and commanded them in the rance and will they would drop them in the crevices PATTERSON & CONSTANTINE his at American of the authority to desist They cemeteries in that rocks This graveyard was name of LAWYERS heed but a and country about 400 yards long G5 feet deep and gave him no woman The arrival of the "Cambria" with foot The heroine triumphedThey tied one wide grown bodies Indian General Practice in All Courts these only part till nine injured men head and heels the last official shipmentof America's would go way down to this country for burial will be to the bellies anil dead and somewhat decomposed wrote daily together under horses' Land and Water Applications by committee Shoemaker who was 12 miles distant took them down to the school house observedwill a congressional Contests which and he to chief died The rest after meet the ship at the New me by special messenger where the Several Residence Properties appropriate Independent Bldg Moab Utah conduct When we could control the situation some medical help went to jail at ort York port and under-Z no longer he came down and Wingate The ret of the Indians were ceremonies Choice Corner Business Lot took to on Main Street arrest some of the leading forced down to the school house where I) & G R EXPENDS they fumigated and given new acted real rebellious were men who had IN Two-story BIG SUM UTAH Business Block to chief and clothing fast turncrabbed on the had him As as they were safe in while Shoemaker ed loose and got a little ways off they my arms Office Equipment and Money paid out in the state of Utah the and cocked an any who would throw clothes all kinds stood stood with his gun on away of sun for supplies and taxes in 1921 1H111 pull for wages home The Mexican and vniokt might interfere nlnfovn tvifh with us nc liorvfr tun Before we by the Western! Denver and Rio Grande Stock Cattle knew it the chief made an appeal to fumigated their houses with tablets of ALL KINDS railway amounted to $7604640-42 the nine and O Navajos who were supposed formaldehide our noses would Saddle and Work Horses according to a issued statement to help us He told them they were bleed a stream if we hesitated a mothe of R Robbins It to (Jet Tuesday from office W Pays the Best all' The government Other Miscellaneous Property descendants from one Great ather ment furnished us with assistant general freight and 30 who came from beyond the great waters barrels of stick sulphur GO agent The road He said of coal oil and 30 passenger was the Installed under the rules of they gallons loads of many years ago in the biggest single piled dead paymaster state ire Underwriters on their the great wood which we were of one blood and were one paid in Utah is divided as follows land oppressed nation meaning all and set on fire It burned for eight Money in the report: or payrolls $15-750000 the ull Indians Now he said will you days and nights and we burned up hundreds Particulars Inquire of Times-Independent or $137048-53 general purchases in jail of old dead help their have never these white devils put me Moab Utah dining car and hotel supplies lamentation UTAH etc His appeal even seemed to af-The heard such a from any fuel $103563160 feet the Mexican too Navajos people in my life We had desecrated $6977029 quit all their and said the the of their help chief sepulchre dead ancestors the ' truth In the meaner and they have never forgiven was telling the RIVER NOW white race and never will as long as GREEN time there were seven eight guns the old BATHED IN DARKNESS out rocks at Hopi of that sticking Shoeday remains S over the 2 I -- - or My My chief who was Younger generations may learn that maker and me the - - - Says Green River Courier: K°od Uncle Sam did it for their good swetting and foaming like a mad lull and Tllomes streets of Green River Aiho he liavknows? went down through my arms in darkness during the past ing his back to All had in These are some of my experiences have been me my due to an week inundation of high He vvith the Hopis arms was his clothes was gone into the H 0 water power house during twelve-foot ledge He jumped down a 00 the rapid river raise of last Saturday TIME -SAVES think and we saw him no more Task Ameica 000 night Considerable damage done was did America to will have to strain its the -SAVES STEPS kept my holding him as long as entire coil system being short-circuited 0000 the from shooting as pnennvis erad its slnims and all but YOU MONEY other Indians and burned out necessitating break hs heart ie Hie rest us iae they could not shoot me without hit-j (h and job of hud to before it can become habi a tedious expensive ting him and they thought Shoemaker tation tor the codsGood Tables will be Let Thomns Carlyle which under way as Us Install a Phone in YOUR Home Today would surely kill their chief in case Congenial Company soon as the material arrives Those S5 jthey shot first believe this saved in charge of the work state that the Courteous Service of the Appreciation ius chief both The MIDLAND escape likes will be out of TELEPHONE COMPANY Charlhe to ne with one of plant probably service J N seemed to quiet them some for it was the neighbors who has a large Corbin Manager matter of from two to three family for a (for him they were concerned The On returning one day from one of weeks" Pool Hall what we had better these trips she henVed agent asked me deep sigh and Manager do told him we C A McLEOD were helpless but said: "My hut it must lie nice to have be Your printing needs can supplied lllllllllllllllllllll® Isays he will party by show them So after farnldy" The Times-Independent I AMONG (lay for the came use the of j a i 1 a a a I j : INTERNATIONAL i ! i TAILORS I I V t ! ! 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