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Show JLj THE SALT LAKE TRIBUTE, SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 21, MWM WWXIO Cost of Default Is Brought to Attention . of Owners, Additional If owners of real estate throughout state had a keener realisation of the cost of allowing their property te be sold for taxes, more Uses would be paid before these additional coats are Incurred, in the belief of Mark reTuttle, state auditor, who has turned from a tour of southern and southwestern counties of Utah, during uhtth he audited county" funds in the state has an Interest. Assessor I N. Savage of Count Tut-iWashington county, said Mr. an hlf upon the exped.ent of hating fhibl shed in the local papers, uthr his slengture. In which he made He pointed out the sttqation clear ? . has that the rsxpaver penalty- and interest at therate of 12 per cent a year.. Further, he ha to pay advertising, selling and similar -, costs Then there are eosts in co lection with obtaining n the for .Pf lack from the oounty and the coats of recording There eftt, re additional item, not to e to lot 6f trouble and annoya-cbons not entirely familiar with realty detechnical with transactions and scriptions of property costs All these are direct Thera are Indirect costs the taxpayer as we 1L For example, a county collect and receipt wkule P?? urer tax payment , bly seventv-flv- e is taking care of cm tax eale. im y tb nifd worn mut be paid The publication of thea feet much good, and the people toy ington county responded coat and paying thejj then I have wherever possible tn Inc on oounty commiwwloiters in the they use their heta effort of fact matter As same direction. a taxpayer will be saving Mseir if money, trouble and annojanceana be pay will borrow hi tax money interest on it at the bank, rathe than permit hi property to be oW for taxes County commissioner and say other officials reahae thia, andinfluthat they will a use whatever ence they have to Induce taxpayers to avoid such "expense and annoyance "On the whole, I found considerable the condition of improvement in account during the county book and recent trip, which began at Beaver and continued through Iron, and ington, Ivane. Garfield, "Wayna Taxes in some of Pints counties the counties are being collected a til up to date, Garfield being possibly a notable exception. la Washington personal only $4.f! auicollected tax e? are teporled, and in Piute nope at all, the officials in the latter county having bond or realty unty for all , that actually were not paid On time. Cedar City wa a busy place while I waa there, and it gaa impossible to get a room in any hotel The advent of the railroad fe waHhly welcome n aouthera Utah. Koads tav been much Improved by recent rains. I find that there is still a too request "failure to observ e the automobile license law. County officials are prone, even when tbe do stop an automobile, to let the matter pan by collecting the lieens tax. Jf a tew examples were made nkperson who are thus uiUng to pav (heir portion of the cost n i maintaining and constructing roads I believe the state would collect a money it is not now collecting. 1923. v ' s T V i Sv N Sh&de 'the. fY&rjtc. the ' H '' o- . 'v " wh'-c- e a.-it- le Iy , ' . -- v rh ,P ..yi'r- - cr y ,,1, bCkfZ lr 0f 3 n1 Every Coat and Cape: in our Entiro Stock Reduced If summer ever comes and come it mqst, eventually, ' in spite of the weather A Lake Tribase you will want to be ready with plenty of lovely " h trf the batter, launched a 745th field artillery carauaign for recruit- ing men in order to bare the quota to attend the ennoal encampment at Monterey bay. Cal The French 75, stationed below Second Booth on Main street, which is being used for recruiting purposes, has been adopted by the United States as a light artillery plane, and the tonal field artillery have a complete battery equipped with guns of this type. Members of the battery who 'will take part in the annual encampment at Monterey will also be granted the Monte, Monprivileges of teeing-Ie- i terey, Berkeley, Sacramento and many other pis res of Interest. The troop will be granted a daw In San Fran, risen en route Very little expense will bo Involved of any nature, so -- rase man css enjoy the the that si pleasant features of the trip. Very Exceptional Value Roiret twill, Poiret cord and silk sport fabrics make themselves si up into clever sports coat models or wrap for dress wear. Popular tans and brown, gray, good looking plaids and the navy and black. Suitable for every hour and every occasion a summer day can devise, for with customary perversity it will then doubtless be too hot for the effort of choosing.' The Second Week of Our Dress Carnival i presides extensive in it Each dress at each price being; a value .at a less regular price. Make your own comparison of frocka at the prices and you will back for these. A never'-to-be-denie- 4Tt gpt . jtl and special display its superlatively Value-foi- an opportunity Prices l yon krill scarcely care to ever-look- Three Special Groups teeming with merchandise Umt Is priced at way below priest for such food quality foods Take the time Monday and the week to shop to this great' department. 1 usually-aske- , money-savin- g 4 for 30c Old Dutch Cleanser .. 5 for Kc C. P. White Naptha for fSc Small ry Soap On tot of eeh to si customer. where a i sum- Popular Priced. Dresses $188, $8.98 Girls' Fins Sateen For large girls and small women. A dandy lot Of styles, colors and material a. Bloomers, 43c Pink, white and black, for ages 4, I, I, 19, II, 14. Splendidly made. i Girls Sailor Dresses, $119 Made f to Sites trimmed. 14. Per A very biy value - Uonsdnlt Some ro Jean. blue - Tbs Better Dresses $9.83, $13.98 - For matrons as well as young women and mthees. Soft Cantons and crepe de chine, plain and combination, See this great far Fourth of July Wear. showing ftt 9 b 0 t to be placed on vpedal sale avyard V N 4 I I Lessons are giveh free beautiful ones as yoa can create, following yoer own ideas of materials and hading or of- - the color scheme of your both. I will eertaialr be prond of 'this in mv new home, .'aid. a yoong britje-teb- j V different shade from which, to choose, including Brown JjmMe Oreen Cocoa , Copper Blue Self Sandalwood Pelican Gray i Flame , Blue Frepch Pink ; . lavender Whit Sapphire Blue Black, sic. j Ths price Is owe ef the unususl vtluee Welkers makes it a point to provtde for Itt patrons 27 Navv Our President Is Coming - - Y Salute him with a flag , flung to the breeze. Vsry Carps Assortment vf A Americ&n Ylag-- Soft Finish American s Sixs 4x9 feet, each I xi feet, each x tset, each Six Six Slxo xt1 Inches, as oh Size 12x17 Inches, och Size 12x21 Incttoa, saeh Size 24x34 Inches, sack ol 93gg 94.90 canvas V S . 9iS 9x7 SIX 3x14 headings - ,i n , r, .lie Inohe. ach i - - - ( V , - t inches, each , 'Heavy SZk American Tlaglj , -- Mounted on varn'shed s ticks 2; ,'BVaCh 6lx 89 feet, each Slza 9x10 feet, ach -- Made of Japan ere silk, mounted I dark sticks. , American Fl$gs Jnmouwted have and grummet, 'a-- T , Silk American Flags ........92.38 ............. V All-Wo- Flas Fast colors; mounted on sticks. Unmounted American flags, made of soft cotton; fast colors. Have canvas ' Sevrod JisaiXngs and grwouneta. . star and stripes Such earns lovingly examining dainty stitches she had just pet in. Minute instruction in every detail it given, so yen need hive no fenr of results. Come in nnd consult our expert instructor. Jl to hospitality , romance warmth perhaps and color-- a home grown increasingly attractive just by in our art needle work department , Womens and Larg-- Girls Knit Union Baits, 35c whit- Mils green, beige, rose, coral, gold, honevdew, tan, laven- - i i -- ALLTYME CREPE Making Yourself a Lamp Shad to 12 Monday Laos and cuff knee, tow neck, mer weight. Colored Pongee $3 . New Shipment h. Yard LAMP A SHADE Prepare for the Fourth! sin Twenty fivs colors among them light blue, pink, orchid, orange, Alice blue, hone yd ew, white, gray, cardinal, flame, etc. it a privilege to be permitted to ghow jhern to you. OUR DOWN STAIRS STORE Bour Sales ,.,..7. , - M n't1. A very wonderful valuo, yartl der and white. come linens, ratines, voiles (perhaps ynth roars of lace), for daytime and coun try club; crisp organdies; CTcpes, for mere formal social affairs; chiffons, georgettes, lace in combinations, for evening wear. ''v ' goto received, pew nsMrtment, changeable and plain. Completed range of dark and tight colors. 10-i- J A Iff xM, heavy quality crepe, in changeable effects. Very service- able for capes, separate skirts or full dress. Radieux ' Sport' Crepe V At various other prices We will consider nr, $l Chiffon Taffeta $2.63 ' ttoh Gypsy Queen Jt come i w than other - tptf- AT INDUCIVE PRICES. much Any time, anywhere, anyhow pleats. A summer comes, sleeves are left out in the cold, and many models ate Slesveleses. import models arc surpassingly clever. at $25, $37.50, $47.50 itt'h Summer Silks flannel and crape do dune Veiled Foulards refined prints in crepes . sport frocks willow foulards georgettes, beaded . ptuey satin crepes, with dainty Val lace trims print in ltoshanara crepe . fcwiH 1 greater-than-usu- ' B I h Reduced Price Run $17.50 to $98.50 Many Attend Reunion of W. D. Hendricks Family Battery B Continues Recruiting Campaign ' t ts '0 if fJT Some superbly illustrating the vogue of summer fur in their Rr collars. r Wire.-NE- Bpeeial to TV T ribas. The W D RICHMOND, June 2 Hendricks family, one of the oldest nnd largest in the state, held a reunion here today, with about every I tv mg member of the family present. The late W. 1. Hendricks, founder of the family, was born In Simpson county, kentuiky, on November fi. 1829. and died Wav C, 1909 He was among the find set tiers of the northern gart of this state, settling In Richmond in ISC He waa the first mayor of Richmond and was one of the found era the first depositor and the largest stockholder in the Thatcher Brother Banking company of Logan, Mr. Hen d ricks was prohablv the most Influential man In the building up of the extreme northern part of Utah and xwa instrumental in getting the first railroad there. The days program was In charge of B A Hendricks and was as follows Family assembly, H) 30 a. m ; lunch. 12 0 clock; meeting of, the Genealogical aasociatio. followed by an afternoon of sport and entertainment. W. I) Hendricks was the fathef of children. forty-tw- o kD J Soft, velvety pile fabrics gerona, fashona, marvrila, drape theW selves gracefully to the line of your modishness. Smart cording Rheumatism Serum Is Declared Effective t p 'Qr A each and every ono lot-ar- Trtbwe-fUI- v tkfjti L -- YORK, June 24 No moV pain and no more cripple because of rheumatism is a possibility of the future, judging from the result ob tamed in the lost four years from an entirely new method of treatment of the disease at the clinic of New York This treatment consists university of serum injections administered twice a week More than $000 cases have been handled w'th So per cent Improved to a l('Uu just this mde of what can be termed a positive cure, according to a statement from the school idday. Many of the patients, however. hwe reached the point of calling R a cure because they no longer suffer pain and the conditions which hindered or prevented their movements hav entirely disappeared The serum used is a graduated series or strepticoccus virfdana which the doctors in the clinic acknowledge? to be the undexhing cause of rheu matism A ma!i amount of the serum Is owed at the beginning and grad uaflv built up to a comparatively huge dooe At least twenty treatment are administered, and the immediate are astonishing in some case. One man who was brought to the clinic" two week ago could not walk a step and recently he hopped off the floor with both feet. This improvement flowed four doses of the serum. xfi r n -- ibicago 'p 12X17 Iwches, each gtxe 14x23 Ihchoa, tsch 9tze 24x39 Inches, tsch 87-5- 0 ... to- - .. f it -- UJ ?2 V) . |