| Show r k: - a ! iy‘m t rVtfVfr : A“i r THE V HERALD-BJEFUBLICA- SALT LAKE (JETT TJTAH FRIDAY AUGUST 171917 H IS MURRAY FOR CRIME OF YIELD LARGELY OOAS FOOD JS TO RAD) CREWS M-1MSTRAT- ‘ Found in One Place Two Arrested ? Will Administer New Food Control Bill : Senator Ten Cases of : ' r'K ' Two nwr “orphan” caches' of liquor trhose owners ' have cannily avoided claiming the wassail waifs are reposing In the $100000 police asylum" the hag of a couple of raids conducted yes- v: terday v 1 of-th- F e - - - V ’ ing two-doze- ‘ -- Carlson ‘Ownerless’ Brew Confiscated Equally forlorn and foresaken were ten cases of beer found by the police in trunks at the Rochester rooming house These drinkables lodgers at the place volunteered were stored up by two men who had gone away and left their baggage behind To harbor part of the deserted boose the police evidence room in the Public Safety building has been turned into a haven not only for the “forty-nin- e bottles hanging on the wall but for lots of other decanters and Jugs and kegs and barrels The sheriffs office Is almost as well stocked The theoretical present-da- y value of the goods is about $100000 'The disclosure and confiscation of such large stocks have brought consternation to many of the thirsty and to drain a shifty orgentry who hoped tilt a goblet now 'and again glass for some time to come They are following the activities of the raiding parties with apprehension lest every hidden drop evaporate under the seer-ln- g scrutiny of the law - WAR CAME PRISONER COMING FROM DENVER Officers at the Fort Douglas prison camp received word yesterday of the coming of several war prisoners The Information as to dispatch gave little or where they are the number coming to come from but It Is known that the prisoners will be brought here from another alien detention camp and are presumably bad characters A message last night gave the name of one of them as Emil Iteliener a German held in Jail In Denver since his arrest early this month for activities Iteliener is said to be a rep- resentative of Vei reek’s Weekly for- merly the Fatherland of New York DISTRICTS REPORT ON SCHOOLS i The Millard county school district education depart-- I reports to the state2841 school children ment that there are in that subdivision an increase of 180 over last year’s total Juab district and girls of school reports 1301 boys with age a decrease of 85 as compared 1916 Bane district reports 609 chll dren of school age a decrease of 28 as compared with the 1916 total pro-Germ- an - ! - -- Daniel Connars (left) and John Murray of the Unole Sam loan office In Salt Lake acIs John Murray convicted as anholdSleuths : for the Portland Jewelry in the complice of J J Morris office house ascertained : that the stolen May 8 Jewels up of the Uncle Bam loan in Salt Lake at the 1911 serving life at the state prison time 'ofdisappeared the of Morris arrest Danfor a crime actually committed by to this day the surrounds Mystery bandit? noted Conhars iel of Morris and appearance strange the Connars In the Unde Sam That it was Connars who entered Loan office Uncle Sam loan office with Morris and the which gave attending gunplay and ordered Adolph White proprietor Smith a of holdup appearance to surrender valuable jawels is the conthe testified Murray hearing during inof Murray tention of acquaintances that the man who Is thought to have cluding’ Miss Lena Murray his jaunt been Connars Indulged in- demands for hapThey declare that Murray merely and gold which- appeared peJewelry of pened to be- a casual companion culiar in that they were specified Morris Miss Murray is preparing to lay ''her with Murray had traveled to Salt LakeMorris refindings before authorities and It iswho Morris but it is said that when Loofbourow that Judge ported crime in met Connars his old partner may assist in ascerIn E First sentenced Murray of at the old Occidental bar not the claims which the truth even in- taining South street Murray was are made by being 'Murray vited to accompany them to the'Uhcle The name Connars was discovered in Sam loan- office farther down the street the investigation of the case of Mur-as where it appeared that they had mysand he went through the trial ray terious business to transact one Connars operating under an alias Many Is Taken la Net The photographs secured by Miss MurThen it is recalled that scenes at- ray show that Murray 'was not Connars who is at large tending the hold-u- p shifted withon such the the dash for liberty rapidity Morris resalting in the death part of of Joseph Wail ter Axtell that when the police drew in their net It contained " Murray in Addition to Morris inhis maintained that has Murray terest in the affair resulted from curiosity to see what Morris was do ing with Connars in the pawnshop Morris who was executed for the murder of Axtell declared in a death statement that Murray was not implicated in the hold-u- p it Is going to be extremely However Murray was found guilty riHAT L difficult for any but those with and sentenced to life Imprisonment by excuses to evade F C Loofbourow then district Judge proved legitimate there being no knowledge of the ex- service in the national army via the istence of Connars whom Investigators district appeal board exemption or dis' shown now claim escaped was route conclusively charge Miss Murray ' aunt of the convict at yesterday's initial meeting of the who is a nurse at 1424 Emerson ave- board t was made clear in the denue has Just completed a persistent nials of many claims for exemption effort to 'establish the identity of the that- only the best' of reasons would man for whose guilt she feels certain avalL her nephew is serving the long sentence The appeal hoard granted but one disThe in the state ‘penitentiary charge while it 'denied six' a was in but reality " granted discharge Connars f Photo Identified wool as a U buyfur L lough’ Edgehill The investigation of Miss Murray in- er was discharged until March 1 191$ cluded a Journey to the Montana state only'ln order th&the might break' in' a where a: pho- new 'man to take prison atwasDeer Lodge Connars his position Copsecured of men from Salt Lake were certograph ies of this photograph are reported by tified to the adjutant' general and war Miss Murray to have been Identified by department as drafted r for- - service true ac- Fourteen were certified from Cache Adolph White as those of the ' ' 'r It county complice of Morris in Jhe hold-u- p has been ascertained that he served Board t Meet Dally with Morris at Deer Lodge The FIc-tou appeal board will meet again at The story of Murray & native of a m today and every day hereafter N- - S Canada relative to his 10 work of completing the draft chance acquaintance with Morris has until-thTwelve Utah is 'finished for exquota Miss in been checked up by Murray to the service men were for certified In the Interest of tensive investigation from Piute 'county 13 yesterday her nephew- - She says that he had board county 17 from BoxI Blder come in from a construction camp and from Grand 64 Garfrom Board No and was stopping at a cheap lodging house county ' on for field discharge Applications beMorris when Ore in Portland in account of agriculturengaged being friended him number 14 to Boise Ida al ‘or Industrial pursuits They then Journeyedaware were made by 6 for Morexemption Appeals that where Murray became mens an express package ris was looking for Men certified for service in the naof Jewelry representing the loot of the -tional for mobilisation of the Crown Jewelry at the army will report famous hold-u- p loof thelyvarlous ascerheadquarters ' ' company at Portland She has summoned when boards cal by shipped themdraft tained that the package was rememThey will receive instructions is in the name of Connars who issued by the - war department and will bered as an associate of Morris at: the then entrain for the selected cantonWand of the time by the proprietress ment Five men to serve as alternates rich rooming house in Boise selected by each draft hoard to be wlll Murray Statement Cheekedthe place of those who may be untake All A check alio has been made of the able to report for mobilisation statement of Murray that he accom- absentees will be ‘classed as deserters to' punishment as such panied Morris to Ogden- to which point was and suject ' the famous Crown Jewelry package Fhv Hez Ara Dnftiid and transferred and collected by Morris examined 175 men Local board-NoConnars a few days before the hold-u- p In allotment under second its yesterday the additional calL Five additional men were selected to servo in the naare: Martin Benjamin tional army 'They i Peterson ' Charles Rusplno ' Besso Z&n Marion Jacob Stringham and William vWolstenholme Mdny men from out of the city and those not examined under the first call-ar' being put through the physical tests byy this t board Each day’s business is being cleared up before the next is begun:' men Board No 2 examlned‘forty-on- e Absence i of Commissioner yesterday at Its-- f irst meeting to physi- - - " - - - - it-th- e ' 4 - ' -- - 1 - - - - - - ' - 7 Nlne-ty-tlir- eo ' ‘ - : - - - : - “ - - - - - -- : - l SITE FOR MARKET - NOT DETERMINED : e - r - Owing to the absence of Commiscommitsioner H H Green the special tee composed of Mayor W Mont- Ferry did not : reand Commissioner Green of a municipal location on the ' port market last night-Mayor Ferry asked that the matter go over until next week at which time is expected the committee will make it its- report The mayor admitted - that not an easy the selection of a site-waone in view of the fact that a number of sites had been offered or suggested The latest offercame last night when Jullna Ia Smith Edna L" Smith' Joseph R Smith Joseph F Smith Jrto and Mary S Smith Peterson offered 330 sell to the city a tract of land of by 330 feet on First North and Second West streets' The property is located across the street south from ' the West Side high school The offer calls attention to the fact that a spur' track of the Bamsouth of berger road runs immediately the same the tract offered and that road runs its main line hut a half block west-The price asked is $70000 - The offer was referred to the special committee with the understanding that the entire matter ‘ would he reported to the commission for action the early part of next week- - - - s X - ' - fall of money” rVV V ' - ’ - - siffircrscKQQi wcom: up-to-d- ate - If you like your 'hard workto be 1 - -- Sheridan y' ' j - -- co-oper- ate - cally test those included in the second call Several of those summoned were out of the city Members of this board declared that only a small percentage of the men claiming exemption would have their claims granted Only about thirty men remain to be declared accept edto fill this district's quota and these are expected to be secured before tonlghtSeventy-thre- e of the 100 registrants called to appear before the draft board of district No 3 at the capltol yesterday answered the summons Of this were 'qualified and number forty-seve- n were disqualified twenty-si- x Of the twenty-seve- n not reporting six had been transferred to other draft districts and two were exempt from physical examination on account of being already In the military service - - Nineteen Net Aeeeunted Forw - The nineteen men who were unaccounted for are CL R Anderson Dominick Alme Vern Charles Albert Bedolla Charles Ernest Barker Jim Cayanella T W Dahlquist Walter W Emery W T Fortney G R Fox A B- Fisher R O Grimmer James Lee Nichols A G PerJ D McBride J P Smith T W Smith kins Harry LeRoy and A CL Weston ' Of the 256 men of district No 3‘sunacfirst call only thirteen remain bow ' counted for There have been fewer exemption claims thus far in district No 3 under the second call than there were under the first Board No 4 called 119 men to be examined yesterday Sixty-eigof this number were accepted Seventeen were transferred and accounted for and thirty-six did not appear Four preylously ordered to appear showed up yesterday Two of these were accepted and two Of those examined from discharged' out of town two were rejected four accepted and one temporarily rejected- Following is a list of the men certified from Pluto county by local boards for service: Earl Jensen G W Porter W Malmqulst Clarence Sorensen L E Hardy J P Palmer CL F Boatman Ira McDonough Maynard McIntosh H N Brindley Whittaker Pris-cilla- no - ht - - L E ' a 'Betenen Grand County Certifications Those certified from Grand county were J W Foy M B Taylbr D C Leavitt- D Campbell p G Dufford Lewis Dahllng R T Williamson A A Allen CL M Gilbert Levi Taylor D I Beeson W R Hazelbush John Dahllng Those certified from Box Elder J E Rich-In- s county CLwere J & CLForsgren CL Clay J C Knud-so- n Nelson T T H Daman L A Hubbard' Howard Richardson Fearymore Lee W E Dalton G D Murle C H Yates J G Shay Sher Singh Charley Leon Ella-so- n - J Keller Bernard Those certified from Garfield were H A Humphreys John Martinbrlaneo John Christensen G A Stedman R H Julian G A Brand CL EL Miller J D Lambert E A Raddatz F E Sten-bloCarl Llndberg W EL Bancroft W W Gill&xn Peter Criarie Richard James Curtis F N Stringham Shaw' CL ' O White R J Peterson Joseph Scoff Peter Fassan Angelo Villa Don L Dunlavy 8 M Bullock Charles Densby H A Parker George W L Gardner Clarence J P Kendall E J G Jackson B Richards W J Strong W R Black John Vosberg H E Ashman H E Walsh H M Angell J F Harding AlArthur Mette P P bert White A - E Bangerter Theo Kechen-palEL J C Iverson Pater Ralnaldl Philip Stlenberg Joe Data G EL Ba-so- ne os ns Iron- i - v-:- t And now ia Bargain Time at our store - - - Utah Power & Light Co Efficient Public Service Kearns Bldg Main 500 r J le Sed-ber- ry take” all day If you like hot drudgery —then: keep fright on using lad-iroon ironing day Otherwise get an Electric WEDGWOOD IS MADE A GENERAL - J Xalerpoulos LIzonlC R Johnson W T Harding D G R Lilya Germano G James Caldwell Itol Carnaszt Kat-slnlekl-B- ert Morgan M B Peterson Charles Nusplno Besso Zan‘ M J Walstenholme Strlngbain William The following men asked discharge enyesterday on the groundorof being industrial gaged in agricultural work: Carl P Lelshman Cache county H N Brindley Coyote Martin Bergam Peterson N J Brossoit 1024 Windsor avenue Salt Lake C W Burke HInck- i ' : fire - Zon-ganalk- If yod like to be tired all over If yon like your ironing to - - ' The Civic Betterment union took steps last night to assist the state county and city authorities In the enforcement of the prohibition law The organization sent ont a circular letter to its full membership of over 2000 Salt Lake residents asking them to divulge in confidence to the officials of the union any Information they might have relative to infractions of the new law against the sale of intoxicating liquors The union hse good reason to believe it Is stated that large amounts of liquor have been stored In cellars throughout the city and in hotels and The fact of storage rooming houses of liquor in quantity is regarded as conclusive evidence of intention to dispose of it in direct violation of the prohibition law The union desires to rid the city of a great many undesirable women and men who are said since the bone-dr- y law became operative to have found refuge in some of tbe hotels and rooming houses of the downtown district Both the union and the city officials It is stated have realized for some time that the dispersal of this undesirable element depends largely on the thoroughness with which the anti liquor law is enforced The circular reads in part: “We ask you to with us In securing evidence or Information of which will lead to the investigation ' any place resort hotel or rooming house or against any individual whom you may know or have good reason to believe has liquor for sale contrary to law in order that wa may work together In assisting the officers to enforce The Civic Betterment law terra firm a “Hauling mu! was never like Ms” must have thought Besu union the is so organized with its various committees that- any reports will be quickly taken care of “Under tbe new law any report you may give relative to law violations or to any place which seems to you a public nuisance will be treated with the utmost confidence" Members are asked to mall any information they may have of the kind sought by the union to EL F Mills 301 Boston building or to Irvin L Lowery J P O box 925 ly CL EL Chafin 927 ' EL First South Appointment of Irons and street Salt Lake CL H Flowers Mill Creek A J Worlton 926 Lincoln Faison Also Are street Salt Lake Nle Percy Eureka P SL Anderson Heber L R Jones 18 Confirmed Iverson street Salt Lake F G Carlyle Heber Allan G Pyper Riverton A L Strong Indian Springs Confirmation by President Wilson of the appointments of EL A Wedgewood The following appealed to the appeal board from the findings of the dis- formerly adjutant general in command trict boards who denied them exemp- of the Utah national guard to the Lewis A Stanley’s Act Attions: R W Emerson 659 E Seventh Eightieth Infantry brigade as brigadier South street Salt Lake Albin HanCoL' J ' A' Irons formerly of tributed to Marital sen Heber L IL Dean 350 Moffat general court Salt Lake Roy Gaugh 753 EL the Twentieth' at Fort Douglas to tne Second South street Salt Lake A K One Hundred and Sixtieth depot brigUnhappiness Perchon 726 EL Second South street ade and the promotion of CoL &L Salt Lake D P White Porterville Eort Douglas to brigadier Ill and despondent over domestic af These are the men who were denied Faison at Fifty-eighdivision fairs general infantry EL Lewis A Stanley 30 years a on I Spltko exemption appeals: was announced in dispatches from boilermaker committed suicide last and Nathan EL Hansen from local board 30 apNo 2 Harvey M Green Cache City Washington last night listing the in his by night taking ' and pointments assignments of army apartments at 56 strychnine N Second board No 2! A M Malous Morris officers West to the different divisions and street His body was found Mllkoff and George H Dahlen from lo- cantonments by neigh-bo- ra cal board No L note which he left he comlit plained of being lonesome and in poor Not 21 He Soys Write health According to neighbors Stanley and From Trenches- Answer his wife separated two months ago For the past two weeks he had comA young man passed a fine physical plained of sicknesa In a frenzy of despair he is believed to have deterexamination before the draft board of mined to end his miseries by taking district No 2 and was admired J and poison qualified for service He did not claim Stanley was employed at the Garfield smelter exemption The next day he came around to the Deliveries Will Be Received TWENTY LEAVE UTAH office of the board in the Atlas block Until at Depot Aad found out he was not : and said he TO ENTER U S NAVY 21 years of age and so could not 9 yet serve under the selective draft law “Write us about it from the Twenty young men who recently entrenches said Stephen B Newman of ' The shoe- relief service being ' con- listed in the United States navy at the the No 2 board ducted by the Insurance Federation of local navytorecruiting station have been branches of the service case was not reopened The Utah for the benefit of war sufferers assigned ‘ will leave ' and the city today One of in France will be discontinued’ at 9 them enlisted as a fireman will go to xn Deliveries p bo will received today’ Bremerton Wash Designation Slacker remaining 76 at the depot at up ' to nineteen will go to SanThe Francisco thst'hour Jndson Hartley Ogden of Hooper Injustice to These Men - The! depot ’was swamped with ship- Utah enlisted at the local station yes' ments by express freight and parcel Overhasty designation of them a post yesterday - in ' consequence terday and“slackers” proved yesterday to be an those in charge were unable to begin Guy Mi ’Milner has enlisted as chief mate In machinist aviation corps injustice to two young men who are on the packing as planned of the navy This Isthe their bit tbe highest grade already “doing reFour hundred shoes were of pairs enlistment obtained to date In Utah When U M Lyman and' Ernest R ceived yesterday from Garfield ' four Young Jr failed to appear for exam- large boxes packed with shoes EXAMINATIONS BEING HELD ination before the exemption board of came in fromtightly Lehl a large shipwere the fourth dlstrlot they ' denounced ment arrived from StandAnthony for positions as teachExaminations Idaho ers in the In certain irresponsible publications Almost 50 per cent of the shoes public schools are being held reInvestigation yesterday revealed the ceived yesterday were practically as In tbe various school districts of the state The result of the examinations faet thst the lads were members of good as new battery D First field artillery U N G be It will impossible for the shoe re- will not be made public until thirty lief service to call today for quanti- days have elapsed ties of shoes that have been collected at homes and business placea Persons in charge of such collections are asked to arrange for their delivery today at the service depot John D Spencer estimated last night that ANDREW CARNEGIE pairs of shoes would be sent from Salt Lake to France as the result of the campaign launched a few weeks SAID ago- The contributions will be packed and shipped to New York tomorrow man who cannot ' and will not aavu MUNSEY NAMES MAN money czzzat and will 7 not do anything tin" IN SUIT FOR DIVORCE worth while His name once linked with dynaStop and consider how' you ' outrages J EL Munsey who miting will be situated financially served a two years’ sentence in the five yean from now While federal prison at Leavenworth wn comes into the prints again are and you strong young the filing of a divorce suit in through the disand active your services are court trict ' in demand But some' day In this action started yesterday Munsey is the plaintiff asking a 'separayou ‘will reach the time when tion on statutory grounds from Viola be will taken by your place Wilson is named as coFred Munsey a younger and more active respondent person Munseys Incarceration In prison followed his conviction of participation In the blowing ‘up of the Los Angeles Times Previous to that while he was secretary here of the Structural Steel Workers he fell under suspicion when an attempt to dynamite the subOIDHrCDSZM) structure of the Hotel Utah was made Construction ' of the hostelry had Just been started by the James Stewart -— r- - m - books than thy parse Dispersal of Element Depends on Dry Law Enforcement Belief - H - Asks ’ - - Union WANTS TO RID CITY OF UNDERWORLD WOMEN ONE DISCHARGE IS GRANTED SIX DENIED x t Members to Report Infractions of Law her “Bess’ helped teammate “Billy” ' pull the loaded' The appointment of Senator W Coal of Salt Lake as federal Bamberger wagon company’s food commissioner of Utah was apto the of the edge proved by President Wilson yesterday Appointments to the position of food hole She hadn't controller in twenty-seve- n other states had a drink all were also indorsed by the President day for what goes It will be the duty of Mr Armstrong with us humans In as state food commissioner to administer the food control bill recently en- the teetotler line acted into law by Congress in Utah to applies equally as the extent to which it applies here well with equlnes The supervision of the endeavor to coordinate ' state food activities with Nevertheless Bess those of the national food administra- didn’t stop at the tion will also devolve upon him went The Interval of several weeks be- brink' on She it falling right tween- Mr Armstrong’s appointment five feet off an emand its approval yesterday by the bankment to do it President was given out in part' by And the hole didn’t Mr Armstrong to careful Inquiry Into measure an inch crop production and food conditions more than two and throughout the state and he will enter a half feet across upon the 'new and Important duties to by but little more which he has now been officially as- in length signed well :equipped with It took the com information He accompanied Governor blned efforts of Bamberger on the latter’s recent trip headquarters to Provo and while there collected data company under on the crop outlook with a view- to CapL Andrew Eik-- r for the tasks he expected preparation e m a plus soon to undertake derrick rigged big Among the state food commissioners for her special ben announced yesterday are: Arizona eflt a multitude of Timothy A Rlordan Flagstaff Cali- heavy ropes ' and fornia Ralph P Merritt San Francis- the willingly prof-co Montana Prqf Alfred Atkinson fered advice o f Bozeman Nevada ' Henry M Hoyt some score of onReno New Mexico Ralph CL Ely gante lookers to Induce Fe and Wyoming Theodora CL Diers Bess to return to ' Betterment 93 SALT LAKERS CERTIFIED FOR DRAFT - ' have thy study fall of ’ of coal than fhl) Into a hole Intended for it -- Green Puts Matter Over 'Far snore seemly were it for thee to LIQUOR ROUND UP t-- i- rather pull a load g So great has been the amount of con- traband wet goods seised that the problem Is being pondered with an eye to legal considerations Involved whether the liquor must perforce be destroyed or may be sold In some wet territory the plumping public coffers Conservationists are urging that the stock be salvaged Instead of Jettisoned If‘ that is possible Wines of rare Vintage stowed away f i where they could gather as many cobwebs as In the most musty cellars proved a rare find when a party of raiders led by Sheriff John S Corless Invaded 854 'Arapahoe street yesterday Included among the spirits were tinfoil-cappe- d bottles of bubbling champagne I — 100 bottles of them In fact — such as Fused to make the cafe check an imfinancial statement In the old portant ‘and days Beer anil Whisky Found As mere cellarette asides to the wine were three fifty-tw- o gallon barrels of six barrels of beer and ten whisky n I cases of whisky quart' The value of the cache it was estimated would be $3000 during the wet regime and its “bootlegging quota- tlon several times that amount From evidence In the hands of the sheriff It Is believed the liquor was bought and stored away In June or July with the expectation of high profits after prohibition had gone Into effect The fact that so much expensive wine was Included In the allotment led the author ities to conclude that the owners planned to dispose of their wares among those willing to pay liberally for every sparkling sip r Like most of the other liquor con-- ’ fiscated the wine whisky and beer had no claimants as the officers ' started awaywlthlt On suspicion that they might be the owners warrants were sworn out for W J Buller and I A — theatre yesterday and It wasn’t a political move either It w a s a n entirely Has Spent Several' Weeks Familiarizing Himself With Crop Outlook V -j horses Brew Discovered in Room--r- r ing Housed I the OFFICIAL POSTED ON unexpected one on her part as like CONDITIONS IN STATE all good truck sherd much - a- rear of the CHAMPAGNE WHISKEY AND BEER IN DEPOSIT Ownerless’ thmiiti American in-Uta- : l one : of Gov Simon Bam' berger’s horses fell Into a coal holo In 0R $3000 Worth of Contraband : CMC LEAGUE TO GOVERNOR’S TRUCK OFFICERS IN AID HOLE COAL SAVED FROM ARMSTRONG IS DESPONDENT HE TAKES OWN LIFE I i - -- - th SHOE COLLECTION t - ' m WILL END TONIGHT PM x - -- had-been - - - More 15-0- - 00 convincing than any advertisement could be are the convincing things said about the COLUMBIA GR AFON OLA by satisfied owners everywhere ! - - ‘ lurusE mesnr JL J - company ( |
