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Show THE EXPLORERS BACK ee ee INTER-MOUNTAIN ar oe REPUBLICAN, ARRIVES MONDAY SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER © 6, x 1908. : 9g ; | Wie FROM LONG TRIP Prof. Byron Cummings and Party Return From San Juan County New UNEARTH CAVE DWELLINGS Experiences of Twelve Weeks! Explorations - Ruins Yield Up Relics {] An authoritative showing of the newest and most fashionable styles for fall and winter wear. Ready to wear hats, ready to trim hats. @ The new colors in Millinery are After twelve weeks in southeastern Utah, the representatives of the Utah branch of the American Archacologlcal society have re turned hore. On the evening of June 5 Professor Cummings, accompanied by two stuAbove is a picture of the "Red Special," the Socialist campaign train dents, Clifton Lockhart and Neil Judd, | which will arrive in Salt Lake at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. The train left Salt Lake City for the land of | is to travel 30,000 miles in its efforts to win votes for the socialist cause the Mogquis Arriving in Moab the | The train will travel across the continent twice before the campaign is eyening of June 6 the party purchased He horses and supplies for an exploring | Yn the train will be Eu eens V. Debs, a locomotive fireman, who is the trip through Montezuma valley and its Socialist candidate for President. During his short stay here he will deliver side canyons, . an addre Te will De the at of the local Socialists as will be the the morning of June 10 the| other me ioe of the party an the train. As the oceasion is Labor day it is expected that a bie celebration will be made by the local members of party reached Monticello, the counthe party. ty seat of San Juan county. ‘Two days later E. G. Kidder, a post-graduate at Harvard, joined Portessor Cummings's Party and the Montezuma trip began The purpose of this trip was to find JORDAN DIS RI S HOOLS a sultable place for the summer's [RICT work Nearly two weeks were spent mapping the canyons on the west side of Montez a. Aft ‘avers - nearly eeaee foot of tl Eertere eo pas sor Ql Cummin nd Mr. Kidd Se ar ; Hil ' raat Active work in ail public schools o Jordan district will begin W« ate sday re | Lhe school follows iss and Mr. Widde vere | forced to decide between' two ruins At the nrouth of Coal Bed canyon a] large bluff was covered with an excel- | ' " e was > Prags s lent blade Ther ea grass and no water, howey ver, o the ruin on Alkali ridge was chosen, At this place ice cold water flowed from a spring | within two miles of the ruins, anc the ‘horses cot ind: - sor vraxs i oo the come find sood~ grasson } : m * a ndians Veuret Sones. cale nae for 1908- to Cortez, SC Mabel FE. h shapes ned to Denethe) "iilier™Louls outer - Lous 5 ‘Colorado, Peterson, ers ai ¢ left e always cipal Sane _ oo) of stone used er : 7 ELS Srey eee creat eee metates, as corn mills. As of these stones were poune the explanation was accey hosts ion. whic rr io| are a rhei panes alwways many © partly mesa pueblos, uncovered nevertheless by some Ie | Ella mae Bpeke Hulda none | ftichards, James ahove if baie Me Allister. W. William Gronning We Jordan-Laur | prir ‘elb al: Clara F Pa es Anderson, Ellen EG ae Patt M. Granite ristensen, Anna M on. Brown, Alberta school-W. C. Pauline Hatfield Gardiner, Lewis, Alice. anes asians t ae "lorence Bowman. 8$ Briggs O. P. Ballard, J. at harinbeNrercarricic 5 eae G: in a poor of ---- | prin-| Jones, S | eee 1 h --__- br - Weht good zoe early Tuesday morning. By fortune, Mr. de Jerald, a the oyertock prospector, 0 ke people ecaieic water os hole part southern @ 3 valuable from place: who can ait Bluff, | over aie to has never hardly 5 | the No Say tain aes ghd plateau, Rocky "60.| d wit ° b satin, . h if | beautifully d wings t an th ea ers; lex Ch cenerally the. temperature slight exeept Due eg of | BLO ER these He change fall ho Re hurriedl round rain aré 10) of ffair can eh, now-4 be . eing are om. c€-tore- wn . in sno t d ; d dl eciaedly t he sta new le d an r colo h d sSnades pretty s---gTa p ple, le ur of grea r blue, y> in een 8 2 . red Edison; taupe, and Napoleon buff. | | size, nobod to admit and ee color, style, perfect ‘y: popular | ee Cre nd found buyers b Se fit are y. ss S me advantage of the variety were of styles. | Our Drug Store Is at 112-114 Main Street. ] | the ith nection i se been val- | has stant exeept a fallOF 20[ae mW a f : p wn h sresting; accorded re ae Coe th im h ire ‘ girl the the ofidasine a sho atHaythe midwu left h that er fall || ehori ippi Mikel expert t centers for official Pee j by 9° oO @ Your | TON N.Y... Sept. 5..--Goyernor | Hug s, if the predictions of ofliciais | at Re Trumansburg falr, prove true, |}is going to be kissed some mere. by | the handsome and thus far mysterious blonde who yesterday, Guring his stay lat the ground thre her arms |around the executive meal: and imcheek his on smack a hearty | planted Some ] t price pauls plar| the |} by Precipitaover raf ory inches 1.42 of "west ocourred onh ob-) is Correct styles, fabrics and col- ' (| The new colors comprise the Another. moun-| Re Ga Atlanta. \ th <1n.thoventire to Moonlicht wher Water j the middle He | Dee a Ns me Canada middle and teau } tion oceurred principally oh] ate ti suther seen realize of knowledge t exist of Sull more fair weather is promise a for Sunday, according to .the. official forecast of e. the local weather bureau. The weather has been warm and balmy for days past and Saturday |. tainable, amely, "lowes "Rocke ana | Semeraly, two Promise Change rare The -barometric conditions have San changed but little since last repert. stationary Salt | digh air pressure continues below proved Sivesone, Bluff Country miles miles raMen: person de age ; oc vhs twelve ] laurel, Hunter's green, wistaria, concord, catawba vere spent in | High Pressure re Over Salt Lake Receives Fine 1eKiss and People ive kiva was of aried squash rind aid one bane awl. aon Dery eueobe Bluff late Mfonday evening and leftto for Moon- ison, : evera eac 3 Mckarrick, Prfessor Cummings and the two students, with him, - st be Bluff City, Brings e h ashion . variety. preser excavated. The ore ea of this pit of excavation was tu study tho relation between the kivas of the cave and the mesa. To the experienced eye of Professor Cummings, the kivas of wWikett Tidgo-wWere luxictly "imilar to trose-in= Butler's wa The "total wee a handful tind in this bit of work istarla, felt and . gathered > f most 30 state 10one ats T.' ; R. s orings Biles" nore "ena rence | FAIR WEATHER FOLLOWS. MAY HOBSONIZE Beha Hiren on Same, SCORCHER SATURDAY GOVERNOR HUGHES> were f d season in years, Dar Gawdrey, sae Fox, Merey school-Vivian D.|Lindall, |B ateman, Ida Earner Eleanor James, Gem Gardner, J. Sterling Ww Bluffaa Dale--Anj Sree inl 1a Murphy, ‘principal; ec Beem f of . h as _princtpal; East Jordan-cC. I. Goff, incisal Blanche Baldwin, Edith Harpe Lola Guthrie Blizabeth Craig George Mit« pa petuhee ane ae Bateman, arpe urden, MusicAudric supervisor, L. Anna W. Clark HMigh school-Enoch Jorgensen, principal; Alberta W. Brown, Ross Anderson 4 i a yal; Tmell. Cowa sae eon eine cipa Sme owan, Mabel Butler. mM ; their f Cartwright, for were men notto |.lowsrious schools in the district as fol-| the excavating. Indians by Supe aces ndent Jolin W. Smith: | be relied upon us they are Hable South Jorda H. J soinn principal stampede at sight of a- bone. | Aetta Rand "Olea "et gsdell, Thora) During the six weeks whieh th» parbE = ae eae ty pent on eg ridgero thirteen Tokeohina ape Ae "1 0 Varren pa MA tty a : cise vo A °G prince hie, Elf oe in ee ivas were ¢ > round || abeth D. Symon, Maudc &. allicotte: ed. Nothing of consequence was found | parley Rt. Glover. in the rooms, a fact which zo te ‘ Draper-\ William MM. ae white, prin-| prove that the ruin was abar iat fan | cipal Elizabe Hb MeGhi ae ee *s Quinn with leisure. Vhen i u to | Margaret Chambers Zz Greaves, aren jenput : do to to . Ed a, jade, paon, canard, copper. @ Large Hats are to predominate, To} H fr ‘iverton-John anson jr., principai; Mlorence Bowman, Helen Bernhardt, Welch, . Ww cata James Shulsen, September 8&8, opening institute; SepHighland Boy-E are MecKillican, tember 9, Instruction begins; November | principal; Ardella Bawde 6 first Beer ends; eee ee a and ls pone B oe ee . A ‘Inlow, princi21; eae recess jecember 25 al; Genevie Brooks to January 4, Chris tmas nolidays dur- | Copperton-Mae O'Neill. ing | ‘hristmas holiday ate teachers' Bingham- iE. Dudley prin ipal; institute January 4, CReeraRtttie re- | Dollie MECE HEAT pee Blucher, Swe sumed; January 15, first half year ends; | Hackensen Berths Bennett, aan ury ot *ebrua W ashington's ee. aot ae _Mackins on oa ina Marcel 19, third quarter ends; Apr », | mister art, Gr » Gilpin cna das Ma and 21, uniform Elizabeth Booth. elghth grade exam nation; May a Crescent-S. FE. Smith, principal; Ma school closes ommencement ee and} tilda Itoutz, Ruby, Thornstrom, Clara4 Jameso Cortez Hambleton,( the roguide, waso | tield eachers eee have ben se Sent . wh taupe, } is as|Kate ee hersS| I GITY BRIEFS | ul | will girl the believe they that Tar nont and on | pennsylvania days two After SPrIngs the party arrived at the trad- | Continued falr weather is indicated | t cther fairs and .ope air fun tle of John Wetherill, where the | or t locality tonight and Sunday, : t which the governor is slated to te | Daughter Rorn- lo Weckwort Satur-i born a daught« of father "Hob-| the will be he perhaps and euest ver], pressure high of the account on rest days' a two given were horses street State 726 South home, at his my anid sonised section this Alive. Out Got Party \ leet ire on the Gospel Speak Will 4 iy ho men Furthermore United | lecal office, record at the The Salt the Wetherill, Mr. by Guided Gypsum the trail ing aoe Sere ner ee eee eet ts aos desea during thi rip repald jnthe th party erfon iothtatean Tan, vi ship dured pent Ww rat is, 2.43, inches crt| percent, -- EMP south | At Oljato, the Indi vord ‘ Moonlight, the Cummines party decreased Mir. Lockhart: wa with ‘gt count { at du ade sariod: . Relative ne aegis humidity ET THEATHE R IVINS . POBCE Mag ----»>+-__ - ‘| of 20 | to all natior grder to spedhis a timeyear hein willtne territory | PERSONALLY CONDUCTED To vecupy teach the | two children, il nd of Jearn Mr.:and the 1efforts Mr. amor Lockhartthe 5 be of invaluable POIs Utah dan Le The on dangers = Weth- | languag EXCURSION According | ments in to the latest connection S. Baldwin arrange- with the the of ork in. San Juan frontt souther lite s | Log will arriy day evening the excursion in Salt back to Logan for the in were | | arrangements : order Labor Lake tS and affalr James einer Sun- | 2/29'"6 ae Ch path-| Liberty spread 1nda headquart K. Kk) ore of | from | Conlam ae Coulam,. fternoon z ane ce1 | remedied |. =é INHOFE-At > v¢ tery ' ihe‘ ‘ | ; ee hs ~ an Vor a coy ol - eatrel | two Ags rhe Bluff Professor KE day at 12°71 4 Recovering Ix ho wa niured es a i fatedatod Ea oven. -! by. atspate ; } Louis ©. In this Crane mula wW city, bE eK Septe m ) body } Bas ield fro lowed the farming. the Navaho squaw almost a killful The iValios al in lowly The their} | The ous ab-| qn to any. damage is eause any. on net sufficiently seriparticular hardship ction) Andrew Friends of -although*it~is:a.| inspector-on orbing the civilization of the whites." | question at this time whether the crop | nouneed his } . ' esor 5 ] will or From Bluff cit Professor Cum-|of timothy in Idaho will b ‘ ufficient' lation for ming and Myr Tudd rode to Monti-|to permit of any shipments whatever fam ts ticket | cello, where they repacked the pot- | outside tc! pared ecured on Alkali ridge uid pre the collection for shipment Ride on Vretght Wagon. Disp +s x of f thelr idle horses the eno# ‘ ale SOT ates . $3 . . explorer rode the hundred and | Th: collection of potter which we ‘ | to the railroad will be on exhibition at peas \ on a : freight} 1 | cured University of Utah museum wagon i irder to e that no par of ‘ 1 weumed ii the Jour vy and the }more lectures during the vinter, er ulconsumedection tn avae 0 1 1e} on repre york In an publican Cuimmincz: C Ings . lost: "our It Is | my intention Professor | = society to date of Utah | more. themselves in may. i ee ku 4 roxnay, ; Ogden and tr Santambe treating i : to la arene becom: of the f seas ur Seplember Aneeles Limited via Any O. S. train L., | ro 7.60 reat : Wisco i i e-| reet,cirl ‘ i oe < np Be | = man : RETURN aT SEPT. 16TH. at] Wy A PH) AND ne | ag Ha , AW COPYRIOMT 1708 BY QAMULL files, Wiha! ee fis 4) ! Vp. f j, OR td abs kon s? MUNCHEIM CO. Ms Ve i straw a one new to aad start 5 Showing2 Blacks bad own ; y the of 3 browns, J Dy 3 season . e Welton's tans, 2 with. a and vs mie Stetson's "or stiff ereens, make sottft and 7 it easy shapes,ae for all . you ~ ol the J to choose verywae yours, oO ne west. by idewa $3.00 ; made K t $ , 0 a ty a Adam pelt poundkeey the selzca WELTONS, STETSON'S, $4.00 and 5.00 MILLER DERBIES, lpaying In. it. 4 teegnehinyt ey ¥ Sle a nero ement i eeeyecial‘ me aoe nd at a Professor ia nt palatign of proaray a ra Mil oO. int jeu 220 ' UE es re looking ae theft aan aie eee for REA ye ce Jiltr ne lo d offic a: TIGA : Siow Ramat wl Farewell it ‘i the Li \ farewell Down The . em @ Llome Bloch yCTL \ CSTD GERD ee are " yy ad Piiniinent M of . ain "A } Steim- - Clothes. CS wound : LD LLY CTD - He is at and His the not othe aes oy He states that he entlertuinment to be Mit ae foueel Holy Cross noeni tas where he is be-| Is ready for jal at any time, and his i and ] tr , roninm ofr ptem-j|ing cared for by Dr. W. H. ¢ aide rwood, case will no Moubt be set for the near Ward cha aL on ni . Ae er tes Page anloe tit aliyalciar Ho does not iin | future F charged with exceeding a 1 "MN M1 Come riark. A well-chosen| strength, but is apparently not lo sing the apeed "mit |e ; 1 be given ir daitic n to! any --- +--+ y ee vor Ms Gate Puller bs ( onveleacent Reports from : Zion ‘Savings Bank as Trust Co. a cy t » Same Dr. lloly Cross hosxgplta that ser avs 4 per cent on depos Dr. phallace Mbout es aie we lapaltani x ar SABES hin Om Get it JOSEPH F. SMITH. Preside +0 we. Bee rhe , icra akin ite Bess ete snd south of Logan were NOM BE Rowdies inte nfeached hovratlroads and to vtale ew t bhi I ilroa ! Roa j L ie‘ he. 1 i ztending tural Routes-- } aa Insp fron Rete dye Logat where aut a ¢ Ff poy the city to pay him bac) g ; , , Nward mi ae ae . é : mee e house tonig armani also I seh ip Heyes* "ea - le Rei we Rie Ber ad hci j wii\ ie t ate Le | Mi Specia a. m,, returning, to leave | anot ws bata Ses I ' med Jot bys y \ : | 3 | felt hat season has started. Labor . 1D; Day by is th the 1: Jast t dayl; y of f t] the > sil immer t] that t a« & = . aa zs is permissible. Don't3 be seen om Tuesdaye without your I'all felt-ecustom demands . Che 1 rusty Not Trustworthy Cat ‘ } son, a prisoner t the elt il ao ervine a term 2 for petty' Jarcet | tl ‘ land : iiked a via l 0 ha ne LL : & M. eee 7 renin P Geeabhanr idea bY Jeddah warner, 6 | { Vy if ; DoD breot tie ta dig as ' oR SAL. es plendid uprignt, piano, slo OLE Ss sts ae Se eeBRIGHAM = $1 95 = TO Sur or t} wave re jt Logan at 8 p. n fnitertainment Agricultural college --_--__ - +2 e----- of except) , 7 an-|wvaiter +>+-__- MM. SN heartily hope A A iM he interest) this peoplo: work Arch tate ‘ - a ar EE wher ane trip $2.50. have BR a 1 her : : $ : , Our later cori vined 14 ground that the nom-|he wants \merican | tion aero chtcer Minti eT \ | ojto Line, Births. Vi one I Gt ucust ab on { u the) ete Short George \¥ Moore hoy September T Had Profituble Trip. . y }aeologleal society and the AltnouEh we did not accomplsn),.oh need thelr co-operation all » set out to do, T cannot but be --__ ++. ____-_ itis sf ee 2 wi t fe re is been of thethe largest he esults um- ! ONLY $1 00 a oh Utai 7 nd e desired to} -- aedthe ancl n lent ely of our| compare Sau ivitization » he roel state with that of C 2a Che r George nue Baek: girl . to give one se ert ea result} general. 8 tivey * vs d aethe ole It | which. vited, inthe order that J they ‘ , ‘ | * Nay interview with a Re-|familiar with the. fle ld representatlve ud days the Tor Sheriff. 1, Joynt, chief-car| 4, eandidacy for Sherittl ! ont he mee Rue M2 vant gt Sent ies 2597S oe SNE =, ae ey aE dae hehe x orl j sult1 of ¢ the < umme. " ill. be | published during the coming winter wo a ra ; etic Joynt Andrew ; n be severu incon- : wt "Toe" Welffernan: 25 es.| : esidence ae 7 "> Takes MeGee . Th MeG up she rive: Ihe bility of the riy rl Timo hy ind hay rops have ufnent. Mt, Olivet a eNO weg ! one mi Indians described by Professor | fered b reason of the reeent rain | oi corel , es kine Cummings in these yord After | in Tdul $f hs parts of Utah, according (0 Cents ji 100 lhe be. ar en: to Ogd looking over Ives. Tleffernat private |to Paul E.. Banker, viee president of \ ting or professional card: printed | saturda iT colleecti f blanket ind the stoe} Bailey and Sons compan who reyou wait Automatic Card Print | Ogden é i eall hiel‘ effernan hai Saturda\ from a touri of tinKKeith-O'Brien's,. of 16 ( $ froin a rooming: house in ae Ogde) oO f rugc I \Ir rh i ) | turned re I|) ; z ‘ of sale, one cannot but hold a deep feei| } spection the two stat in the in- | Main p yas eee anne" -Wiltiin r ~~ _. ++ jardso ing an appreciatior for the Weaving | tere f his firm eS . one = = ih \ tan estra P A S ‘ . ability of men aro i thes of i 1 \\b -Postinastet te i > gl F7 fall 1 tra ab] ifd aside from 5 is sufforing no" /f 4 ore} Sopt off, s ft Penn-| ents for the aged oa 72 year 4th enu I . |)! A Dex 1 wa t member of | peets to + ure rn Ch ( rematr ! roads anc apne lohnstol army the funeral par ore oe W oo Took No Notice lor, 26, Sout ( u p " 4 addvess hk bo tas Re eounell a i t CRANE t D Cummings fun iis S rdchape hein, wate Whittaker: -: on held. jighth ust and First South street WW ant Sewer "and? Beties. "Nwaies Reside of Linden avenue are petiHoning the -clt council for ‘ el The o completr iat hej " i Shaw, - ' ett b Eleventh torent HAY CROP SUFFERS Harold youngest fon of Stand Meo Neeomdloa doe bes. regent ec Hine roteeenn Gonrsines FROM RECENT RAINS] serat servlets wt be neta imane | Some! inclu! in deca Ing post of "Joo" Hesfernan, 25 mil anda September tat 2 pe me In | ai From at 1 ah Fi rE Gecicetanan will the. Whitt D ~ transportation Roland pa mor told tales One gars make enenter tainment ofe the crowds brought vividly before the explorers in| andd . i ir attempt to recross the treacherThe sale of tickets is going steadily "* = in n r aul a ous» San Juan. viver. Only * with the and from pryresent 1 wication , ais nf 1 Sai row t wa the | large crowd will accoinpany the mem-/} : ; | r s 0 ‘ ) crossilg made lwo itor ‘ nearly | bers on the triy i lost their lives vimming the muddy met = ' Seton er : : p ac wine 40 UNIONS AT LAGOON | Some La iB yout Saturda , ore ho G~ Labor day, Trains: ¢ ur, Pes} slight bruises accompans and annual |i:Hills, Frick.Wade. Andrew tlowat, Lewis Loofbourow, | Charle a Tavahos mueceasti)he th rouths day excursion of the ; Manufacturer ~ band Merchants' asso tion, commitservice to the Utah] tee ‘orn Pe caitaini nd lege of | SUA Trouble Mrs, Navaho | LOGAN an of the clans was at the plenic 100 Iowans ate and around the old state "back Wast." The suc- | ¢ vas reely du cue eess of the afternoon was largely to the committee on arrangements one ed of the following : ‘ | hi pecome ering than and SPECIAL, - meet nell Toocle Without a Hiteh-George T ll id including: ¢ S. Bur fhe people of the dear old state of | ton di Dy K Smith, made the run \ ‘ utomobil to Tooele and back Frid low: got together Saturday afternoon ¢ 2: ] wit! a t 1 their first reunion, but it. promises | * rnoon miles, t hitel it real danger, : the friendship exisc-| Precipitation at 6 p. m., none; total ing betweer \Ti Wetherill and th precipitation since first of the month isavahos , } acted>as:: iield Professor | | none, which. is , 15r of . an inch. below Cumming ‘ t wow re yr} Hens, 2 Total exeess since Januar 1° Rained Socelalist FIRST ANNUAL PICNIC] Ee ks! rae ashes esis ce ii Tiiea A vin elder aa Gospel the of Restoration Socl Meeting Chirtat cae Oo ub oct Christian f Hug M1 follo will zirl fol- | enoru as is saturday, m. a river in j ending at 6 Kaenta, of the waters head tories such more furnish and around 87 m J at Temperature reservation, | low Navaho the of heart the -rofessor Cummings. and. hi party | maximum temperature 1 minimum | 4 Wa produced bipeioniarao enjoyed rare good forlune upon. thi } temps rature, 60; mean temperature, ae normal above 7 degrees which no|76. boast.that> Navahos the as trip. White man ever got out of that part |} Fotal deficiency since September } HAWKEYES GATHER | IN ppd aa eli | ward.) : ape that assert know" the "in. honrs | are 24 for bureau, weather | States the in days. four spent people Lake 1 Ire arrel Mh over ingel { a woman, the ts result still of 1) probabl suffer | jured leg ue or doing Monday nicely, ho in- is} ANTON QO, H. LUND, BEEBE, Vice Proaldent, Cashier. |