Show 10 L I W ‘ JWi Pi 72 ‘9 A fl Thursday PAGE OUR - THE - THE - n TIMES-INDEPENDENT MOAB TIMES-INDEPENDENT n WCKERBY - school which Consolidation of Issued Every A Entered HA the Grand Thursdayat Second-class as Under i Valley Times Moab and the Grand County Utah Matter at the Postoffice Act of March 3 1879 the SUBSCRIPTION Visit the now open Independent at county 50 $ 100 200 (Payable In I is me fair of Don't Advance) forget Ginger Sept 2 Tuesday at ‘riS I J921 '"""nmiinilHHlg at the Lockerby San Juan Everybody from hundreds miles around will be present Who says this is a dry the farming district after witnessing storms during the past two weeks? Meet Moab RATES Three Months Six Months One Year Lockerby i n : A Sep'UmbaP UTAH On the Hill and pie Who Who's the at dance school house H member EDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM social I- National? riday irst the vislit at the stork made a successful TAYLOR home of Mr and ASSK1AI1M Editor and Manager Mrs Chester Ryals leaving them an boy Lockerby extends heartiest to the congratulations happy LADDIE STEPS OUT couple 1 We are sorry to hear of the sickHe is a fine little chap and he is just past six Ever since that ness atof Mrs Maggie Johnson's asab-Ia result which her children were Wonderful morning when he opened his eyes upon this old world sent from school the first week and the proud father had breakfast with the doctor in the little red Taylor is busy buying a carlpad dining room he has been constantly at Mother's side She has is the doughboy of finance the loyal private The DEPOSITOR 1 of stock hogs which he will feed helped him into his little nightie and tucked him into his little bed at his ranch constitutes the ammuniin the army of thrift His money He has installeda selffeeder with a sigh ot relief every night She has listenedto his breathand will feed his hogs chopped tion of economic development ing and tijMoed to his side at all hours of the night She has oats barley and wheat : with the His interests watched hiltdiet and kept his feet dry Banking begins and ends DEPOSITOR She has made his dothMrs Mrs MuYita Manta Wilkin ch chairman of the ing from the beautiful long dresses that were finished before he Ginger Hill district for the European have taken precedence over all others at this bank since its I relief for the Red Cross is in responsibility has been to to work opening 1916 Our paramount him the rompers and short pants that have been mended until now came for this cause bank to return the the original goods almost have disappeared But now he is to busy gathering clothing The cardinal obligation of a DEPOSITOR his The talk of the Lockerby district is have a suit of clothes with a real shirt with neckband and collar money at any time has been faithfully fulfilled what wonderful vegetables have He is going to launch his little craft and sail we out from the to exhibit at the fair of satisfied make up the financial Every Hundreds DEPOSITORS person sheltered harbor of Home for he is going to start to school Mother's is putting forth every effort to make irst National Bank of Moab family of The or five years during baby has taken the first real step in life on the path that leads the fair the greatest success ever good times and dull the bank has steadily grown in resources to ultimate separation Mr Nelson of Salt Lake owner of It has built responsibility a remarkable second and financial up will be in the There strange quiet the house during school hours the railroad a Saltair resort and Every proper call upon its services government securities Salt reserve of and an anxious mother will find herself listening for a little voice leading from Lake to Saltair this has been met Every demand of creditor or DEPOSITOR parsed through Lockerby week that now sings in another place trip to his'extensive land holdon a has promptly and cheerfully satisfied These are the finest been will linger at ings in Arizona When Mother leaves him with the teacher she evidences of service and securityto offer the DEPOSITOR of to the door to gaze upon the beloved head now but one of many Her Do you know why Monticello is day baby her boy has started on the hard road of life and she will go staging the a fair? Yep caught back to the silent home with a in of it it will to sob her throat - Exchange drift Do you think Our officers and directorsinvite you open a savings account amount to anything? surely hope checking account with any reasonable here with one dollar or a Have you met any of the directors so irst National DEPOSITOR A amount and become a : or officers of their fair association? Ttf MIDSUMMER'S TALE Just one at a distance is all Who - that? The secretary How did was like It used to be an old-time joke that some people were so fond ine Haven't met you of the him? of newspapers that they even read the advertisements That others? No but any we are in might have been a humorous remark years ago At that period just dying to get conversation with of Monticello's some leading some merchants would run an advertisement for a whole year to the fair up Clothing dealers would start in advertising January businessmenbet Going if there? You we can make the first with a notice of overcoats for sale and keep it running in July grade O Today people read the advertising as a matter of business A of the San meeting Lockerby The women read it just as a farmer reads wheat and pork prices Juan County air association was or as a banker reads the financial repots They thereby get ideas held Monday It was called to order The Only National Bank in Southeastern Utah as to how they can save on household or personal expenses Probably by the president George W Olson Olson majority of the women first turn to the advertisingof Briefby talks were given by Mr a H H and Jones publicity manager their favorite merchants and then read the news later and the plans for the coming fail-on The Even if they 17 men also read the advertising carefully Sept 16 and AND DIRECTORS were gone over have no business enterprise of their own they are interestedin Work on the new race track will GOUDELOCK President and D L Asst Cashier start Tuesday on Monday the W R McCONKIE the advertisingas a reflection of the businesslife of the town Vice President first of the for the C A ROBERTSON JOHN E PACE lumber grand it is bi Hence perhaps unnecessary to suggest to the readersOx 'stand and fair buildings is being put Vice D H G GREEN President DON TAYLOR COOPER M The Times-Independent that its advertising columns are worthy bn the V P MARTIN Cashier MAX B TAYLOR ground The Ladies' Booster of the most careful attention They are giving that attention to club will give a dance at Lockerby 9 and refreshStill it is to is night Sept these notices worth while say that there no time rnuay will be served Everybody m when advertising is worth such careful attentionas in midsummer ments this section is invited and expected to All kinds of merchants have the proposition before them be present of cleaning out their stocks before cool weather comes on That The writer had the pleasure of visiting requires publicity The goods will not move themselves The the garden of Mr and Mrs John public must be told about them and in detail Mataisy and was astonished at the products raised there The story of what is happening in the stores will be found wonderful There banana squash measing in of were the advertising columns the newspaper Most of the readers feet in length over two tomatoes re seeing it and it will repay their scrutiny hanging on every branch and but SOCIABILITY were entire world considerably abroad RUN POSTPONED Junction and at least one hundred It of the celery was growing in profusion principally in the markets cars were expected in the caravan would be hard to find better celerv United States One shipment howOwing to the recent'stormy period The trip will be made later probably ADVICE and you should look for the exhibit at ever was made to Japan the this section early part of September the a crip tnrougn tip? Pike's me coming lair "The carnotite mining operations in throughout Peak road boosters postponed ofMataisy orchard disclosed fruit the the from Utah Governor Harding the federal bank offers some much Gateway section are reserve greatest their sociabilityrun to left proof of the fact that this is in the world for the richness of Grand L Tuhy of Saginaw Michweek's sound advice to the citizenshipas well as congress as he attempts giving M Junction for last fruit belt too the is planned riday and for his a growing We are ore home Monday after a to content and more easy Saturday fix responsibilityfor continued depressionof business He good that San of reduction The wlith hi's sister Mrs W convinced than ever roads boosters visit than that found in any had for and on good grounds that the period of depression is past more is arranged trip the taken to Juan county a wonderful place to other locality It is more a through Strong and family He was than probable important towns along the and that all that By the way we forgot to tell highway prevents a return to normal is the sobbing of live therefore that Mr Nyland in his with Thompsons by Mr and Mrs Strong In big the in the a joint fail about garlic locations meeting at to Mataisy garden and developments will Grand their car new mourners who sense the charge the first that the results of his mine - we had ever seen growing discover It takes a smile to get money at a bank Governor Harding which has furnished this bonanza ore tells a committee The man with the cheerful face is the one who will be duplicated or possibly exceed commands attention v hen he is seeking financial aid Bankers 40 TONS O ORE ed" uu nui piaveis uieir inunev wiui pessimists wr wnere mere is no roll $20000 SELL hope there no power and the loan automatically falls into the category of poor risks PROGRAM OR Probably the richest shipment of IDES indivfclual with the cheerful countenance has faith in carnotite ore ever produced was hiftelfAfid this is capitil It is sold to at Montrose THE COMING the thing which pulls business buyers WEEK by of Grand of Colo Andrew Nyland out the mire and establishesit on a frm foundaton You cannot Junction The shipment consisting be hopeful while ringing for the undertaker and the principle of 40 tons brought $20000 The Some perilous diving and difficult applies in business as u ell as in the daily life of the individual of the deal by the are given swimming is done by Dorothy Dalton Governor Harding declares that this is all that is the matter Grand Junction News as follows: "What is believed to be the largest in "Behind Masks" adapted from E with business today Too many people are bewailing the loss of purchase of carnotite ore ever made Phillips Oppenheim's "Jeanne of the businessland- doing nothing to rebuild it What the business world at one time was consummated yes-terday Marshes" which will be presented at of American needs born of that faith which is characteristic by O Barlow Wilhparth head the Ides theater Saturday Miss Dalton courage and knows no defeat Our people in the past have of the Radium Sampling plant in has who become known as one of not been given to grieving over the past and there is no reason Montrose The purchase consisted of about forty tons of the highest grade the most athletic of women why they should do it now? stars that has been ever run through does the Of course businessis riot so good as it was in the balmy days ore most spectacular "stunt" By sending away some of the many fine and tested by the Montrose sampler It work of her career in this film of-the war may never be but we must remember that those by "The ore was sold to Mr Willmarth As Jeanne Mesurier the unfortunate Andrew Nyland of 415 reckless days We were speeding as it were and' speeding Chipeta were who victim of the plots of It will avenue received approximately cannot go on forever without invitinga crash Mme Ena but rewe $20000 for the fortv tone Dolore her concile ourselves to the fact that we've got to slow down and seel unscrupulous guardian the rilfownv was mined in Dalton in this story is locked up in some of the scenery business and the American future will lake and finished the output of ore from an ancient smugglers' cave with the Mr Nyland will now prospect care of themselves without entailing any particular injury to the this mine supposed dead body of Ronald Engle-1 which we have We have other claims in the citizenshipas a whole- Salt Lake Telegram Catowav ton She break's down door on display and desection and western Colorado fies she of "During the past three years Mr storm-tosseddeath when belowdives into the a wonderful views and assortment sea Her rescue has paid Willmarth Mr Nvland by of Andrew Bourne her Sea Sleds $100 000' for sweetheart look them over $80000 and you are invited to carnotite follows ore furnished from his workings An abel cast supports Miss Dalton and this output is the largest by redrik Vogeding a high Dutch grade ore of this character ever headed of considerable European reputation known in the history of mining and actor William P Carleton that Julia represented in yesterday's bvvayne Gordon and others I is the highest grade whch Mr' Nyland has of disposed !f you were asked "What's worth "Three years ago Mr Willmarth while what would your answer be1 Montrose promoted and went to his In a vague sort of way you have 7 told " A company for the handling " yourself that you knew but Vd sof 'rTl m radium ore and its products an the xx ?" chances A are that you have the designed and built sampler at given the subject serious thoughtnever that place The institution is absolutely Telling yourself a thing is easvbut an independent one where anyone how would your thoughts this subject can have tests of ore made and be sound if spoken? If Vou -assured of the reliabilityof the tests were gi J& at - and th°Up "WW'S Worth the fairness of treatment vv hile The before you direct it and then X institution is famous by this time as practiceit you'd never have cause of the I one reliable sampling to say most I'm sure unlucky" and when plants known in the mining world days work is over you "On several occasions samples of your would Know it had been conscientiously ore sent to Mr done Willmarth's works for and your night's sleep would be sweet r examination and report showed a the thought J"" test so high that those who haH hile What Worth X to the cnUn asked for analyses were fearful that and its NOT a but a had sermon mistake been of picture some made and gripping heart interest from stem therefore checked the report with to stem in whmh this producer-direc-tor by other works The sea alcd Orlo II of The result owned by George Leary Jr New York and "as won fresh laurels by "What's variation of but one AIIert Hickman bolds all world records for displacemeiit boats showed a and of one per cent from K 2 niaklng 47 miles an hour against 418 for the best of the wcrew propeller '±r ''S' the cii Willmarth reports p fr boats The revolutionary thing about this new design sea sled is liberal Willmarth a i Lwuia have thp buyer leadmg roles however Is LAe ability to carry great toads at high speed In rough water wMta of"Mr Othersvainem in the ca st in carnotite or radium-bearing 'I iT ores tjL nr I r'ode Arthur Stuart Hull a sells the wiug umy ainau rractioo n MgBM power and on a it xi open market over the and Edwin Stevens liiou UJ nct uSrti ' LOREN Ml Wt MB L 8-pound THE DEPOSITOR 1 i j ' MH I : j j ill I I I r I 1 A4 ? 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