Show SAYSEVARG33T i Jill go Bill t: MjEHL (!:s aliEi L T E CENTURY A I M the Reached Just MO -a Ago the to the school mid to the government" YEARS Utah individual ratings a Maurice Mayer won second camp with an aver- the In -ude'it p'l in ee s of are to the individual cial 500 einmeilt A current report of ththe Gm thlnx't oust Senice touitly published ot the the newspapit a been aide to keep down to One AUGUST THURSDAY 12 i92o A advances newsprint PER CENT IN IVE ANTHRACITE O irst Ton of Hard Coal City of Philadelphia Hundred Years 'l"G DENT ES-1NDEPEN the entire ‘)87'' H you toot only youTiittk And then lay Within week a 1 SHALE ! lw Will away then that footer Vour h horn you - 1'1 SIX t PAGE 1-their The man who tries to advflilliul re cUi married Au new-piint Myton's sixteen childless By short and year bit sudden W?118® tb''l! the The alarming and rapid depletiontf I'lll: e‘l'iUSC "I since one Willhun Wuils lellt 2lH) I"! forty bachelors are cited Is man who's always klCkn? kv couples mid America's petroleum supply which ptifa bis tiri'e volum rnerchnm drove ie:!m in from the public Bceattse it never wor£ English ira'o'er ixes Real letter received M out threatens soon to put this country with tile tiie price we mules lull m :m market Salt oil health at Lake of the of the running producer H)U P‘ association European ms an has advati-cil The fellow who is the Losses H10 spring fri slu bulletin on ioh am the dl1'' of the town's uHiztd only as a temporary embarrassment 1915 It at I1'1'1 Ikreasons for to tlw banks of some every day B: by smee :jc ents Professor Victor C Ald-etsoti LJlIll'l the sUlt'll puldlshel failure to materially increase its population Ami keeps forever at if dean of the Colorado School of river mill lluati'd the new In He's the one who makes if the past decade the ixer to 'IHladi ph in during Vim's who was in New York recently ter thpay i'riimirily the reason -More Pep rii ft sn in CREDITOR on his way to Europe AKEDICA paper is due to the Hille ilHb says "you can is "Our salvation lies not in drawing Pllt lie experienced earlier The Moab man who In days paper mill' believe in the oil fields lirst liraciie all see papers" Some Moab petroleum from which are cully In Hull nt xenr x'( the vou women built in lumber regions an-i re ? to but usually the one think very hard to fell their rapidly playing out from tin 1820 In sort oi who believeshe knows overcomhnr the pepikir objec ir pulp wood was Uss which'shell the little ball is under what they think of them and To Only UMk! Sta'-s Japan Did process of ‘cooking' petroleum Litt Hietoal duet of the industry but Hon was "ext elii‘‘li saw milling the from oil shale which abounds at of I'ii'O log rafts lloiied of saw mH Is the Wai Bt 112 Prcspeiity According lighting" in these regions most very ground surface in inexhaustible only B(i5 tuns of uni liracite tluit packed and they have to have finished English Authority- Germany other quantity in Colorado and fetched burned or moved away for But it ton up price of $12 Heavy Loser western states" said 1'rofessprAider but the papct ami reason could be delivered fri'inliton rii fl mill some other play son the part of "carpet $3 cannot of its oil situ-( I'bi hi delplihi at fuel The ni tniil ‘‘This country must look was and London-a quite as a so easily bel ic‘i em m at ion in the dean freely advertisedto attract additional bagger" of the IO Hui upi' face" said the the part northeastern for of there was no "Last year the United States produced capita course become largely excess of tL'O Hi Hit OKI United States has by 3Gi'00()0()0barrels of etude petroleum profiteering la those days wood 0 Spruce h(XK) normal tiiluej and upon Canadian consumed I3C00000() barrels freshets bog hind mid for ill Spring mid and Canada mie-i from Minnesota property desiroied to shortage of 70000000 provided in longer is slow inflammability no worry being hauled from 700 tneiits abroad !rf'ii ion of prop part by importation from Mexico and Silk num-In shirts for miners are tieand by operators 1200 miles to Wisconsin paper pensions I'iiLa1 fifty drawing from reserve storage the bigger nuisance But productionIt) New York state where nearly English financier told price of crude oil is the aiontl "The today is produced cent of our newsprint per recetil imwliiig hundred years has jumped to Bankers' insiitiilo ai highest in history Before the war the pulp and sixty per cent of tons and could this jeiir surpass here Pennsylvania crude oil sold for $3 a mills absolutely no timber tiie 100 inillion-fon It barrel mark wliicli papersupplieshave of their own New He fixed the lolloping as Hie real barrelMidi'ont mw sells oilfor $010thea KanI'eached in HH7 almost tosses of the Ell e! gm-ei inental from was 1 ea Maine appear to be Hampshire am! and sas Oklahoma fields sold for 83 Iteadiug wilkeslmrre Lehigh the only eastern statesthat still have ci nts barrel before the war and now Miiucli Chunk - these are SermunyIO1 oi mniiiit value mimes for making paper and materials raw pcti brings $3 50 The rat io of increase has spoken one lliousanci times hourly in there is a suspicion in frame been of about the same till over the Unit-I the that the day The United K industrial world today simply the !'iu'i1i'i ed paperin trade States The oil fields of Kansas iay therelay up in the hills of Pennsylvania BHaluni'"''''''' spruce hemlock balsam iAIWUO' Oklahoma and Wyoming have not yet lull'd and black substance one poplar is pretty well under way reached the ‘peak' of production but 'l'o only two belligerentcountries- big in event are certainly of sly old Willinm W'urts The any which papers elsewhete Ihe supply is on the down ton and a hipiin Hie Hie United Slates and rnlt the Delaware eating up the little ones steered bn down said grade I'hllmlelpliiii just one hundred their' "funny sheets" magazine sections war bring prosperity 'i mniond "The crude oil situation in this to Sw zerln nd and irrelevantfeatures lint Holland Wall other Spain is the ago Street Journal country alarming Gasoline years the proceedings had - add to the of lit also tragedy Greece and Sentniinav refined product of petroleum is now lie believed file grown wealthier sellingat 33 cents a gallon By AULT UTAH STILL AT UNIT UNSURPASSED of the capital world now it will sell for 10 and higher ASTRONOMY CAMP AT GOVERNMENT lit centers which ate nnaecus-totned after that" to tinThis situation is not an economic Men of Science orced to Admit Exact exercise of their new Tiie University of Utah reserve of-1 but itgtiin lind one an of Results rom Their Calculations powers" would eventually exhaustion nature fiei's training unit which recorps to Nature Are Not Professor Alderson Possible is chief millet through London presented the state institution at the however has come to therockrescue Camp Knox America the Gainer recent encampment at with oil shale- tells The ceb'briih'd observatory nt Greenwich surpassed by any speedometer how far "The war has produced an extraordinary - Kentucky Your was not you which must take the place of oil fields the place from which we reckon college economic relations and other according to Major JI change in the and "gushers" which brings oil C G Q T tells was by t'hnrlcs II Randol in charge of the R Kodak where of the United States witli Europe" production down to longitude founded went a you you manufacturing In the in 11)14 mainly for tinof In at university fie said work "Whereas purpose basis the the six weeks of the camp what and The or lived America owed Europe £'2oooikMiikm) "The supply of oil shale in Colorado vestigating the mox eini'tils of the momi you went you saw discipline under military and men studied the at Utah alone" declared the professor in the interests of navigation Although and present Europe owes America theoreticaland practical In half centuries pleasure of the trip can never fade with "existsin tremendous and unlimited the interveningtwo ami MlOOO ($ OOWOOOOOO)" of field artillery aspects quantities In Colorado there is purchasing astronomers have worked at the of the Assuming that the post-war encampmentand transportation clean-cut pictures refresh a of lite 70 enough of it immediately available problem Hie moon has not yet become paid by the government Kodak to fiower dollar was for 10(1 retort were R plants using 2000 tons cent of Ils pre-war value Cnim-tnonri entirely imieiinble to their imiHiemnt-ics O T C student per Every day 800 a to work said the last five years There In recent of the observatory such laggard during years report must attend one camp during times as much oil available the four of the nt Greenwich attention is course there tmd been an actual Increase in mile years from a tenfoot vein of oil to the increasing deviation The object of the R 0 T C work the United square national wealth of the shale as has been produced or will be Better take along a is to train the colleges to be generous supply of the calculated position of the States of approximately 30 per cent men in officers produced from a square mile of provable to in as time of and lie oil ground serve film We hat e a complete estimated this wealth now In on The shale crops out moon in the sky and its real position assortment The work is elective and is givof the surface of the by the t'reenw icb observations war the neighborhood of £70 000000 OOP to in strata shown ground or regular credit in addition second autographic and non-autographic and term There is so much of it above The deviation lm£30000000000 lately been growing lieutenant's commission is gained the of lie that need In last it is all Lipan surface we not a serious manner The error kept under proper conditions The national wealth wotry Students are provided with regular estimated had been doubled by the itabout thelie lower levels Digging for year more than twelve times as equipment and was and juniors seniors would useless expense large ns the error twenty years ago receive pay "It 'hould not be imagined that and tite Plans for next year have just been Germany Heavy Loser average tinriual inrease during Kodaks from $949 up shale produces petroleum by simple of pbst-wnr two decades has university from the On the mark amounted to received at the compressing it" Professor Alderson half the at Washington ut 50 per cent of Its pre-war ruined a second of arc in longitude The chmi of field artillery explained "The rock does not contain and polo will be be Inis lost that have failed Mounted work estimated Germany eil but the value as such astronomers constituents reason notable additions oil the carbon ami apart from the indemnity 'Ji' per cent hydrogen There in getting exact results from enleiilii-tions In - speaking of the encampment and of her the Imseil on die national wea'tli whole of already are thirty processes for heating dynamical laws of the local unit Major Randol said: "Results her mercantile maritie all her 1'010111111 or cooking shale in experimental gfn vi a ion is possibly the existence of this encampmentand the past To use ihe stages simple illustration of attriiillve force that they have possessions and pl'in icn whole oil some year's work show conclusively that) of If the shale is the ‘dough' just as the her investments abroad not et ill Hie result the of the discovered hough judgment war department for bread are figures the mixed be affected by the in for the suggested at llyihe true shape planning such work hut which do not may also univerbecome bread of sities was It £11250 IKHIIMK) the eiirth sound has been benefiwere fixed aS until they which still awaits have undergone the process the German war indemnify lie of Oil delermlnation baking shale must be the total losses of tiie Germ 'in retorts treated in which apply uniform heat and the people arising mu of the war would process is still having Deadly Weapon of Warfare be equivalent to K( )( HKJ its technical about difficultiesnot in rench wireless An invention by a the half her production but in the best method engini'i'f ar one mitlmml wealth M Dunoyer will completely far tiie is of the "So as world as wlm'e producing maximum amount of ihe cliiiracter of navnl warchange good oil" concerned the prinelpal loss is in lie fare if Its cliiims arc fill tilled says oil fact that Crude produced from shale he Hie Europe is not vet 'a going It be sold for IondonMall consistsof wlmt says can a maximum fuglife he eobcern' lie cont iiiui'd "but the of mi "electric lock" The' calls safety $185 barrel as against the a' economic forces which made to direct the of minimum price of $350 for the product mechanism course tier the grout world's center of tiie of the its mideontinental fields toipeilo and explosion activities still commercial are at work Bearing letters from Sir Auckland against an enemy warship can be nd will rapidly transform the economic Geddes British ambassaor at Washington iiorkcil not only by wireless waxes' the situationin Europe" sail for professor will of tinright length but also by a He sold the dmuimint England within a few- days to confer with proper sequence of Morse signals Any British nt ern'i iomtl trade in the next ten scientists and study the r in the right dots: oil industry in error sequence of England and fears will be tremendous world Scotland nml Hashes would run the mechanism for lapltal and internal and possibly later in Ihe 'rance Among render his British down io zero again and the collaborators will be the fluiineinl policies of the nations should lini'inless Right Hon W P torpedo Each torpedo lie Gellaway M I' and framed with due regard to tills Sir John Cadmund both noted scientists launched would have ils own key condition and British governmentofficials queni'c of dels and dashes mid so the New York Tribune be would unable to tamper ommiy CLAIM ARM LABOR TO ARMY u it li it 1 j 1 ( 1 I x- I I h-ve f-ven a lil'-t til'u'i'-tlirougli Cityis - 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He Many other pennits to prospectcounty in the tieir honeymoon felt tempted to suggest crinolines San Rafael swell have been made to the land office as United States general which would become very useful Seiting the Opportunity should the arise parachutes necessity O Hurtin's erry If - The local rance succeeds in having the - London Chronicle has Army found one way to get German ceal mines worked maybe we crowd box of rubbish In a When could get her to try her hand on ours A Big Contract mitefl the fire theme department "I see where the people at Atlantic " nd Any time a Moab girl accuses great crowd gatht'ity the are asking authoritiesto 1 young man of stealing her heart you 1 It was thrown into the the high make winds stop blowing bet she G can Salvation Army band was an accomplice Hie sand about at Chelsea" It started " rrounded ami "Next thing the public will be And the longer prohibition stays in ihe best services was attended effectthe more room there is for coal that sometMidy stop the ii met-ihig in the cellar years blowing in cougreMs" rom By Halt North the America continentsin M A fi B j works day adding R K by cents little the S is you night week after to dollars your Little amounts grow till respectable sum I addition gj for week jj ! I bank and the j Action a each a a Where a S 3 It ours I I does the gain come from? from your pocket Nor from Not B B Money K B ! the result in opportunity produce an n t-iights is placed Thus a Start with of production bank is given a work to and to bank builds your wealth c-n j R-34 9 a will I Add regularly to if a will not be surprised j fairly see it I ' teie-rapltei' small deposit if you it when you can - It you can do so long till you can grow Open on Account toith vr f Today- ! I Saltation a Moab State " ' j a a ' I - - I demanding l hotlr "The Bank With a Heart" JO Wt Bank j |