Show PAGE E TH OUR Thursday UTAH MOAB TIMES-INDEPENDENT January 19 1922 n tJ- i - -jt MESA J enabled the rench and the NEWS the seemingly limitlesswhich has to HIGH SCHOOL NOTES TIMES-INDEPENDENT vast forests tneir perpetuate the iufctw herds of buffalo that Germans prairies the and centuries Saturday of last week Ixai Stock? game ofdown through Hank tlL Snyder) the Airri- and farther than one could see- left so much of (By n reached lack has Smith to than the which of Miss went Castlet r cMdrmlrm all of more these were surely waste tom by floods attend a dance Thu (hlficult China a barren o) 9peak t( the stugiven at that pl Consolidation of the Grand Valley Times and the Independent use e A UHU man could toeversubdue vonlltr nil linll nCPRRlll'V In fact the rk) nt Th encountcredabout an average and nature master thing was 11IS IO ih v Tnnt nf ihfl iriw this wild on part of 44MVV ennw to bring any SVtTCLUiy minterview a high i1u Issued Every Thursday at Moab Grand County Utah Natuie Colorado Springs John W Sullivan ih taking advantunder num's control expected with treasure lonely position where the cunser-at A basket ball uame is this the a thing to be and to pioneer was not co cover his can crack away River some time week 'lhe age ot tne goo weauei She Grcen nnd ami cured for was a vationist snipers shingles which it studied girls' teams prachouse with Second-class at the Postoffice Ht Moab several different directions 1)0VKhave been gives Entered hh Matter him from and grim enemy for strong men to tolight much better appearance appea a e also and Under the Act of March 3 1879 b thev have not neglected the opticimr hard the last few weeks it nr makes comfortable Uamc land was xu to be HILhI more lhe plowed pion-eer poituniiy then p (011R has arranged for a felled the real behind sale will be This is issue for the last semes-the k ing A sheriff's the conducted developed toward the natural cass only ostransfer project The tf00j Cornhere Saturday SOBSCRIITION rates of the rt purpose being to earth an aggiessive cns9 § 50 lumd-n Ivi'r ii trn tttVWJiI'H H)1 th?IL horses and mules which Ches Three Months rejoived tn Lt' Lj imi itantti embattlei! attitude He merciaHaw will also be given the last sell the TIT W1 tne has Liviurtrnunr attached z4 Six Months dent that mini's IS tLa LIlilL UIC UllVli'M Wrirht ihw OLi-Lnvu AXOIR from a energy made vivjcn viviu Id YYilgUk the nation semester 200 every and Live Stock Co One Year and he hated the official real estate office of of Mesa Land the wilderness on all land social of the 'phe committee high (Payable In Advance) ami should have charge sight of the wildernesshasuncompleted The forThere has been r-ah epidemic of grin ineiur-iqchoo will inve a students' uuuj nartv a got suiueiiua pioneer bv l' U II aMU pnv jvu UIA'I The typical never ULillO at the auditorhere the ana rights weck riday past week nearly every just as he has never nrvliv has certain grazing grazing right's this attituile est service mt WAP from next over family has had it bis to lease and a limited and diminishing junl jum The students will dress in cosL got hatred of the Indians to IXIREN TAYLOR over to jug8 be the number of homesteads to give away represent Mother Goose Miss Winnie Lee Smith all seems to mmes went to Am! Secretary will be Editor and Manager lhi‘ illtpriUI' tlCPRl'tai STATE ASSOtlAlitJft The admission fee Saturdayin connection with her typical rhvniPR pioneer His expressions nearly nlnno it is claimed should exercise student body ticket She school work returned bundav always have the ring of sincerity merit But it also wa n and they that attitude these functions uw th wi) give lhe atu pioneer M from Moab express his the A Robertson was up forests themselves conwi L THE ORESTS word the conservationists prefer You toward nature in all its simplicity nl program a week from ri- this week for several days SH riisi of demand-i of' id U!iv Xn MlUUnlNL "Man cannot exhaust the resources KEEPERS the hide deserve the (layRnpilt policy in the adhe ing because you P ninfondnrf RAVpral of and will" Nature never the two cannot be separated The basket ball teams will leave of ast'week jn Moab ministration of the forestsis the thing in mi infrrvu‘W nublishod in tail am! this whole contention is a minor Saturday morning for Green m Scp-I But River By rederick J Haskins aimed at is evidenced various ways the Colorado Springs Gazette this smoke screen to hide the real where they expect to win both games un invb vv uuuipwu anu Lim or one thing it is theknown that the 1921 premise one a (Salt Irfike Tribune) tember 29 Ami f mL VT nt w vxr liicir to make forest service he issue VV1V nrotiosilion with logical conmake a IlTIUlia followed several The chemistry class will located the friends Sunday They are an mictesting struggle mnween nterior department orifirst it looked as though it At of of milk elusions from samples just under the rim herding sheep for two Babcock test oflhu Interior be rushed through as Semtury be transfer might the of Lii "All natural resources should under direction M UJKS Hull 100 morning A Robertson repeatedly part of reorganization Mr of to a a general o made as easy access as possible Prof Crandall being placed mself on record as favoring the present much attention generation" was another scheme without D II Dalton of Moab was here last also considered as part of the departol nitural But it and he also focused on it has been embodied Prof Ben R Eldredge of the Utah weck' of his expressions mental reorganization scheme- to " d lhe in (onservation other measuresand so Agricultural college win ratK on me that take the natmnal forests ou of the "there is enoughthe timber brought several hn8 in this into the its iLn anlynnl nilA S Johnson was down from the been foIlowd out where supply nor open ui unv jurisdiction of the department of ag-I rotting every year to (iHiiy uuMiivaa nwiw EldMonday enemies have a better chance to ditorium riday evening Prof upper Mesa mnnfrv since Roosevelt's ndministra- mal riculture and place them under that uemanu is by it and its friends to defend it people of Moab f the t:on and both which regarded many redge will give the department of the interior Can Resources Be Exhausted? here and in and Europe as forests arc a special on dairying IM) ULUAoJUI'l IV persons The Alaska good pointers Ostensibly of course there is no Now the friends of the Roosevelt some will be of the valley if ot ad of the which it will be to the the depart-1 the most successful American question benefit EAR ARTIICIAL GOLD struggle between two policy of conservation in all parts of phase ministrative achievements Haskin letter everybody will come out ne question the taken up in future have seized upon such ex-: ments no difference of opinion or decountry fact this article of is one 'The Pioneer Policy which aims dairying an important sire Dressions as these and made a Roman The main Modern chemistry has shown that between the two cabinet officers is that the all's attitude is the set forth impartially for the people of Moab especially the at least tt their heads no rift in he adminis Secretary most holiday It scarcely seems necessary totransfer is some of the supposedelemenintended to be and will tration lute None ot these things interesting factor in lhe situation to set forth their rebuttal which the tai substances of the if it chemist what be to some extent takes place a Mitt MT Nor do Some of his enemies have described intelligent American newspaper readWVMOV ever appears on the surface of TA T?I azIzmz L policy toward the national near itrne messtigv An are rcl VI iui he calls elements m race compounds the ostensiblereasons for the proposed him as the agent of certain western er will easily imagine With regard change that of scientificconser-cation In all ordinary chemical forests from for you transfer suggest any worth capitalistic interests which desire to to the secretary's great major premise in in the Roosevelt tradition But the that struggling over ostensible exploitthe forest resources and therefore natural resources are inexhaustible the these compounds behave like A new school has been organized in his the direction of "free use" in the pioneer as not sincere in proposed conservationists have pointed up it is reasons are not the real ones Grand county about twenty miles but nevertheless possible elements Secretary the What everyone really familiar with policy But there is evidence that he out that this as a matter of fact applies all sense The fact that river near the Colorado by special chemical operations the in the only would have charge of the forests line Dolores situation secs proposed is perfectly sincere to air and they water and Some twelve students are to divisible into all is show that they are transfer is an effort to modify the Mr an American of the vanishing go on to give the long list of natural in view ofal!hiis expressed policy with the is and institution known Roosevelt-I'inchot regard to natural resources seems This discovery policy of careful pioneer morehassimple substances type which will be resources that have been exhausted as the Dolores school sufficientproof of this revived to some extent popu-lar conservation in favor of one which forever extinctin this country in If the or impaired in this country will allow belief in alchemy and there have much freer use of the timber generation He went to New secretary is right in saying that natural of late in the IN been suggestions grazing and other natural the be PRICES A many Mexico as a when should made as LIVESTOCK LOWER UTAH LEADER young man resources be made artificially under the protection of the southwest was a truly wild country easily accessible as possible then they ARE press that gold mayso abundant MODERATE COLLEGE ATTENDANCE DECLINES as to service and become forest "reer use" is the As everyone knows to the pioneer of urge the whole science of conservation such utility as it the destroy completely term used by the friends of the proposed that era the natural resources of the as practiced all over civilized Kansas City Stock Yards Jan 14 16 Chicago Jan Iowa of is This - Oregon value and change "Exploitation" is the seemed inexhaustible The world mistake science country a airly liberal Utah have the largest number of maybasishave as a measure receipts here in connection and - students in college according to their a It has for currency with heavy tains and sharp stated that the late even been respective populations and Tennessee S elsewhere depressed prices on of the States Emmons United Arkansas the local with market Cattle were steady has the lowest proportion geological survey departmentof the to 25 closely following Tennessee cents lower hogs off 15 to 25 claimed to have made synthetic Dr of the United hiterior and lambs down 25 George Zook cents and sheep gold silver dollars from many declines were States bureau of education told the cents As soon as the ago Mr Emmons never made of America Colleges here yearssuch established trade became active Stock Association claim and the statement is Dr Zook stated that he ob- any HIH1 CULLie III UGVIVtS UC'j today uwvxojr kj has yet in IVVUlUg WCJC absurd No one succeeded maud at strong prices The country tained his information from statistics making gold or in obtaining it from is need of cattle to use up (compiled for the last full college year any The now in chemical element other of 1920-1921 cheap com impossible feat be called can not safely TODAY'S RECEIPTS "The statisticsalso reveal that Calbut it is fairly certain that if Recoipts today were 14000 cattle ifomia Oregon and Hath take care of any chemist should succeed in transforming 7000 sheep compared a larger proportion of their students 13000 hogs into gold some substance that in their and with cattle hogs and colleges universities 11000 9000 own has EH 6000 hitherto been regarded as a simple other states" continued sheep a week ago and 11875 cat- than any dif-' element the processtowould be theso gold 13075 hogs and 7560 sheep a year Zook ficult and costly as make also that the Zook announced Dr ago expensive than the natural at universities colleges far more BEE CATTLE attendance is probably story and schools last year metal The silver-dollar A few handy and strong weight professional based on the fact that the silver that §650 to §675 reached 450000 which is 36 per cent steers at were and copper of whichtoour wanted on early orders were consider over the attendance in the war year coins are made contain exceedingly bids of 1917-18 nearly steady but ed most wore minute quantitiesof gold - quantities 15 to 25 Accurate figures- of foreign students cents lower and buyers got too small to be of any practical in the American colleges and most of steers at that decline alsoimportance supplied by Dr Quality in the average remained plain were I the total A few of being 6900 China bunches steers brought §725 Zook and to §750 hut most at with students Canada A erry sales were §600 leads 1443 Tale to §700 Cows and heifers were is second with 1294 Japan has 525 : Revere resilient on bis wav home Veal steady to 15 cents lower calves had just crossed the gang plank when 25 to 50 cents were down io omMihlii nf Klll tlYYStole a March ncniod mH EEDERS STOCKERS AND the bride and tier one of the sents Stooping rind' 'Western paper-- As Good to choice stockers and feeders "Ah-my liitreh Hie organist tip he murmured picking it grqom entered the were active demand'at strong prices good Inis at last" rendered appropriated music ferry arrived A The plainer grades were steady Transcript large number of orders were held that - Boston Transcript could not be filled owing to price The experienceof other town located like Moab has proved that Stock calves and good stock and milch cows are in moderate cows dairying is the one industry that brings prosperityto the farmer supply - f THE I : ' ' 1 I 4 V-l I - rH i-u -- I J ! A I a I I- i i ' i resources - - ‘ - j --1 v - f i : - J k n o 4 z A i 4- rt -k -C T 1 - 1 1 m - ' 1 - I j v x " - I : ' RM w I 1 CHANGE ' i T I pro-Ini'mml i ! 1 4 1 r" 1 z t I 1 1 i ' j j riday Mrnkd 5®? l I s-vernment i l h I 3 announced 1 i ‘ f ' attack ‘ ' : i 1 1 a i O I 11 1 T r x r 2 r 1 4 1 1- 1 ' " L - r CJ 1 J zx -rvi c - r - i 1 w wxs-J'-t i z i i a t t is'-iie processes attending I another a 1 resources J declines - What About i x the - - Drle I 1 I 1 ! Dairy Industry silver so-called universities i a i i or j i Moab? ' I j I I : --Boston ‘ limitations : insuring him interested that we in do a steady 'income every week sure the project but there are understand not In to inform fully people the i prices declined 15 to 25 cents the decline offerings were cleaned up in short The top order price was and bulk of sales §750 §720 to §740 Jigs sold up to §775 with Chicago reported 75000 prices 40 cents and St down 25 Louis with the market off 35 to 50 cents Receipts here continued short of a vear ago " and things about dairying many order HOGS Hog Moab people are at t about i ments of industry the whereby national cuss the the the with us this come to made arrange- the state Moab giving expert advice and and a man will dis- - information i v on L‘ THE is has expert in line - has 1 Ben UTAH Eldredge R DAIRY O Commerce subject Prof i of dairy best-known reputation in the project Chamber STATE AGRICULTURAL here making a survey of the valley in order to the local farmers relative to the possibilities of and he will speak at a public meeting to be held now Moab riday Evening Jan advise ' ' - 20(8 p m AND LAMBS HA 25cents The COLLEGE properly dairying at SHEEP The sheep market was close to lower the first break that has occurred in the market thus far this at lambs sold year mostly at §11-50 to §1210 §600 to $650 and ewes §1025' yearling wethers Only a few odd bunches of feeding lambs were offered ‘CLUB LITERARY EXPERT KODAK W 20-000 DOINGS Woman's Literary club resumed work aftera two-week vacation on January 5 The work for two meetings given as club had been post-' was poned the preceding week Mrs R J letcher conducted a lesson on "The Gospel According to Art" Mrs Don Taylor had charge of a lesson on "German Painting of Today" Miss Kath-lyn Nutter read an article on "Twentieth Century Art in Germany" On January 12 Mrs C A Robertson conducted the lesson on "The Oratorio and Its Composers the Group" A trio "Lift Thine Eyes" from Mendelssohn's "Elijah" was sung by Misses Newell Goodman and Robertson Pete Taylor played violin selections from Handel MendelssohnHayden Mozart and Schubert Miss Dorothy Kirk was Vi Two trola numbers were also given These bracing sunny HR 1 11 winter A trip the joy are ideal tor picture taking with'a Kodak will show you will result in perfect pictures of days the living into 1 hills and s N If you in arc need of a KODAK Aus-tro-Hungary see us All We have Sizes- All a full line Prices accompanist AT THE HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM Businessmen Men armers Women and Children- Are Urged to It Attend Will Be the Most Important Meeting rom a Business Standpoint Ever Held Here Your us ‘printing needs by The Times-Independent have your order CARD We Are Counting MOAB On Your CHAMBER Attendance-DON'T O COMMERCE ORGET! O be rar Let or ilm Paper and All Kinds of Kodak Supplies THANKS I desire to exprees my sincere thanks and appreciation for the many kindnesses shown me in the last illness and at the burial of my wife The Odd ellows and Rebekahs responded nobly and especially do thank the Relief society and Mormon church for the hall afid their kind use of the Star sympathyto one who was not of their faith They indeed acted the' part of the Good Samaritan I t Headquarters supplied ' W R WHEAT MOAB DRUG ‘'Everything in Drugs" CO |