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TIMES-INDEPENDENT MOAB in such famous nie B Jnd De Mille's Mak the z? which she played the little sculler maid and later in Wi liarn nt coming week Cha?" the Mille's production "The Prince the popularity of the little actress Interest of mining hs Nevildii men in Miiii hern increased by leaps and bounds is quite closely eenterel m P In this picture she is the principal Dorux gypsum and fuller's earth ne charmer of the eharm school and toidlng is io to ne the alest comes other party to the n irj( famoua Para which section policemanmount blossoms when Wallace romance Williamstar ap Rehl as a Austin Blevans inherits a girls'as school All recent ftriking r0cs he has developments ai h of his aunt the" irom Loughboy one m0nths and converts it into an mine near Mukn his hsd in institution where young completedeparture from hdies are unit Un deposit being pened up lie R Western dramas but none andlovelyW b! charminK- Kraeeful this property will pmbuhly chf him ? prove f°r il K'T one of the larges! ever les demand The supporting cast includes exploited in that places heavy tinr many central Idaho "cterhiaB and dramatic pow-upon popular p layers and fifty versatilty beautiful Jules V his ve to elicit girls who Barnd of ihe certain young au the pupils appear r the thousands who Of tho VDlinfr Uonsolida ted er r1 Spanish Jhdi Silver Mining rom avtioui fj E prf portrayals Schoenbaum didWVO the tie wifj company arrived hi Tonopah admiredIris splendid camera work have who welcome for the of seasons Pajction8 purpose Inspecting (or the latest with open anns ISCAL developments nt the mine new Pr AGENT NAMED BY his hpersonal proanti arranging for the construction of T?S ‘8f?r Paramount and is regard-ductl0n WOOL MARKETING BOARD the new mill set the high standard Ilv un to feecause of the The winze being sunk on the fifth "&udl"tl and pressure of inquiries level and interest already of the being manifested Virginia lxnnse mine at in the nl"j proposed pool of Utah ioehe in S" wool Nevada has now reached the wool marketing committee of the depth of thlrty-tive hadnt of the submerged feet the below the state farm bureau yesterday named A o?' the habitues crooks levftl ‘the with no sign of tn underworld W MacArthur of Salt going through Lake as fiscal the ore or scene of the story "Aghows is the transformation of a agent of the coinmttee any diminution of the mines which sh D President D McKay of the contained oj reat events how and chairman of the wool marketing Announcement by the board of Msonor and love after youth heHn the lowest circles of society committee said that the of the American Smelling & di- 17 Lambert Hillyr in was necessary order to Relining Company that it was proposed J J by hlmJ care for the increasing business While A"T to the' recommendan Investigation part of greater shearing in the photographer Ann Utah of the C was affairs of the company by former HtSe q corrals will not begin until May and leading is woman and and President Taft has caused Gertrude June consequently the major part has the heavy role of the Sire role interest hi flimnchil circles committee's work will not be also has a strong character under way until that time Mac-Arthur With earnings after reserves of but Mr will complete the details of for most charming figures the pool and JGSOOO January and ebruary One of theParamount have all factorsin readiness passing of (tie United Slates Smelt Ing picture "The the new for the beginning of the rush Reid Charm School" starring Wallace common dividend requires no extended to Mr McKay the Ides thea which will be shown at says tinexplanation Boston News who next Thursday is Lila Lee Bureau The preferred dividend alone w Henry feminine role opposite Dalton has completed the for plays the leading single ipuirler calls for 'yd'JboiM Reid shearing of his sheep at his ranch in Mr Driving n crosscut remembered as lower Moab valley tunnel has been Three men were starled Miss Lee will lie in the engaged for several days shearing out Sunshine Silver Mining having played with Mr Reid in Hawthorne of the U S A" Since her rethe flock a machine plant being used company's property The property of OR mKpROGRAM tures UTAH PAGE work as C hemale in around THREE1 lawn- WWW 11 Ipi mines Opening Spring ' t ( Silks v theffSve e-a Voiles Artistic I q'J and 1 prt-sideni Piques Georgettes ‘ I re-ecuLly White f Goods Ml ine I soft in Come and a -colored and distinctively and appointment a dresses at had you Satisfaction Price in Guaranteed VR ! Buyers Co BUILDERS AND Reward $50 Telephone Service a continuous wire fastened necessity to glass insulators is have a Some y known well Lumber Bush CONTRACTORS To Quality and All to I obnoxious person or persons have made themselves stealing wire poles and insulatorsfrom our lines between Cisco and Castleton and Cisco and Moab The -Pitt man act will of be not repealed the message by Pittman on brought Senator Key return" Nevada from to his Washington the senator arriving Since Imine had men been bes'eged by mining of the who inquired for Ihe cause started antisilver propaganda recently the leading magazines in some of anti financial Journals for permits to Thirty applications land in prospect for oil on government near Westwatcr Grand county Ulah the Salt Luke filed April 0 in were of Ogden and land office by residents The land involved is ork Spanish some distance from oilier prospective part of Ihe oil sections of the southern the applications came as a state and land to the office officials surprise with Good headway Is being made out at tlu rllise which is being driven This the Tintic 'rain Tunnel property the tire face of raise being driven near tunnel distance of 500 now up a feet all of this work having been with since the first of the year but one shift years of Indications that the five steady development work curried on great expense by the Silver King Mining company in of driving nearly distance the spiro tunnel a have just three miles will be Justifiel assaying Rich ore peen encountered the is gist Our L ine above to the J reward their arrest CORBIN lead will Moab MOAB w i 4 Company if th t EVERYTHING TO EAT USE I WEAR" AND i Ri I i I i America tales of acute among these children whoin project be suffering included The will not the walk barefoot launched on anything like war the bitter time scale when each community had and almost unclad its chapter of workroom ami where women winter climate central Europe assembled daily to turn out surgical thousands of whom born in wartime have never known a shoe or decent dressings and countless other articles of article clothing needed for the American Expeditionary the by the materials furnished orces Unlike same service With there will be little purchasing American Red Cross native women in in war time of materials but the women these destitute countries today are at be urged to utilize any cast-on work in an effort to meet the distress will articles of clothing which by the use among their children but their effort of specificationsof the Red Cross can is in wise sufficient to meet the no be converted into useful garments for problem destitute children Information collected by the Red these in that is Cross Europe shows there instant need of 250000 layettes and CENTRAL SCHOOL REPORT up to 2000000 garmentsfor children infinitely the that ollowing is the report of attendance an age of fourteen and and punctuality for the Central larger number of garmentscan be used before these children would school during the current week: It is estimated Grade Att Punct he clothed Teacher even decently 2000000 garmentsOuida Burford 946 995 that the 2 913 98H asked for will suffice barely to cover Mildred Merling Gladys Burford 902 983 500000 children 4 946 998 While the appeal is directed to the Helen Taylor 941 100 served in Red Cross rooms Glyde Hodge women who 6 871 '996 Hodge during the war all women interested ‘Russell in the RUSSELL HODGE Principal clothing of these children are WORKERS BIG CALL RECEIVE CROSS Cross workers in the Pacific Arizona Nevada California Utah are being called upon by the division management to mobilize for the National Sewing Bee to furnish hundreds of garments for the small children thousands of babies and clad in only in Europe who are Division Red and meager rags or newspapers Announcement has been to sent out to division stimulate chapters in the the sewing in both adult and junior The school children have groups been asked to contribute 2000 garments and 300 layettes for a No quota has been for the chapter workers but the demand from the whole American Red Cross is a stupendous one calling for a concerted effort of all who want this to help greatest call the Red on Cross has had since war work production ceased American Red Cross relief workers just returned from Europe bring to Juneshipment announced ? i i II i I 1 ' 3 I 5 wl 1 i ' Monday April 8th Big Wrestling 1 - - - - - - - - m " - t I I i Match performed Manager Seeds ield Co-operative i telephoneUTAH co midland N information that conviction for and and Garden most complete of is I will pay the If 'K ati I r&ady buy shingles to are - metal want them in asbestos slate or wood As experts we will honestly tell material is suitable for most you what and your purpose show you how to buy economically you 'll I ( n Bm Implements and - RED Us See and bM I a repairs Come Tools 4 Agricultural of 1 the Best Shingles We Line ull a 1 L- I have n 8® offers if market you want the grades worth of your money Cheap and frequent mean early repairs cost heavily in the long run whether £ J prices pre-war i WE5 whs the when t of i Buy - - ZSfflniii sssr-y camp i ) " in i JgSEiSH fl lll I k t New York capitalists: inis groally increased ihe excitement in Silvcrhorn Nevada These parties have acquired valuable additionalinterests In the dislrict mid while no statements have as yet been made it is apparent that the recent developments have made a deep Im pression 'Since he drilling was resumed nt test we!) of the' Big Six Oil company at Moab Utah last week the bit Is Ihe rate of four to penetrating at five feet each day The well Is now The down 1020 feet stratum now being bored is salmon colored shale and is far harder than the Kaibab limestone overlying the shale While the mining of ore has been the suspended ly Anaconda smelter at Anaconda Mont will operate about week tlie refinery at longer and will run for about Mont Great Balls a month Wire workers at Great alls will be able to continue working for about three months with orders oa hand and possibly longer When the iinnual meeting of the Ainericiin Refining company Smelting & N J opened at Jersey City the April 0 for election of new board of directors such a large crowd the that of stockholders appeared regular meeting place wns too small and adjournment to iiccmnmodate them St to Peter's hall taken was northwestern The San Jiiim bnsin in mid file adjacent New Mexico large part of Colorado contains a At amount of coal of good qualityfacilities several places where shipping such as Diirmigo are available N M this coni 1ms Polo and Gallup and the been mint'd for many years beds are miniber and thicknessof the arrival - il! - ii shaft The " 4 to n 29H A V unique---and Mountain district near Cima On! up the Lime the tunnel was started been developed by the sinking of 45 !u ip individual and (llakk tb- rw beautiful materials will make according in HATS TRIMMED these considerable situated Ladies' Children's and artistically -i company of designed -i this ft over our rich directors Thomasntschi look line " farmbureau fl I CW J Consolidated The Hotel Ralston value over in struck MRS POWELL GEORGE Moab's Leading Hostelry v h Ralston in an ?100 uprise per ton from has the been Spiro tunnel proprietor the With committee organized to Simdt-Taffairsof the American business Refining company means determine will nt once seek It of of charges miimmage-by former Vice President m-l Director Karl Eilers the Engle of the Tintic mines Three the Tin-f Bell the Victoria and pine stumlanl hieh have been Cupping heavily to the American Smelting Pllnt nt Refinins company's by the closing have bom affected and will (' reduce their nleiter Ralston and Grand - Hotels i' J I - PLACE TO 1 STOP WHILE IN MOAB fi-rces Gar‘ii RACES Entrance PONY RACE- AND SEE Purse $250 irst $100 :: second $65 $35 t J $20 Purse irst $50 $35 second Entrance $15 $10 SADDLE THE RACE- HORSE Entrance All COME MOAB MONTICELLO OREIT RACE- REE-OR-ALL t Cafe O $2000 A e THE PURSE the the 1 t CLAUDE YOUNG The Connection in ? ‘Operating vs invest!-liv -y-iHilitv I VIVIAN O DuBOIS CHAMPION Purse $50 irst $35 second $15 $10 Races our to WRESTLERS Enter O Three to Start SOUTHEASTERN UTAH |