Show PAGE - Scrap I Book or Readjustment ourth DADDY THE ALL O GEORGE rig A funny-looking which is probtli oldest American automobile Just been existence 1ms given the prominent place In Nalimml mu scum at Washington in 1893 by This vehicle was made it Is literally mi old Charles Duryea fashioned phaeton carriage with an long fastened at tho buck and and steering rod which worked up lite conspicuous in low u aidewnya front To start tile engine the driver of the ami inr had to go to the back He had shut off crank to get out to the engine when he stopped the cur But In many ways tills primitiveautomobile Is to the closely related car of today Duryea saw that his motor wagon could not turn corners easily on ordinary made wagon axles He therefore use of a differential so that (he outside than wheel could revolve faster the Inside In turn wheel making - fundamental principle of every modern He used a car spray carburetor unlike the modern carburetor electric ignition water cooling and ether features which later makers im proved but have not replaced ably in KT j I u ‘ j J j mi-jierlor ii a notcry SORT Man' Was I A O HIT A Christmas to Somewhat present fourth class Present Say the Least Inappropriate to certain profiting plan compensatingpostmasters of adopted in value of 1882 by is of a LOUR A at for compensatingthis plan which propose postmasters is based on percentages of receipts in of 11 used determining salaries postmasters of the follows the same first results as a salary second and third classes It secures the same It the plan while avoiding its discrepancies assures accuracy reduces to minimum the possibilityof mistakes and assures their detection and The f class of plan correction It should any occur requires no extra blank forms books or ree-urde and reduces to the minimum extra work for both the Postoffice It the and the possibilityof stmasterH removes entirely by the receipts checked quarterly auditor as are recorded and for the Postoffice department It is equally fair to all offices of this of the of It obviates class- large and small - regardless amount receipts the necessity of cancellation records reducing the work of the postmaster and simplifying the accounting in tho auditor's office It recognizes the fundamental principle upon which the fourtn class office is that depend established namely fourth class postmasters must department We dishonesty part of not hill affects 41600 fourth class postmasters of whom 15000 are having from $100 to $300 of annual receipts 5000 having $350 annual receipts and 20800 with receipts ranging from $450 to $1490 Their compensationsin all these three groupingswill range from a minimum of $125 to $999 thus bringing their salaries within the classification WILSON every it give LOUR LOUR MESA class a guarantee been using MONTICELLO their This in to Monticello recommend and livelihood until their offices attain the The provision for an allowance of twenty per of the for fuel and compensation rent light is very conservative centum The fourth class postmaster who must furnish provision that gives to the the the the of box collected is based on fairness equipment whole rents their business for a status of third class his year 1921 system of percentage of the stamps cancelled on outgoing mail by The incoming and those postmasters nearly equal outgoing mail in those days were very But the introduction of the parcel jsist increased the iijxin rankfort young man of Christinas shopping early this from last year's experience he he when says was prince of the givers of inappropriate Christmas presents Christmastime last year found him In western army camp He hnd thought little of Christinas until for him packages arrived Among these was a present from a young woman who lived In a southern city With only a few days left and a very limited field for shopping he began his Christmas buying ortunately the Indians were offering son pretty and he did wares inally with some hurried buying of sigh of satisfaction and a relief he mailed his last parcel at the did 3 Monticello Hampshire Now of volume of the incoming mail without compensation conservative estimate would place the incomingmail six times the number of pieces outgoing on-fine Girl MOSES II The the Young March the of V A SENATOR Really Workable In National Museum Washington NO Thursday UTAH Postmasters irst at MADE Salaries the of Class AUTOS By Probably the Machine Is MOAB TIMES-INDEPENDENT The - lour sack it to If fair a $700 at MESA $25 HAY patrons have trial $590 at our you cwt cwt PER TON $400 a necessary various Life in Years Moab Ago for promotion to class third postoffices amile post office you want Twenty This THE Week BY grain were busy sowing planting gardens Jester and Arthur A Taylor returned from Salt Lake City and If BEST the WOODS DOUGLAS MALLOCH anners Morey's X z- Groceries Canned in Morey's e Goods buy Solitaire are in class a by themselves fc A Good JIM you I'-' go the to lake you An' follow the road His satisfaction soon changed to As it turns to the west R consternation when suddenly he re J Emmit the mining man left Of the mill '1111 you to stake membered that the young woman had for Castleton a come A surveyor has In throwed been forced to have a leg amputated L H Eddy formerly attorney of Like the breast knife and naturally was very sensitiveconcerning Grand county arived from GrangeOf the hili her misfortune ville for visit An' you follow tho track Idaho a after being Till blaze had sent her pair of you to a He a beaded away two years come By the side of tho same moccasins-Indianapolis News The arrival of a brand new boy at In limb his home You will light on a shack causing Dr J W Williams was City In the timber Now Immune rom Storm to look extra happy ways Of a party The existence of the great sea wail whose name Rhoda M Carmon had brought suit It is Jim at Galveston which recently saved for divorce against Luther E Car the City of the from another In that la flown great a day Stortn disasters will be completed the mon th great an' the gratd Miss Perry of Grand Junction arrived 'Mid In iiomlhg summer according to the time when lfs hair at Castleton to teach the school Wasn't gray in charge of the work More there He was commonly known (than 9000 feet already have been fancier By brand H and Standifird of Gladstone N In city back there 1200 feet more remain D W So they to be built say The cost of $1500000 sisterarrived at L Castleton to join his It's Jhn only Jim Mrs Antles and family But will be the borne by government Is the His to in a that he give parents follow few name were After the terrible in storm of 1900 When you happen to bring weeks to make Castleton their home Up the which hundreds of lives were lost and same It The entertainment given at the Is plenty for him damage to the extent of millions of meeting In the woods where he Uvea house was a decided success dollars was done the original sea wall the thing er some excellent home dramatic talent man Is th cost of $2000000 was built at The bing Not the name shown Messrs Jorgenson and is new extension expected to Nielsondeserved great credit for the th 3y gleam of his eye strengthen greatly the seaport which affair Thct Is steady an' clear is with only sand foundation an Island a By the way he will look Capt N King came down from After the great storm in one his road S you square on the Grand river and You At the will of know thet they Ila greatest engineering feats on reported camp to have completed the road the city Who would make It appear record entire was raised20 to a point about six miles above the He was maybe a crook feet above Its previous level ferry Over there TazzAoaznc x Place to Trade I a a n - MUST UTAHNS BUY THEIR "Section nilT UUI fir 111 OTAIT MAIL It shall be a misdemeanor any person company or write print publish or other coaches motor and employed as common passenger vehicles carriers railway station waiting rooms barber shops state county and city buildings If ‘‘Section 5 any section subsection clause phrase or word of this act is for any reason held to be unconstitutional such decision shall not the' validity of the remaining portions 2 for niOARTO UbAKtlb corP°ration passenger to a engineers a a a - A published within the state of Utah any advertisment of cigarets or cigar et papers or any disguise or subterfuge of either of these It shall also 90 Days After Approval be unlawful for any person company or corporation to post exhibit or publish of this act The Southwick anti-cigaret bill on any This street sign placard or "Section 6 act shall take which and be in caused widespread discussion billboard: or in or on any package of force ninety days from throughoutthe state during the time merchandise store window showcase the date of its passage it was pending in bythe thelegislature was or any ether place within the state of finally approved any advertisement of cigarets house Thursday Utah SERVICE OR in the original form in which it or cigaret papers or any disguise or STUDENTS O UNIVERSITY passed the senate and will become a subterfuge of either of these The University of Utah and the law time ninety days from the the It be "Section shall a misdeajunior division of the United States it ine guvernui signs measure tor me proprietor oi employment service are any ptace passed the house by a vote of 33 to 13 ineaiioi of business to knowingly permit minors to aid students who have finished with one member - Representative under 21 years of age to frequent school to find satisfactory employment Hammond of Moab who was still confined such places of business while in the and to provide part time work to his sick bed being absent act of using tobacco in any form The for those who while - must work the law Briefly provides as follow: in the church term ‘place of business' as here have stood- used school The aim of the service of ore from Lisbon valAbout tons Prohibits sale of cigarets in Utah but Heard of preachin' a lot shall apply to any and all such is places to make more efficient satisfied ley does passed through Moab bound for Thet could much not prohibit smokingof cigarets as shops stores never factories public garages junior the young E and Olsen employees or Boston John Brown Neils prohibits advertising of cigarets or Understand: offices theaters recreation and people who are forced to work and for had Vn' yet a in contract for hauling a carload never the good any form or manner in this dance halls pool rooms cafes cafeterias those who have finished school the of the got to Thompsons ore rom a sermon state although it does not prevent cabarets restaurants got from clutch hotels service operates as a regular employment Thet foreign publications containing tobacco lodging houses street Messrs Sprout and Treacy mining Of bls hand cars interurban bureau except that the counsellor advertising from circulatingin the and railway passenger coaches Lake were visiting copand men of Salt keeps in touch with the progress it for in half an idee state makes a misdeameanor waiting per at Court House and have of the individual and prospects rooms It gives furtheraid if back you could turn proprietor of any place of business to shall be Lisbon valley They were representing Thet the "Section misdemeanor and a counsel To start of the trail permit minors under 21 years of age for any a new copper extraction process person to smoke cigars The University through its own spell to such or frequent of place business cigarets or in and 1'het tobacco this N R any governmentservicefinds J Corbin and J Emmit woman you'd see while in the act of using tobacco in public work place within the state of lot you employmentfor those who mustschool Colorado man returned from a visit lhet would learn- any form prohibits smoking of tobacco Utah Thet the regalertale except in extra rooms compartment in to the mines at Big order to attend the state Indian Lisbon and in in form certain inclosed public any or coaches specially provided for ifty university students have been would tell Paradox and this issue of The Tinies if a It fellah places too fond smoking purposes The term enclosed placed in part time contained an extended account of the work of the service Of a The bill in full follows: public place as here used trip woman too weak shall be since it entered Utah in September Of another who came "An act making it unlawful to sell construed to the the dining rooms It is part of the of mean work her door cigarets and to in It To - cigaret papers hotels restaurants cafes and cafeterias was stated that the bill before the service to encourage higher education an endless beyond cigarets and cigaret papers to legislature proposing the consolidation Then theaters passenger elevators as a part of its ideal for efficient Lips thet never must speek of permit minors to smoke in certain Grand and San Juan counties was street cars interurban and An' but a railway workers man name of likely It places business for to to pass the provided for Evermore any person smoke in certain enclosed submission of the question to a vote of public plac the it you go to the town es people of the two counties It An' you follow the street "Section shall be misdemeanor a S of and George Matteson Evetn for To mansion of brown any person company or 'Miss Pearle Shellman of Viola Minn anglow to By thethe glitter corporation barter sell keep for light Of sale were married at Moab by Justice L furnish or give cigar-cts any J Hinkley at the Where tho music is sweet home of Henry or cigaret papers away or any disguise the lute low Crouse An' To whispers They intended to reside at or substitute of either of these the night or to Castleton In the dark of a have cigarets or cigaret any room papers in R or about J Skewes Sr At the end of a hall any store or other place for gave notice that sale all Where the visions of old barter or fee If forbidden taking distribution persons were from lutter In ore from or trespassing on the upon what seems to be reasonable In the gloom There she mining claims known as Sleeper and any person of company or corporation She the Cause of It all is Calumet in suspected having in his situated Lisbon valley In the midst of her gold possession any cigarets or cigaret An' her sin intended to be offered for barter papers Let Me Give You igures NOW ILLEGAL TO DRIVE sale If you go to the lake or free distribution then CAR WITHOUT 1921 follow the and Show You Samples PLATES An' you tho road upon complaint of any citizen sworn As It turns to the vni of the state of Utah specifying Of the mill fully to the as alleged Monday was the last day on which facts of the ill to you come a stake case automobiles could be operated in Utah any officer authorized to make A surveyorhas th rowed arrests may with the 1920 licenses After March upon the issuance of a bike knife in the breast all motorists who search warrant or search warrants in drive their cars Of the hili the without the 1921 license plates are violating An you follow the track manner and form prescribed in the Till you title 120 of the law according to an chapter 56 code of come to a blai By the side of tha sama by the criminal procedure (Secs 9368-9389) secretary of state In limb a search the premises of such person During the past week there has been will light on the shack a great rush for licenses and up to You company or corporation and may seize' In the timber a ways any cigarets or Saturday night the state had sold over cigaret papers so Ot a party whose nam found All such 20000 cigarets or cigaret It is Jim seized under the provisions E (Copyright) papers so of this act shall be Oscar Turner well known Cisco cattleman ordered destroyed by the judge of the court in which attend was in Moab Saturday final conviction is the of Attorney Knox Patterson left Monday had The possession preliminary hearing Charles of such cigaret material shall be Glass Glass is in the employ of Mr on a professional trip to Green PAINTER UTAH considered prima facie 'evidence of a Turner River uuixt viuiHUOTioi tnia net constructed s I THE TWO Southwick Legislature and Anti-Tobacco or Law Becomes Passes Effective affect effect HELPUL ! i 3 co-operating attending I 5 i I J) I tobacco I I a 4 bureau a enclosed a a a ' M i t J i j ‘ ' advertise ' LOOK WHAT'S 8h: marry He They thin COMIN' uy TO 'EM opposites should satisfied a That's the man objection to belna 1 Hie Argument Too Emphatic His language bad that us so ladles "young passing the house put their lingers in their ears" said a when charging a man in Uxbridge suburb of London England with having used bad language The man replied that he was only arguing with his wife while a witness declared that he wasn't arguing but policeman "a-tellin' 'er" j Thia Man Hard to Convince 0 Lieut Crnnistoff of the United army was declared "killed" reports but stoutly refused to believe it His exhumed corpse has been and brought hack from rance out tne lieutenant still declines to acknowledge that he is dead and to Identify the body as his J Stntr-s inofficial A Many Willing to Marry Him tine nundred and eighty applications were received from women offering to marry a Canadian railway man who asked the Preston (England) guardl-with ans to provide him a wife The board has appointed a man and a deal with woman to the letters Wall a Paper Sanitas evidence -Ils Wall Coating Linoleum or-its Burlap 'i a 1 All announcement Work GEORGE MOAB Guaranteed WINBOURN PAPERHANGER |