Show -'-J1 PAGE THE SIX MOAB TIMES-INDEPENDENT Thursday UTAH March 3 1921 The Starving ' Children A I 110000 incorporators ‘ Mexican Hat Oil company is name of a new corporation that has filed its articles of incorporation with the seretary of state The are Gertrude Hyde and H Salt K Hyde ol Lake county A L Raplee of San Juan county A C Thomas of Santa Clara Calif and Andrew Meloimick of San Joaquin Calif the I SHOP BARBER HARRIS CHAIRS teous Service I Connection 1- ' pliotoarnpli too (irnliH nn nl ami health ihrougli f generosity of the American Madison Ave New York DAVE SAYS PROJECT President Armenian Asks EASIBLE IS American Aid : O h diseases insomnia j ndjaiilitu of a very fact case pain NETISM Let W WHEAT R LET -- Moab 1'11 E Laundry YOUR LAUNDRY EACH WEEK Complete Electrical Equipment Our TO Satisfied Patrons Are Best Advertisement Our feel I as that sure one of the p Leave Thompsons 9:00 a m Arrive Thompsons 4:15 p m Arrive Arrive Thompsons 11:30 a m m Arrive Thompsons 4:30 p m of Moab 11:30 a m Moab 6:45 p m prevent lo Ai nieiilnn tlie eo Leave hull to rata and ARE field Our Meet Cars $350 EACH Every Train WAY at Thompsons Interior America M) 000 in commercial found a subtantial dam site" said the maximum tons the REIGHT BIG requirement Armenian People that you use votir wide Influence tn order that the Near East Relief may secure and ship tlie Hour needed am that in sure this serious crisis tie Near East Relief will am fail io continue Its utd to Armenia In her for struggle existence government ADVANCE TRUCKS MOAB DAILY IN EACH WAY THOMPSONS AND heifers stock the J cows and was active low point last week Lambu AND SHEEP HOGS fcold UP to 1075 yearlings up Hog prices today were 10 to 15 ewes $625 and wethers 1754 Stock Yards ebruary cents higher and 40 to 50 cents above Demand is urgent 25 1921 for fat cattle this a week The tops ago today - Prices were $1000 for pigs $980 for light weights week rose 50 to 75 cents making a INCOME COLLECTOR $975 for hlMlillm IVflirrkn M O AA gain of $100 to $150 in the past two for heavies COMING NEXT WEKm weeks i The nc market higher wcflT packers bought 10000 hogs at niurKei now is thiB than at any previous time since early more northern markets at a sufficient Walter est field deputy of Salt Lake InnjJ nrinae the u margin undnr u office of internal rtitB Tonnonu Un VO vv licit 11 - 0nli V" UGHUUTJ uuvav auxu SUIU hiVvo OIUU UP Pt Tr clnnrrLkAM TA Al - Wf- nere is suiiimunuiji $965 Nothing au6ina iuinanu - prime was offered ay eient to care for larger supplies withift tour Duchesne Uintah Grani in PA Hat L'i rr uu uu mt XL Son aifairow‘nrkeroi uenuN lugrier - tne inaviuuiriK strength in theL- linn uuuhucu iur 11vne conev Dnmnnrl man a weeK 'on of n?aetCountry buyers are income taxes from citizensol C IX SI taking thnao IJIH Uh rose 21 )(J M in LO I1 the The' and althin hogs offered tnese nonntinr counties TLmlx: itinerary of Mrwj $200 a hundred West is as follows: ebruary28 day sold up to $1075 and yearlings up SHEEP AND LAMBS Duchesne March 7drc" Myton March q rtn The sheen market whieh iet u TpQphpH 1 tka irvirz-ci leve111 inarcn lUchesM THIS WEEK'S RECEIPTS J0West a March 4 and 5 Vernal:fort JenMarch this Receipts week were 28100 I'M a xyv vvaia UclSL VWM hu wo nun tvi mi ri n w nrenn iratr tie hnilTlflQ trite 3700 calves 47400 hogs and ntAAlr Ma'reh 12 °were tIS rfnn i" ivvuft Mild on 9 ann in 750 lutuiy March Sego Marnh 12 prices NPirn 1( sneep compared with Zb 500 Sal' March weX March 13 La tie " 3450 calves 55900 hogs and ruin sheep last aoove Monticello March 15 Blanding and (JL(TUv 31450 vj 11111 tie Uov week WVVAf and 4000 calves 48000 hog 28800 sheep sheep a year ago Kansas ft80 City 1 ' 1 j l "H EXPRESS CATTLE beg 1 AND BETWEEN of the the Armenian name Government and "There buy 2 intensified to Will Moab a is only one remaining step be is left taken and that to the state land board The state engineer's office has given the a free hand in regard to the water for the project but it yet remains for the state land board to cancel the Carey Act land segregation applications for acreage that will come under the project" Proprietor President starvation mice the harvest In Armenia fell below expectations Standing crops but appeared well owing to poor seed returns were not as good as expected Maximum return was 140000 tons only sufficientfor eight half million months for one and crisis crltlenl and people Rood by new Turkish Invasion of It Is Armenia estimated that 100000 peaceful Inhabitants of Sarlkamish and Kars region have been of forced to renew the life flee towards the refugees and of Armenia There are also large fleeing numbers from Bolsheviks In Azerbaijan and Southern Russia and coming to Armenia l‘'nrtners fearing famine are an willing to sell crops thus leaving the cities foodless In addition to the ten Armenian crops thousand tons have been purchased from neighboring countries "In order to save Armenia necessary to secure flour from Governor Mabey turned the letter Director Davis over to the state engineer George McGonagle who replied as follows "There is now nothing in the way of the in government completing this enterprise as far as the water rights for the project are concerned The decks are learned for action as far as this office is conemed All pending water applications in this district that would interfere with the government project have now been rejected and none will be considered except that of the reclamation service itself "The letter of Mr Davis infers that bedrock has not yet been found on the big project but this think is an error companies bedrock there for a state engineer Leave m SOUTHBOUND assistance "Owing I MODERATE PRICKS Helen M Mrs Prewer a V s e 9 gntberi'd president OlmndJtinintiN message reads: of Electric PPEND tlie the investigation comes we are confronted with the fact there are valid pending applications for Carey Act segregation and right of way in the interest of a private which always insists company that it with the development" proceed ! Moab A H up that Utah r Moab Immediate Dr Armenian ‘‘Whenever demonstrate ‘‘Electro me net" I n Leave 1 I illness might prevent No drugs no doctors no no discomfort - just vitalized life energy MAG new ll General Vickrey Secretary of tlie Near East Relief Madison Ave New York City Ohandjanlan requesting regarding have failed if claim that use you you "Electronct" once you will never be without it in your home A health garment as a precautionary will its cost measure save of the next sickness NORTHBOUND n sent C SCHEDULE LINE II President Armenia has Republic mi urgent cablegram to Governor Charles R Mabey has been appealed to by the director of the reclamation service Arthur P Davis for information regarding the Green River project for the survey of which the legislature recently petitioned eon-' gross for an appropriation The letter to Governor Mabey follows "I have your letter of the 24th the Green River project rom what information we have think this is a ‘feasible possibility'or rather a possible feasibility In other words we not far have enough with the gone preliminary investigations to resolve the question of feasibility certainly nor have we information to pronounce the project infeasible understand that any scheme will involve a high dam anil that the foundation for this has not been proven which of course is vital a point I diums We STAGE Ar Erl'iin Dr menln Reclamation Department Given Pacts Regarding Regarding Proposed Irrigation Scheme On Green River I J W r OHANDJANLAN of Armenia" r ¥ a t" I Suf f erers If you are suffering from rheumatism kidney or liver nervous prostrationindigestion female troubles nenemia blood diseases tuberculosis- investigate Elec-tronet Health Garments They SERVICE peep YOUR HEART? lhe Relieffor PUBLIC D lo 1 ENGINEER t brought 1 I ilm the Relief East vvlmti walk Io T 1- J-l 1 STATE wonk It't-lvon I I Prices Reasonable in Thompsons 1 nd I on EICIENT i V til's 1 i it In nursed back to life by contributions to the Near YOU A LIT E ORPHAN IN UTAH Rooms Are Cl Comfortable Permanent Cars " e ' ‘‘President ' Hotel Lllutin omISHXI Relief 1' I Our reight 1 N(1l MOAB Moab 1 "1 I Merchant's and j 1 Coin in and I and Baths Express Mail Between i TWO Piompl Passenger Operating N? t' Prop t D i EAHI I MOAB r i ' - i Ore borrow- Don't ° p I Radium subscribe Don't borrow - subscribe ' 1 2 4 1 '"v-cvihi i Ij I 9d r j radium-bearing pay in cash ten sampling Offers Some days Very seller Attractive Prices Quantity eed on in Lots DEEP sampling Ore doesn't leave your possession until you have thick for same ' Alfalfa Good Hay CQOO (Baled) CATTLE Last week's advance of 50 to 75 failed to draw increased supcents of cattle this week and prices rose another 50 to 75 to the cents highest level for some time past The diminishing run'is causing killers conconcern and the market is in a firm position If the advance of the past two weeks does not attract a material increase in receipts next week it will be accepted as evidence that scant supplies will be offered for the next sixty days Good to choice steers this week sold at $875 to $965 Prime grades would bring $1000 or better at at $525 to cows sold $725 heif-era to $575 $850 and mixed yearlings up to $950 Veal calves were 50 to $100 higher at $700 to $1150 1 plies ! i ' ? 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