Show October Thursday 1920 7 THE THE A OR PROGRAM IDES COMING MESS SERGEANT SPOOS WEEK HIS ATHER! name Ticket 1 WARREN or and with 1 - SMOOT or j ' PAGE THREE The former Kaiser's doctor has Even a doctor can't live on a reputation his Jesse L Lasky's in leading role "Too Much Johnson" rousing comedy a r vn nt at the L which will be the attraction Ides next Tuesday Wasburn is J nnd in (kin aI iiu in iie is ways min pivLuic said to furnish laughs galore has ! the i "rHy'!tVLn r 4 to P"e-anvers ' t or ' 1 i mash MOAB MARCH UTAH - RnDVP n of iiviii HARVEY ' CLU H itz-maurice Cold Waler loor Second on Every Courteous Attention Given for the Comfort and Convenience of Our Gueata Service Connection MONS MRS EECTIVE STRONG W ' notable Papered Re-finished and PETERSON Prop ST iwenty-two Liberty motors to run coffee mills or Treasurer: Eleven furnaces to burn paper dishW D STUTTON screen probe es after each meal duct seen at or Auditor: Moab the Nineteen concrete mixers to mix hot for MARK TUTTLE a George or Superintendent: feature "On With the Dance" cakes orty-six atwith bacon rinds GEORGE with Mae Murray and David Powell men THOMAS U W Willi isXTinv iuuaj tmuby UUVIU t° their feet grid-1 skate over a new release Adolph Zuk-1 d 7 This or Congressman: to is by the Ides ccp tbcl? greased and presented at or DON B COLTON for yP ls Tade Jn an artificial lake heavy expense presentation as a an d or District Judge: rty'2ur dun?p trains haul in-' special next Wednesday night Mana-r DILLWORTH Kredlentsk- Cooks WOODEY have steel boats ger Clark of the Ides gives the posior xL-x that this asnestOR rihI asbestos suits and District Attorney: picture is wear wear every few' aw five assurance to of lake the has minutes row center and B W DALTON of greatest mrai that uao vvei ever been one VI ueen one nicaixo to stir the and he VJ? dePa bombs advises soup (Political Advertisement) screened everybody' Sixty-seven fire it On engines pump soup to see account of the big cost to 3 eSof this DEBS' NAME O feature it will be THE necessary special E1?ven hlh Power band aawa cut to charge prices- 25 and 50 IN BALLOT THE STATE DYpacl ce'tits An endless perforated convevor belt The namps nf Pnoww V Tinka mt street 'spVinkl'ersplace°sv-1 ?eyl""Ur Stedman candi-mandment" Ethel Clayton in "The 13th Cohl-' Socialist Twenty ates' the big respectively for is attraction at run on hot cakes' president and next Popu-1 vice Paid‘'at ‘Je Ides Thursday night made' United States the in six Coffee is hundred of the the ballot in lar Ethel Clayton has one " Utah tank and it Is aPPtar numned to the acc?r'np ? Present indications The strongest roles of her successfulcatallies through nines iniougn pipes Snrinliistw file! in this picture and it is certain nm'oecirir nunna reer There are six-inch from pipes will lace j Q Watte'rs of that her will be highwhich admirers of the largest dairies many in Amerwith her work hi this bigrMii till icki‘1 irir ica tornntrroueninri y pleased RUppy 111 nev iriea r v riibL utan uisincu jt'HlUl V Radio telephones are used ix to send t(J thp names of Debs and sted ‘'nr1R '° c"okson without further formalities man did Mess sergeant uses motor cycle m but W A N TS PR EDA TO R Y A N M A S not succeed "We do hereby and hall kiethen mess the SPARED TO EXERCISE DOGS certify" sav petitioners "and All cooks wear gas masks and mo(leeare that ‘we have sclected ag our used to It's carry silver hands clasped han to please everybody Even toi ‘r' tiucks are across the globe and we have also added to our efficiency has its drawbacks Now w The of the writer above epistle con-j litjcal uniputiliL raiicnei al naiviviu aDnllation uiv imuit: vx a UUlll uppviirtuvH the nanle Slude hls letter to his dad by sayV' zL In for Antelope Ore that the Government inn Eugene ATV Debs our candidate "I on vaii urrxKixIftV rianr toThor hunters in that section of the country r president of the United States and °f the u Ket-°ut why kdo vnot 'V shrto n n oi lor tne name Seymour oieiman are so effectively carrying on their arniy? Youth s Companion vice president of the United States" warfare against predatory animalsHarden Bennion secretary of state coyotes particularly- that he is put it to find exercise for the dogs and filing officer does not see it that to This Means Advertise Officials of the Bureau of Biological He takes the position that the wav Survey United States Departmentof Publish and conceal not -Jeremiah law has provided a way' in which Debs' (Ill) Star-Courier Agriculture who have charge of the 50: 2 - Kewanee work of making the ranges free from look destructive animals The pessimist always looks as upon this Knox Patterson G J Constantine knock as particularly good boost in though he was afraid it would cost & CONSTANTINE PATTERSON view of the the fact that this part of him a few pleasant cents to look LAWYERS the is country considered especially General Practice in ederal Supreme It is infested with such enemies an' Sometimes after a Moab man has all State and and County of the in it's instance notable work being been married church almost Courts done by the bureau's corps of hunters impossible to get him back there and and Applications Land Water and trappers in the important live the Contests stock ranges oi West where Moab Utah mountain lions bobcats bears wolves Independent Bldg and coyotes have been able to maintain Billiard Hall their numbers practically in spite of the best efforts of the settlers anil ranchers There are between 400 and 500theyof A Gentleman's place of these skilled hunteiv Last year captured about 32000 predatory animals Amusement killed at least that and many As an Cigars operations Candies Soft Drinks more by poisoning example of the destruction done by and Tobaccos predatory animals: A Texas ranch that in less than three declared owner Make This Your Headquarters months he lost nearly 300 sheep worth $3200 through depredations of While in Moab six which later were killed coyotes by hunters Government the most that will ions time is long One Hotel INSURE WITH THE PAUL IRE & MAR INE CO INSURANCE CROCKETT E Attorney General: or I I MlUVI'IX Mlllieiluoor I J L r'T ziz OLVtllll I q 1 x c t r Hot Props CHAIRS Prompt and Baths in 1 rf 1X1TX I3H vMjyivil k r -f H ! al-1 HARRIS Painted and SHOP BARBER & TWO MAREY R Justice Supreme Court: E J RICK or Secretary of State: H 4 Merchant's forever Newly RATH ' : Bryant Washburn cfr quit job Engineer MOAB Governor: CHARLES L Civil Senator: S REED i H President: COOLIDGE U or 1 r I r 1 UTAH placed cn the Utah ballots socialists should comply the the law HARDING G Vice CALVIN i be can President: or I Bennett in "The Woman in the Suitcase" is the feature to be shown the Ides Saturday night It is of this popular best picstar's one is tllld sure to please local thenDirnc 1 - tergoeis nt - MOAB DEPENDENT ES-IN I A boy writing to his father from an aviation camp following! quotes the statistics He happens to be the mess sergeant of the unit: Kitchen range 500x3000 feet fed by twenty-seven firemen fllllir our hundred (WlliQ times One thousand mechanical stokers P's attended by 1000 K Two hundred washing machines to Rpuds- Enid v TIM Republican Agent Izocxl OCT 1 1919 ‘ By Order Public of Commission Utilities i HAMMOND 1 V 1 I - KELLER & Party Line Residence Party Line Business Private Line Residence Private Line Business Party Line Ranch within two miles of town limits Party Line Ranch outside two mile limit and than eight miles not more s I LAWYERS i Utah Monticello - ' ' R j 1 CLOWARD E D M j Diseases of the Ear Nose and Throat j 1 ' I Eye ' I PRICE 1 ' TELEPHONE MIDLAND ‘ UTAH J ! $125 200 200 300 COMPANY CORBIN Manager N a o-allcn I I i 1 Du-twenty A k i 1 i I - ri 1 x 1 u j The Sheet and ' 1 CARTWRIGHT S Metal Worker Plumber Hot Air Heating Stove Repairing 1 1 ( 1 Ralston j MOAB 1 UTAH i ALEX i i I j ' H i I I 4 Ia T xx I' A M ra- z 'll ' Prop '' T x i p 1 ' C j ' I A ROBERTSON ATTORNEY i ' LAW AT Building Cooper-Martin MOAB I and Cleanliness Class Chef Spell Success Service I i a RALSTON G I I I v I- 1 1 J a L irst a UTAH i ' DR Eye Save I Money- Tires O HOME LOCAL ROM MAN OVERSEAS DUNCAN T J Salt The following from the Lake the Tribune tells return of John Maxfield nephew of A A Taylor Moab from service overseas: "John E Maxfield son of Mrs Maxfield 365 Chicago street one Avoid Will to the first Utahns leave for rance in the world war is home again at last after long service with regular infantry with Eighteenth which he fought in most of the major engagements overseas "The young entered the March 1916 and army as a recruit in Eighteenth infantry was with the left for when that regiment rance under General John Pershing in June buy Ore Radium Tires Goodyear jA with sensationally at mileage : A the built minimum at cji Jr AvIImu i high The Op Tires of I v We will buy radium-bearing and ten pay cash in days seller sooner after sampling to assist in Ore sampling doesn't leave your possession until for you have sheck same to in relative tjie sizes results 30 30 the ore ARM locating LET rXYY prices for NATURITA schedule If built x CO 3 x abric Complete Electrical IRST Our MRS CLASS WORK Prices HELEN EACH WEEK Equipment GUARANTEED Moderate Are M PROPRIETOR facts explain factory were Tires and application to tire Goodyear 31 4-inch x Goodyear their in manufacture factory devoted to why more 'equipped than of with cars using last year other any these with kind drive take tW- LAUNDRY WORK care largest into 3V2' COLO THE LAUNDRY maximum ord Chevrolet Maxwell a or of the advantage opportunity to enjoy true Goodyear mileage and economy equip Tires and Heavy Goodyear your car with Tourist Service Station Tubes at our nearest 30 YOUR TO using sizes Goodyear i for you Dort CHEMICAL ELECTRIC ATTEND these Such STANDARD farm situation with a view of Mr Goodwin was at La Sal early in 1917 for that purpose but enlisted when the war broke out He has just returned from two years spent in rance and Germany and is losing no time to avail himself of the opportunity to secure some good land in the Sal La section he MOAB Will prices of Charles H Goodwin and Harry Le of mon Logan Utah were arrivals Saturday on their way to La Sal where they intend to look into the dry highest Wire or write pay and world's sizes We IN WAR VETERAN QUEST O DRY the or a be to by deliver to value 3- x from experience ore In all leave Spent two with one-half the and years in rance in Germany army of occupation "In April of 1918 Maxfield was piece of wounded by shrapnel He signal corps outpost dugout was inin thethe first line trenches when hit The wound kept him in the hospital for some time but he later returned to active duty with his regiment" made prices cost 1917 of the "In addition being one Utahns rance withof thethe army last young Maxfield hewas one and tires cheap -V dQq to Car y ex-soldier WORLD Dinners Goodyear disappointment sold Lydia of Put Your Small on of first Sunday Prop of E Special itted Glasses air Bldg Colo Grand Junction Moab undi-ininished NEPHEW STILES N Ear Nose and Throat Specialist PREWER 30 2 Goodyear All-Weather Double-Cure Tread 32 Goodyear Single-Cure abric Anti-Skid Tread T J f-r 1 x Xr £ 50 Goodvear the price Heavy Tourist Tube tost no more thanrisk costly are asked to pay for tubes of less merit why casings when such sure protection is available? $4 50 3I2 bag30 x m waterproof you SO I 150 200 |