Show Thursday PAGE OUR THE THE A TIMES-INDEPENDENT Consolidation of the Grand UTAH REPORTS ARM COUNTY Independent the j at Moab Grand County Utah Matter at the Postofficc Act of March 3 1879 Second-class the Under 19 1 92 j BUREAUS Salt Lake City May 18 - Seven of Utah's tweniy-nine counties are without farm bureau organizations according to a report rf the Utah State for the first bureau arm quarter ending It April Guth is reported howthat in ever at least two of the seven preliminary counties steps are being in taken for erganizing which case Utah will have a standing in the nation of an 83 per cent organization is still Utah unable to measure up the of to record a state such as Minnesota with 8G counties which is with'in nine counties of being a Kit) per' cent organized farm bureau slate the Additional reports by American federation show that arm Bureau eleven counties in Montana have planned membership drives from June to October Michigan has just reputtcd a membership of 117000 and Ohio has signed 93507 members for 1921 Only seven counties in Ohio are with-: out farm bureaus Although the organization work did 'not 192(1 start until September 'Texas has 100 county farm bureaus according to the latest report of the ArkinsuK ms twenty county farm bureaus and Alabama is reported to be ready jkir affil-been iation thp wiui uie iidviOTHu mitionnl uoiiy Lndv THp DC iduuu with is national im membership approach-' iiikvi'ntu III? now with 1IUU iomark UIJH''Utn' ing- the only two mm million two states- Mississippi and Alabama not affiliated i memblm I Entered as May UTAH 22 Valley Times and Lssited Every Thursday MOAB TIMES-INDEPENDENT I RATES Three Months Months One Year 50 00 $ Six UAL RESERVE System i i SUBSCRIPTION HUH I Moab at I i i 200 In (Payable Advance) j j I ' IUI STAIE LOREN ASSOCIATION H L Editor and 'TAYLOR Manager I I WHY ARMERS ORGANIZE to employ sufficientsafeguards in the is cut his slashing way ms oftimber and fire disposed danger avoided to actually reforest the land ! j Prompted by hnrpnii the rapid of growth ' j j a I X- ill' j I i X tak?T ihD TfiiYi k fit m vu vi nr nt 2Ei®r nation a newspaperin one of the prominent recently NA'S DEBT TO eastern cities Mituted a questionnaire on this subject: "WILDCATTERS" "Why do farmers organize?" to Some of lhe answer I li Montana is now numbered among received by the Utah State arm the member bureau are states of the union if XX2J fBHAA S'ZWam EDERAL RESERVE A farmer cannot carry enough hides with two pipe lines delivering approxi'AWXr fMf 7L1IM SYSTEM fb ll fZ1 zlL 11 -MT to from the across the street from his wagon v'l mouviyXT MVUV Utuica of good Winnett field where developmenthas lhe store to pay for a pair both shoes rapid and sensational since vmwvhui A South Dakota fanner may get oil was discovered about one ago year TIwno aJ It 'il ot higher 26 to 35 cents for his corn is costs grace athan in any that much to ship the corn to the other part of the west with possibly cessing mills jn New York one or two exceptions containing well Ing 50 per to the up towards cent most conservative the in corn cost lhe farmer od is the pio-i from 75 cents jur w "NORTHERN LIGHTS" PUT the to a dollar a bushel to produce neer man who dares nature and bets his EXHIBITION A ON WEIRD farmer at Iowa City Iowa shiphigh card of money on the has ped of St lie His a carload hay to Louis chance prototype converted the to Many Moab people on Saturday grit it he great west from a waste productive $o4bl lor freight and night enioved a unusual and other charges totalled $9213 civilization most beautiful display of the Commenting on of ziny cnat niscreuits the "northern anstale wj some also takes a man who has been "throughthe mill" Hfl ill ftPI ill Wl I'1 n Me II it h in IH ilUlvld 1HI 411 till quoted above ami on Li Vi ffcru rvt luv IHby mn zi rri "blue-sky r" " iz p fit IU rri lul UU 11 u W H 2SS CH to know that while it is a mighty good thing to grain marketing movement inst it uted vestor rnn wui nwQ all over the United States by the 1arni bureau the Phdadelnhia Sll'n isIH running counter to its own best 'Ipractically is it wise to use the utmost discretion in the hn this £ vn save Public Ledger had to say in interests m af'onin an LUICbUS ll ml ime wi earns cioruts 14lui Western states are deeply interested pmibpnmractrnce selection of your Bank a ui w uy "The report of the grain marketing in a national policy which encourages 11 HI VW H'l MIJH? HI HU hOUlrfiei 11 J'Ky whI‘e Uie northern sky We are Members of the ederal Reserve System committee of the American ann Bume nonest exploration and dcvelou-' was by turn lavender purple red and ligdit ruen been made and ment of our oil resources reau federation has because of the advantagesit affords us and for the The sight was wonderfully beautiful adopted There is nothing radical of the an( inSpj(jng protection it affords you JJolshcvistic or dangerous about it awe greater reason A DAD BUT The electrical disturbance or will strike a terribb? played blow ONLY THE Money is saved with much effort and Ao BEST O MEN havoc with telegraphic and telephonic grain exchanges and to middlemen 'but the service throughout the country farmer insists that he should Only and you must feci sure it is always in safe dad with a tired face by wire in rt y of a places have more than (Joni ing the daily race keeping ln it home from being ct mpletely discontinned Wires M L lviihuiuui wi uulidi UH1 11141U Lilt' tfNnI'l'inKinpllittle 11 and the 1't °f ')l(1 'r unreliable the would middle men must take were current In show how well he played the game Hade and flare go out entirely am! then If is 'the sanest and most ambitious less irst National of Bank reappear Positive and negative eur-i effort that the farmer has made ini tririo m ins Heart that his own rents seemed to clash on the wire anti f'r hynself hlm t0 hear hlH it and of the H‘'‘ n'"' wires were grounded in Offirinw Utah State arm c""lp VOC(' kill The Only National Bank Southeastern Utah Hiiu-eao all the Hihreao here rikcountry contend Jhere are equally si st over Only a dad with a gladsome smile The display tf the "northern lights" Ulfr examples V rti iklnu m this 11 rrt J mg state of why wi alI lhe tathing while the farmer-? should organize wasthis most elaborate ever witnessed Plodding along in the daily strife jin section life! the and Bearing whips of scorns AU'i' 1 llik I loAN I'lH'vr 1S1AND (RrA With never a whimper of pain or hate URGE h'or the at home! GOVERNORS sake of those who ppri A vi'nv KEULAAI JOIN President Itardimr'u await WORK inciting aside the period of May 22 toL the ?nlya nrel rch nor of the t!28 as Protection bids the wr or purpose urging orest Week of the Merely one launching of a vast of reclalooku surging crowd nmmln program r 1 ol co ony vo1K in m the section ana care their remaining n ounvu work western wksiem suiiec states p- Mt MUI H his of racing whatever Governor Mabey Utah togethe I 'finest resources may come way EDERAL RESERVE That there is need for such adricniWTI'!Vitr allV forarsnlovecondemn wun tne governors of npip-hbnrin SYS EM of DVd firing them states are at Washington IQ IUI1J uni Villon They are wijuii unv Z44ZL Jiltrcx net the nauaiiwu that the bill facts of timber depletion primarilyasking McNary ivcs h1s Ony a a(1 but h( carrying of $250000is K nati in's wood-''o U 11 anU 11appropriation II The west Oon 0(0 the now his the way for family Vqqq for reclartiation be long will work passed remain sui h if small- how f unis h Qpcreinn rif ovvl at a rnc wvwon-n session VIor congress and IH1 Cl fl die nut nf niir n omg with kiuivat Hiva IIWVJWpi courage stern and LO gnm ferencc with President Harding Mlontimber? Ihe tbat to Illi fec's UulV VVt'J everyday tUIIIC LU him rl tl the In t each VU4V come day nv they nvnL-intol presented amt hild This uvuu nvv-tL west's can manwoman tm is the line that for ‘"vj piver mu tdUaV pen him: is There ttl u irnuc every reason to believe that UUU goes Info mto rm our torests reaHzes a zxOnly a Dad but the best of men the will be governors successful in Moab the last jjxwsonal responsibdity regarding fire A of the their Guest week on (i‘rl Grand river has been at the seven B1 f their mission according to press Serafin? "(1 years of age 'tlwTast ml great rlstand '' Vi to the who way carnotite claims in I)ry killed iiumvr just as the pine from the capital city 'the west will gn fluuiu white It is Dominic Angelo 25 years of age and eight foot mark during the past valley understood that the Radrf New England and the Lake states WEATHER REPORT umlieiT'iid by ium Company of Colorado is planning it South two weeks caused thaws in the gave hiniseif up and alike the yellow pine of the SUPERVISOR IN 'wen the erection of a mil in Dry valley Io Sherifl C in Oakley Kemmerer lower mountains It is not expected south-arc Date High Low Proc for going now O OREST handling the vast tonnage of the Wyo Sentfine pleads that the will be reached 12 83 highest stage 'Toigrotv timber on the average tract Thursday 37 lower grade CR uranium ores Earl Jolmsnn the young until the fore part of June when the laijd doing it as a public utility riday 13 81 46 B the man who CR Edmund Spencer new supervisor will 'fthree things must The owner Saturday 14 85 45 of the La Sal National forest saddle ami rifle from snow in the high countryriver CR is not in to disappear The must be given of a tnoder-fite Sunday 15 83 58 Wm Clover alley Nev PC Saturday evening from Logan INE HAT MAKING tax expected to get four or five while his crop of timber is Monday 16 77 59 T to take up his duties within PC on the local forest feet established It of last year's mark he 17 77 53 T A PHILIPPINE which must protected from Tuesday PC Mr Spencer will be joined in the irro--el grown ami to Elko for trial fires due to the of 18 (12 47 fall by his a record Sorest negligence W("S(1y 70 PC family who will spend the neighbor or the negligence of n tneir fhnir linnin ETHEL MOORE summer inuuer at nunic inm Tnrrm uogan anil he required must be SupervisorSpencer stated yesterday Cooperative Observer that he is highly pleased with Moab and what he has seen of this district he Moab declares is one of the most beautiful valleys he has ever seen 'IS ilipino IMs? a Actually r i the j i MONTA in-i 1 I nationalJ L J 1 - V f I j 1 j 1 proAccordfigures - i -uauicr 1 1 j j-asoline i II w I 1 --n-- r C pfh-mtkin 1 i 1 t i f 19 4- I 1 ( j I I ' I i I I 1 oil-producing ' reports 1 -according I I f n h t i You're Wise Young Man I J 1 J 1 I theHWer IT i 4 L-1 riUI-liut r r 1 J I 1 ! 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I j v 1 9 1‘J J I I bl o t k u n v 1 1 I n 1 f f ( 'it i I l n-f I I I ' j i i 1 I - u ' 1 I i I i i - Itstrikes ' self-sacrifice i communication t-Jii m-my r -ents I i- i I 1 1 i i I -foil ' H ' i 4-Jiunxos The rejoice Moab " ' lie-id 4- ' : ' 9 I i L 9 I Cl I 1 i I j I l j ' J ' I 1 ' nHi I l'roul:merie-n ' j i I 1 I 1 i 1 "-rj L I I J L 1 I 4 4 -fllllxf I I I I I 1 I 1 1 I 1 1 ' 1 H I w I 1 I I I 1 V I j 1 4 c I I I I 1 L l I smoothJit 1 ' 0 I -squarely i i -it n r e i r q c L ! i I -Unless I i -fr v - t-c- t " I I I L dispatches 9- i i C 1 1 I 4 I -Edgar f I NEW I I CHARGE I I -of self-defi-nje I 1 be-done commence arrived the-benefit I be-ang ART I Ih-hicIiI I -This thecommunity As - Modern Looks 1 i JUSTICE DISMISSES CASE AGAINST LARSEN ioTv U'SCW-H 1 At ' ta Amasa Larsen who was arrested by Sheriff Bliss about two weeks ago on a charge of giving intoxicating liquor to a local young man was acquitted by Justice of the Peace Mons I'eter-1 son Monday The case came up be-1 foie Justice R W Wheat Monday morningand the defendant represented by Patterson & Constantine requested and obtained a change of venue to Judge Peterson's court Evi-1 deuce introduced was to the effectthat Mi Larsen had given the young man a drink out of a bottle but it was not shown that the liquid was intoxicating At the conclusion of the presentation of the state's the case justice dismissed the action for want of evidence 3wWZ 'UKdB'S1 a -- 1 'Al I i i -1 I I & 'tail®' o MA' bt Ji i I V 1 ! rf --A D V VXWV 1 : 'A -XKk i h v 'I' X v wv-rf J WO J: k b 4 z i A :u j I 1 sufficient MAY L r t J ERECT Schultz of Boulder Colo and Janies of Denver representing Tungsten Products company which was recently merged with the Radium Company of Colorado passed through j ISlkl®' Paint MILL C S the lllplna Is Thit Philippine' making which is becoming quite popular with both and in men the women United States and is usually source of great pride to the wearer a hat Creates Prosperity ' a ' SA Advantages Country of By J W of COVERDALE City Life Surface Underlying Life American on Bureau arm merely h HIE SURACE because'the owner paint and protectshe' buHdin" Pfmm tban conditions that bring des"t ruction11' ederation deniantR The to of be thousands of this future ruler th young men destinie of in the the Philippine itland ilipino has The been much mlsrep-u resented in the United States This Is largely' because the Sunday supplements have made n specialty of the' and only 368 a small percentage of them are uncivilized They are fast becoming educated and will ultimately citizens make good seml-haked Seventy er cent of the inhabitants thill tMbes a4 "typical" ilipinos which of the Philippines over ten years of far from the truth age accord ng to the last census are literate The total population of the Philippines This is a higher percentage is 10 of of than that lQ35Ot5 which 9195272 literacy of any South ro Christians and civilized and have American country higher than that of jhecn so for 300 years possessing a culture Spain and higher than that of any and refiiienK‘4(t Itliat will compare of the New Republics of Europe whose favorably with that of other countries independence is being guaranteed by is S55the Allies The number of J pur-praying non-Chrlsthui i type of of the ' non-Christians drift from obtainable in the farm to the city is not altogether due to the higher industrial centers The city has been advertised beyond all reason The appeal of the printed word is strong The desire Inner 11 lor a lift? to t'tx a rvv to get something noining ram living without Allthe prescribed sweat of the brow is characteristic of all of us " There is no spectacular side to country life It has to do with the fundamentals The advantages of city life are on the surface The of fann life are substantial and underlying There are very few real advantages of the city that cannot be brought to the country but the fundamental advantages of free life in the country be transplanted to the city except to a ran never limited decree very of the city or even- advantage there is a corresponding advantage ofdhe of the country or every disadvantage farm there are innumerabledraw- wages the Acme ' v a "n'1 tO y°U to is keep A LI fast it g0'ng protected pailltPaint fr°St saves and varying ra'n' of all exposed with th the surface weatbc surfaces with Quality HOUSE deialata longentCCti°n YOU SAVE protection e jiaint - are -A-i 4 hundred i are They good I There 4 AND imXj6 I® °ne iear unwisely neglects PAINT beaUty' rt cnsts lcss because it takes less advantages in taerope'eolor'rn8'' beftdvantageC°mblna1OnScoor that the y-°U selecting oppear U The Moab Drug ' samPles assist you h°U? 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