Show ' - MNS PRINCIPAL killed be MOLESTING A JONES E avoid possible trouble the ranchclaim they are not arming their REVIEWS SCHOOL YEAR JUAN The cowboys Indians manage to carout their ry pranks when they are well beyond the observation of the cat Continued from first page) stolidly deny having tiemen and then girls anything to do with it Chopping the ears and tails off catthem to accomplish things as the tie' A seeing a Hereford preferred! cowboy reported quarter purebred 1 done sth!- i have of a y I reminded certain high r am hoys back along the trails Ending beef" was the reply But school in this state where the boys in the the national forests and summer jn response to another question the the manual training or better called red asserted: "Don't Jcnow who got feasting on fat puregrazing grounds carpentry course made wagon boxes uin'' bred pig troughs sheep that are worth about $200 bouble trees neck-yokes cuttie head belonging tolp(rK al( )lol ni(lesta-white a running jre frni feeding racks hay racks and many until the animals break ions of the according to Dr the ranchers Indians farm They other things useful on necks-these R W Hoggan state livestock inspec-are that the either their legs or their farmers '' I'" the were so constructed favorite! Uy tn‘P8d said to be glad of the to pur-chase some of the the baits communi detroy The poison camwere band of twenty a or thirand that department pastimes iaeirig carried on to clear the them not ly renegade Ute Indians lead by "Old meet with turned over'fo the Red Cross six hundred ranges of coyotes docs I'olk of all of it had historical fame the redmen's favor because some of dollars and been 1'osev" and along made from the sale of things made nogs nave tneir the oeen poioned in San Juan county with be covotes in the shop That is v'bat might Complaint was nimie to mis eiiect It '1 rouble Jias been experienced in while termed a shop worth was boat'd petiio the state livestock by a ut trailing cattle to the forests around better equipped than our simp is hun-1 Rlue trail is tion cattlemen ol the mountains The ive or six heavily signed by not much better the anil near forest boundaries dred for dollars spent San Juan county The state board is fenced saws run by the have erected cross fences electric the Indians would place our shop awaiting affidavitsto power accompany The in a positionto do this provided that and denied passage to the cattle petition which will be forwarded in unarmed attendants had to retreat as a the carpenter were empl ycl t" teach Utah representatives congress gracefully as they could the boys to be taken up with the officialsIt at the is the affairs The business department and bureau ofIndian '$ have accomplished CIUllC cl Ulv music department UUuUiC Alr'V HUUnt OR ACHILLES SHAMPOO this much They have done on year committee inuuui auairs warntripu Sall 2'J systematic work Miss Moore reaches Lake May on a much the has developed a strong set of typists over country for the investigation of and the girl are actual conditions among Uncle! doing well with shorthand Sum's wards will have opportunity to Many improvementshave been imide in these departments this year Lear the tale of injuries relatedby and the Sim students are sh iwi ig the value Juan county stockmen of them The renegade Indians are said to If government allotment mi should say much more concerning get their b the high school believe that Colorado and there buy flour and cof-1 will fee their be you sufficient for needs Then would repeating what they fail The students to remain on their reserve-1 have read in our year book have leir thoughts gons hut instead travel over the counexpressed these things and there is San Juan county apparently preconcerningthat they (fvrred-wreaking what damage they:? doubt are capable of no 're inclined to almost at will the light as seeing wish 'Pile leeital of injuries presented by In to state that conclusion tells the harmony the San faculty has worked in Juan countysaidstockmen Jiow the All the Indians are to have enUhls year teachers have as-I tered the Hanson Bayles corral and sumed tasks that have ma le for the li cod of the taken six purebred ewes which cost school Summing up as the far as have had owner around $200 each and to am able to see we d not have feasted on the meat successful year The own-i's a verv mean got the trail and to that on traced the say things can pot be iniprov-i ed for we sheep to the camp of the Indians They have made many mistakes But nil in all been found no signs of the bones there believe Ibis has the best they did find some meat until County year for the Grand they hml Hii'h dug up around the camp School since it has been organ-j When the of zed Indians were aeeustd stealing the sheep they replied QuM-I ull line of men's shirts "You see me steal uni" asked the - The it braves Shop the ‘No'' reply wasdo it" unwilling city the E of is in th" "Mb no assevera-1 DuBois Mo?b was force of road labor-ors nor today seeking The Indians admitted having the! Mr DuBois wants twenty-five did not admit that they had here to-1 meat but tmrtv mon and will leave in Hvile!orniu'ht with such taken the sheep Ilu' slatin' of "Achllli force as he has $ Lien nbie to Lemuel II Redd prominent' sti ck-i I'lirk recruit tod 'y He offers London is sei of that county found that dav for muckers with several inui $550 for rock man iu'i'ili'il nine Tin ol his purebred Hereford cattle had board to cost $150 He has I'l'lor ivlio is not really Aelillles nut men lust ears and tails as result of the wn signed iq number of rich during the a ccnshler-abie pranks of these renegades Others had copy of one of Hie "liorso inuiers" to have day and expects Hie by ecu driven until they killed or on Mimic t'avnlloat Jtninc Italy force Grand Junction were left ilio'S not appear to mlml Hie sliiunpoo so badly injured that they had to Sentinel ers STOCKMEN SAN ! a- 20 W- - 1920 - Unusual I To MAY UTAH MOAB TLHES-INDEPENDENT i THE EIGHT PAGE ( ! : ‘ UK ! j Sale Slipper and I Shoe Canvas White t -j i t Commences j : i 1 i Next j j j Morning Monday I at j-o I Hammond's $ 4 ' w W v j V' 1 I jU-y- I I I t Values Asst Asst 1 2 Values Asst 3 Market $150 to up choice Your $26t to up Your choice s I ? 1 ? afTLvi Y j high values as choice $4 as $195 $295 V ' I I i ! al-though I ' I You l i : will need to these see assortments I i i ' order in I the appreciate to values ' i v I J I t all bargains these miss week---Dont next a 150i THE i h 1 a a a I to-night- "THE ‘ i lasts Sale a ! HAMMOND STORE THAT SERVES YOU CO BEST" JI Hun "The With DOROTHY REPUBLICANS Within" MENTION Dr Wilson OUR I0H W J Williams riday by mesa was the called to illness of GOVERNOR Mrs A D Armstrong She was considerably improved when he returned Armstrong and Tom Stocks have our candidates for 'the republican gubernatorial nomination in Utah are rented the Wilson Mesa Land Stock being considered according to the recompany ranch for the season ports oi republican leaders trougn it is considered that there is ample time for development of additional governorship timber Prof John A Widstoe president of the University of Utah is of those one most frequently sue'gested Widtsoe has not indicated in1 race any his way that he will enter the but supporters contend that no the man in Utah should "turnif down" it is governorshipnomination offered to him by the H party W Wattis president of the Utah Construction ! GEORGE GISH AWCETT and Special a is This but of fact The nu picture of fancy- United States Secret Service are filled with just damnable by "The schemes engineered as are - See yourself ?tffe way the for rejoice in that swifter alerter brain nighl and day A great picture- do Hun-snakes of not Cast Star eature i records of the such black and Hun Within" : Night and Merritt Palmer sons of Palmer went Clerk J W Moab this week to be present "at the exercises of graduation the high school down there of which their sister Vera is one Vera is the youngest girl ever graduating from the Moab high school - San Juan Re cord I ' work See their cunning and then Uncle Sam which checkmates them by it and the lesson it gives fail to see i Saturday Ward County down1 to May I 2 I ! I Dorothy IN- - - Gish company i - "NUGGET NELL ! She didn't give a darn who Nellie was if it And clothes could' help she was knew to with But after a succession out get 'em a gun of startling holdups (and that'll after nifty make your eyes pop Nell has saved he old stage coach and the young hero and and after you have laughed everything at this burlesque travesty you'll sav that Dorothy is tile funniest that ever captuied a man a lady i I take-offs) IfB a-plenty : W i ‘ i yip-yowling she-hero Next GISHNupel DOROTHY Nell Tuesday ' and one of the most prominent financiers of Ogden is considered an active candidate for the nominati m The Weber county delegation at the recent Price conveti-! tion has started a fairsized Wattis boom for him George T Odell is an avowed candidate for the nomination and has supporters in every section of the D state W Riter Salt Lake City attorney is the other of this con spicuous quartet The campaigning for latter these three candidates has been quiet republican leaders contending that the national situation As deserves first consideration to the United States senatorship there is indication that Senator Reed every will be the Smoot nominee to succeed the himself with party unanimously suporting him and his record Not one avowed candidate has np-j peared for the congressional nomination of irst or Second dis-'j either the tricts The'irst district includes all of Utah excepting Salt Lake Tooele Davis and Utah counties The nomination has to an gone last Ogden candi-( date in the two conventions and the general suggestion is being made that the honor should now be shifted to either Eastern or Southern Utah Those suggested as possible candi-1 dates are William M Seegmiller of Kanab Wilford Day of Parowan Don C- Colton of Vernal R L Collett of Roosevelt and Robert L Anderson Manti or the of Second corgres-( district sional have been suggested' Charles R Mabey of Bountiful Nephi and E Morris Wesley King both of Salt Lake City Salt Dike City is being generally for the favored three conventions at which nominations will be made for presidential electors governor United States senator two congressmen! secretary of state auditor treasurer superintendent of public instruction judge and several other ofsupreme We Ice prepared are We have 5000 all Don't suffer the with with all supply pounds to freezing time heat the this sum-mer when you can have Ice to make refreshing Ice a cool drink ajid to fresh keep milk butter etc meats i The price is tv ! Clayton Ethel I Men She was pampered i v CLAYTON ETHEL jjTMenVcmen Afef Money f N Women - - and Money" a spoiled child petted and Now every wish gratified it On one she is broke-flat against up side creditors hound her for money the on Questionable-character side male 4'0ffeTS'aid tSee what she does to the fellow always i her j Thursday Evenihg ! "The Home of Paramount-Artcraft" them in in who get IceBooks and pay advance may receive their needed at lb as quantities 4 j X per 'Y- All special orders'! per - pound X 2 i We deliver e 'i The fra) 1 or Ice lb ' fices r Customers lc when per I I -other a Next 500 pounds fknd over delivered at one time I 5 ton rice Times-Independent a cents if once will pound for clean cotrass delivered at thisof-at The daily exCept t at the Moab Sundays Hammond Light deliTZry should ‘Orders for evening before Co1 the & Power Co -'I ‘ AfefV Ry i-n i A THUK$)AY |