Show PAGE OUR THE H THE 4 A I TIMES-INDEPENDENT Consolidation "Wi of the Grand Valley Times at Issued Every Thursday Entered the Under Moab SUBSCRIPTION and Grand Matter at the Act of March Second-class as 'i the : ' A 4 -I t ( 24 1921- News-Advocate OR BANK INJURY TO SUES RATES 50 $ Montrose eb 10 EELINGS The - bien supreme AW MEMBER ar vj' u r appealed EDERAL RESERVE whither a person J 7 justified in taking a vacation SYSTEM the result imi borrowed money as the decision in the local district court vi Al L LI TAYLOR CTHI of Corl case Westessen against a the irun state association Editor and the B ink Manager of Olath' in which A Mr EE Westessm is suing the bank for $050) lor injured feelngs following the of us we of the LONG Oil LORD bank to honor his checks cannot conceive of the pos-I sibility while tn a vacation of the HOW LONG? becoming measure In the law spring of 1920 Mr Wrstes-i but that we are advised there is sen and his wife made the ir plans for la strong likelihood of this very The need for good government and thing an extensive vacation to California broad-visioned We might add in passing Mr Westessen who owns a fine farm legislation was never happening on California Mesa did not have the so great in Utah as it is today This that The Times-Independent wil hang cash for the trip although he is well-to-do is door a wonderful state in latent resources crepe on its and consign its financially and therefore borrowed it equipment to the junk-heap before $5000 from the Bank of Olathe unquestionably surpasses any one will take or all of the accept for publication a surrounding states Its single to When the vacation idle notice at a price Mr Westessen got to California "a one cent below the acres its rivers with theiv thousands he "'B purchased an automobile on of feet of Wnfpr rnurwinrr dailv present rate 1920 May giving his check for tab wb' advance or retrogress in past the unreclaimed stretches of fer-1 $1750 for the The had same bank j!irect tile land its minerals its oil possibilithe promised he claims to deposit to his proponion to degree in In the ederal blch Kbe checking account $5000 for which he Reserve System ties its encouraffes her newspapers power resources- al) cry out This ie had given five $1000 notes but the the Vast is for nn idle no illzi statement but Resources of the Government devnlonowniw out can ne check by the uu owncniciii bank as was dishonored Are looking legislationthat would provide corroborated by looking into the situation aiso Behind You! was another check for $1159 in a stimulus toward the development of states al) over- the west which he had issued for the expenses How If there of his trip were no other reason this the state's immense resources is the long is the present attitude of hostility alone would be In the complaint in district a sufficientreason why and court big need niggardliness with which our And yet at this moment we uiu should these facts were recited as well as entrust your banking business the legislators view the the fact to this have inspiring spectacleof a state that the institution papers of this plaintiff was a state legislature dawdling going to continue? Isn't it about stranger in California and that the valuable time of business away Our of the years have earned time for a little statesmanship bank to honor his check at public litt'e a us great expense while various vision many friends- but we are caused him humiliation and made it little breadth to big members a harangue their bored percolate for enough to take care of him and his wife to necessary some new the halls of our to ones on trivial and inconsequential state assembly? Montrose The plaintiff sued for $0290 $1290 matters that should be thrashed out for the cost of the trip and O actual around the stove at the AN ACT JUSTICE corner gro-ceiy $5000 because of the humiliation and instead of in the legislativehalls distress caused by action of the bank of a great state In order that Utah applicants for The case was heard in the district Nero fiddled while Rome burned permits under the oil lease act cf ebcourt by Judge Black wh ruled that the demurrerof tho defendant is and our legislatureis giving an exhibe fully niary 25 1920 may protected the and case dismissed at bition of a backwoods debating society in their rights was congress should lose no the cost of the plaintiff while neighboring states with natur- time in passing the bill I he defendart stated: "The complaint recently introal that (Iuced by does not pale in facts resources comparison Senator Smoot state sufficient Ad bin ntir to constitute a with ours are outstripping 'Utah in now stands annlicants who cause of action against defendant that the complaint shows irst of growth and development Idaho is pended time and to locate a on its face that money there was no consideration Utah's baby for the Utah had thousands of likely area made their applications be contract attempted to inhabitants and filed their used upon and that the complaint many thriving towns bonds and paid the governmental fails to show any damages for which before the first community was fees will be at a The Only National Bank in Southeastern Utah disadvantage be had" in the recovery can The plaintiff when a northern state And structure in the district is through attorneys have appealed the yet today Idaho's It is to the populationis within proved no fault of these case supreme court men a few thousand of Utah's and within that their applications for prospecting a short time will have left us far in the permits have not been granted iiiiniiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin! They relative rear if the present have followed the directions of the f THE GIRL ON THE JOB EDERAL RESERVE is the law What to the letter and the fact that the reason Simply because Idaho has been blessed land office has been unable to keep up How to Succeed-How to Get with legislators and statesmen with its work owing to the to who Ahead- How Make Good great num-br had the foresight to know that only of applications I should not militate f By JESSIE ROBERTS through helpful legislation and by against them nilllllli:illlllllllllllHH protecting and fostering home industries Search for oil is being made all over the could the state hope to make any world and the prospects for finding noticeable advances the large quantites in Utah are believed Idaho is home of a dozen or more vast irrigation to be TT IS certain Hint welfare work in very good The act of 1 the big projects Utah with 25 1920 industrial and commercial alllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllM more land was designed to and more water has one enterprisesIs going to see project great prospectors and it worked It has been Idaho is the well until proved that it known very the land among office became press that And once fraternityas the habitat of good newspapers proof is recognized congested with business since which pas no plum that has a forward time or her advantages ORMED TO many years early applicants for permits have looking policy is going to he without have been sung and her resources been DEVELOP McCOY CLAIM unable to secure them In case a its welfare department and its trained Lovely Gave Up ainting IN BEAVER heralded far and wide by a battery of structure in BASIN their district is proved welfare expert This is work especially bright ably-edited they and and should not only be given priority suited to Took Up Smoking Instead women anti it is up to a Grand Junction but capitalists are newspapers Such constant rights woman who wishes to enter the field these rights should not be rey in his to her McCoy plans to brought home the bacon Idaho's subject to change on get necessary trainingand then his silver-copper account of the claims in the go out reclamation projects after the job She will land G "put finding of oil By BERNARD the over" The price in SHAW English Man of Beaver basin on end of the were leasing it Letters north for the of by her supply good L Sal district welfare mountains newspapers an unproved is The following lower than in frnm thci o Lt Why does Idaho have a better class a proved district which is right and workers is far below the growing - oentinejtells ii ofj? the uuncLiun of the com-pay incorporation Masculine affectations were always a newspapers than Utah? Simply proper when fhn k Il Is mistake-During and of its plans for the development becoming generally known to because her legislators and her citithe layed filing until oil is the for the liberal of the found But evt'ii movement most reactionary of employers education of property: sens generally have hail hat a "The Panama Mining & Milling judgment it is not right and proper for the gov-enough contented body of workers women and their admission to the professions the to know that the their safest Company has been organized by well and soundest asset press should ernment to mulct those who filed early is The followers of John be Stuart Mill and Henry known residents of this city and of is able ti cut encouraged and fostered took woman who differences awcett Helpful and their chances In reconcile other Palisade to develop a copper property their hair short put on men's stiff collars between tlig laws were enacted which made it posthey employee and the words should be rewarded for and cravats located on the eastern slope of the La employer who can explain the one waistcoats and shirtfronts and watchchains and Sal oiuie joi tne newspapers to prosper their enterprise by receiving the benefit wore mountains in Beaver basin eastern Io the other is often aide to avoid a The papers were made the mediums of the lower price Utah made themselves mannish above the waist while disastrous strike for the red McCoy who has been pros- I dissemination of information Senator Smoot's bill to amend the quakerish below it Of course such pecting in the La Sals for years past of what the officials woman existing law should not be allowed to must were doing in the the discovered and has partially developed The counter-movement has proper installation of not itself balmmed yet various counties and the newspapers the perish in the closing days of the session rest-rooms the property uncovering one of the it managing (f luncheons culminated in the camnaien of the miT-rniQ richest veins of silver and copper ever were allowed a ffair price for the The world needs a greater supply at cost the Cj viO Vr proper airing and warming On found in the inter-mountain territory of oil of (lie was conducted with extraordinary violence and every possible occasion Put resisted with frantic savagery and and the men who are workrooms he will more But as general the papers were benefited The natbefore it serve manager necessary is it that she should have broke into volcanic eruption it had obliterated the ol the m£ to furnish it shnnlr rr Panama company the utal result was that able newspaper- capped or subjected to power to win the confidence and manly women The won newly organized is financial hard-men suffragets insisted on their womanliness " The respect of those for whom she works were attracted to Idaho and they ships because of the incorporated for $100009 company with J W failure of the and than Slie must lie more consciously strenuously the of Palisade have bteen instrumental in placing that known Io he fair mm Victorian Hoke and insi as president Chas governmentto issue permits prompt-Ktnfn women he of she join manly phase Iharp vice in tlii the vanguard and must however had established toleration for practices C Palisade as president state irv of it the sympathy and humor N progrcs ‘y cvoenaior bmoot ami the other mcmin her wlueh Nelson of this city sive makeup If she to though formerly confined to secretary commonwealthsof the west succeed H R oers ot the Utah delegation in men were really as proocr-or Post of Grand Junction treasur-er nicking both sides believe In her to What is the situation in Utah? In gress will undoubtedly go the limitcon-i and red women as to men McCoy general manager got to be or instance women gave uJcryino and in "'I've human clear to ihe of a few words the very opposite of the faintnig nd took board trying to secure this tne to directors is composed of of your hones''one swearing and smoking simple act of marrow Messrs Post Idaho method is employed in this state justice and if they are "lio woman Hoke Nelson Tharp has the welfare of Vhen my mother formed her habits woAenJor and nronArlv McCoy in smoking by regard to the newspaners The 'd up the bill will in her charge said to me heir even in "The company now proposes by the tu "1 here isn't presence was unheard of There was not even a smokiL present legislature gives a good illusjob in the in sale of Tribune stock in the property to inB world he room house Lnoked A few Men went E!a tration days ago a bill which down to the kitchen late at night and machinery which will make posg '"mo cnange for this one but make up sible the "" mistake It's full nf jHtLiilx ami hen dovpliiDprovided for the it's chimney earlv and pnmnlnf-n K publication of the SOME TOWNS women discovered that the toleration ami even the ment of the STAND hard rich vein into the work! The girls- 1(re which proceedings of county commissioners fo practice o smoking was the price of male E STILL mine now extends me when limy won't go to tPir own company they first toLrated and Mr McCoy Ins been was killed because one member of the engaged in mothers with their wn prat ice Phe habit is one of the mining there for E house suspected that the troubles because most extraordinary aberrations months past B and has shipped a large file citizens 'hey of our newspapers know civilization imposed on us as it of a town there isn't by the of rich fi lie make or thing at the tonnage to Salt City were in favor of it that was redskin ore Lake feared climax rum its property A town is not litwouldn't do for them If It's right to do for refining Smelter have the newspapers which are attempting Old it it returns Ami feel -'"''I been Uncle Tom's Topsy It every day that I'm were eeK to won't very favorable showing the ore fight the uphill battle of bringing "list sometliiiigworth while" In MB It has ft grow" to be 7"'""°" gave it ui ojxvvi fcUlllCieilL LU HlUie Igi to this cared for rnous im than ennlnin state the ml let development hot Any woman would feel the same inule R and like a house plant Its qmte sllalMr Jn pay all costs of mining- and transniefecnth people Mid Mt it talk its tile l portation leaving the growth which deserves would must ndvnnt'HTAc women who have tvpe of H :x mrokrng glt copper content push it's the and little " uvnrages that will feu twentieth a S a good potnts and set forth its puMi Now poopl wl d small part of the silver values financial benefit from the welfare work location not here nnoke J as K adaptiveness for chooM belTC profit The installationof machinThis whatever uur-pose should train for It- it is real!y tp measure legislator who hales and it is best ery will make ''‘VL possible the mining of suited Tportiinity from Kane county did not deny the "ro l° b' oroJAo 10 ? Vaed® SPE I'"'" P flourish rrngbrn mucnC larger tonnage unseen and CopyrihQ of the bill merits but Lee 118 "D Sims has become fiscal agent That wasn't the unattended field of corn L Je"r'" a gnMt '"crcasc eompaniorship f 11 for the P question at all with him must be cultivated So it is with e d company and will have charge He drinthal jQd bra of the was towns cities "KNOW UTAH" LECTURES sales of stock to be placed on and Someone against the measure merely because roust work the to pull the market at this time the out Already for it community newspapers were The extension division of the Uni-' IC1I Another u onlj have been receiv'd by Mr lifelessness ua silliness disguised by affection has legislator-this one from Beaver coun-ly ntL v lve ersty °f Utah is launching a "Know and woken are Sims of a ready sale for a considerable tvVn is alive because its Utah gone lias lecture campaignto spread citizens are alive Knd " of the stock in the company introduced a bill which would put The more pep they 'i""' amount into heir jobs concerning the state among cut in half the the better for the those personally rate paid the among newspapers place Three or four citizens of the state L with the for legal advertising good workers property and the This Although the program is oYLT'"' 'h" man vva Can ajse a frtim the not yet °nl5 boyishness men associated in its development" dead In fully slovenliness understand has a arranged it will include negpersonal grievance the last fifteen years cross-road led settb-ments geneLliLL 0l"'he8 h" fled bfor8 have lectures by such authorities as nature against the publisher in his county become Dr J Jut the flourishing Crows on E Went Warpath Broaddus Dr J and Pack Dr C G apparently takes this method of vilInKcs have grown gh '? While out nature is duck hunting a man IS Plummer Dr J H Paul and Dr Karl JeW one C MH n aSS ?e?ardless of natural playing even Sioux City la shot a Any sane man who has ad Community development solitary crow " vantages somebody hustled to bring Hopkins "CC"Pti the least rougher hs The wounded bird for an(earlyhistory will be given by Dr I cries information about newspaper about the growth in each uttered instance help and costs Ericksen and Levi Edgar Younc hundreds of crows came to know that the And did these hustlers have the Mr present rate is will its aid if Harlod Goff They the hunter and too low assistance of neighspeak' on Utah attacked anything their in the And yet this main dealing with subjects on NayemnhnkPhl Lthe he shot the SJ Morri3 Pkw although down of brother of numbers statesman1 from Beaver would have ueigflb°rs nay The of Old Water Cistern SiU m Use Utah in the art world Utah birds the stood around resources achievements others beat him about the 0 the and kidded In speaking of the The city of Tunis receives newspapers publish legal notices and knocked There was proposed urogram and life" waiei head with Eventually ix ii never a lendU red wings and beak: for a from the price which would not cover the er from the time of Nn W Reynolds disupply flint a rreu extension same LCom 1?®rcial Kiwanis Rotary sources darkness fell and the hunter was cost did have CWe piun to extend setting the type not to hear supplied ancient Carthage and is able to or tho life present who and other clubs will to a willow patch The Taunts e with escape scoffs and about il of the state the scorns and oau iiirmicr nrvii in eren using some anceut city's hfUntr institution this new movement CrOWS utm rA ‘ ill nnrhlA 1HJU U41M wiau uy TnAdlMS uuuiuu IU cisterns ivucuu-i iuubiraea tlimad Hinl One (Payable 1 ebruary Moab 1879 Months Months Year Thursday UTAH In 100 200 Advance ot court t? Lr th state has decision as to a s i Six 7 Utah Postoffice at 3 MOAB TIMES-INDEPENDENT l‘° ingrates he was trying to help The miiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiii town hustlers who are up and doing get no encouragement from the member's of the hit stove cabinet That is why some towns stand still - Price Independent County Three 'i I v " J I1 i I 7' I ! ' HIJI is Jl fl J - j I L I V I J I I LOREN w® 1 f ' refusal HOW I i i p' ' In f'- Il i 1 Through Our Membership -&l ' ' 1 1 i r i i - l i 1 i ci-i 1 i I r - - 'll $ Xi H-J refusal a into colleagues return iTHOW ' ABOUT l YOU?BH 1 ! sustained 1 1 A 7'4 The e I Pl National Moab Bank established member growthcontinues t ? SYSTEM R j'iJ s d v WORK WELARE Ml T ebruary encourage M1! a expansion w I COMPANY SI When Woman well-supported behind publicityhas I 7 develop ar-fit'! demand 4? -of ! J I j l I ' ' i remaining a understand fi-v I J J t 1 ii 1 'v-" ‘ I i i advertising -vei i d-be -W 1 i 4 I i ! 1 t I S i'll im-projicr- ' : i h-nL- thousandemployees a I It M a -Lake kii f WHY l I f -t X X -- : w o '1 a 1 1 do-iig i derive 1 personality i I a J ‘ ' bo-tee villages S as-surances 1 1 information acquainted Jot'S I IS -town I vil-inLeS'-n'0?blind tlomLL ' - s attractions j - m -- r i V i c I : -f in-TUL t co-operate - - 1 x 1 B'r' 1 f-rv i fa w ' r - ' X4JVM lUUSl |