Show 24 THE San Auditorium Wia--o n TIMES-INDEPENDENT x zx m uiuutrais ' MOAB Another ivieet to get °° 111 lltzx s‘ ! fUl ('j'?' 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E According EDWARDS I I ft 1 ' ' r to IB ' i i T Toogood a large Zealand who was in Salt Lake City last Saturday on- a tour of the world a large drop in of wool - even as much as 33 is per cent due to the exportation of - clip this year's "New Zealand has an exceptionally large crop this year'' says he "and the price has gone down (approximately All the one-third New Zealand wool is sold to the British governmentunder a pool agreement the New Zealanders receiving 27 cents for their product With a large crop this year and with plenty of ships to carry it New Zealand will export a large quantity of wool The sheepownerof New Advantages Goodyear theprice Smaller the for Tires in Cars ' j ! ( '' r '' I j j 1 effect ii 4 this immediately J Mm of m the fall Just refected value extreme successful is Goodyear as be felt into the building in Goodyear Tires that ! ! on prices will not but it will be "Our main difficultyis experienced the All shortage of labor New Zealand labor is white and the loss of thirty thousand of the finest young the the in colony through men left its war has mark Then again many' of the young men who enlisted in the did not return to their homes army the when armistice was signed prefernng to try their fortunes in some) other land Al this has had its eft feet on the labor situation" t v J? The drop in the price of wool will great loses to sheepmen of the mean Governor E Edwardsof New Jersey Intermountain West Stockmen have is the only candidate gone through practically a double who is to winter this year and have experiencmake the prohibition ed question heavy losses Through extreme He is the an issue "wet" cold and heavywith coupled snows candidate and favors modification of losses in scarcity of feed Montana the eighteenth amendment to the con-1 and Wyoming have gone as high as stitution to in 25 per and in the sale of cent many herds permit light "ines and beersand Idaho as high as from 10 to A number of dele-1 12Utah Stations are for per cent Edwards and le drew the sheepgrowers big Unless intermountain a vote in the nationwide poll get a heavy clip and a high conducted by the Literary Digest price for of their wool them many Keen political observers do not face financial ruin it is asserted ook upon Edwards as a formidablewill on' good authority candidate nor do they believe the democratic convention will adopt a wet Spring Unhappenings plank School lets out in two more weeks The Noose for This Man! The tears run down children's cheeks wT're ‘s a new "News" reporter cuts the price price of stuff nose for and nosy Grocer new news is real ewsie Housewives say "This tough" who knows all the new newsy ews Mow the reporter with the Salary's raised the clerk says "No! hose knows the that I'm not worth muejj newsy new news really new nosy newsie knows is dough" to the newsy nose of the new "We need ‘Krs' (Oh finish it for one score" a man calledcut well up he's urseif We cry "Ump knows what you know how it goes)- about" ha (iMicn) Leader nil timnn va el -4 aim w v nil rp JHHU Uivpo "That's too wv&p here will -always Be room for im-And INCWb sob derni aloud ovement in this country as long as cheap" ?an ?'0UH rather stand around and Joe Sims in Medicine Lodge (Kan) aik politics - than go to work Index i go ' in 'nmvw ! i zxxT I AZ - AftW tHmliW Alli : Mill P I the on Goodyear worth in r successful in motor supplying Tires Goodyear the Into highest-priced of making for unusual smaller Goodyear is so cars cars Tires the in j 30x3'230x3and the full advantages ' I ' ' skill and ' I rxxl attempting ' easily ill! WW MX I Go I h a endeavor unusual of every the Goodyear nearest place of business for I Tourist I Service these Tubes are ord a other car Station and tires He carries ol fflBB'Jf irejifW -SlhMrlihir -Te 1 1 to Goodyear Heavy them in stock i 1 j to Dealer's ilri I this of available owner Dort Chevrolet Maxwell or any the sizes mentioned requiring I I Goodyear gone experience facilities modem results The I recently of have I wY'li 1 i sizes 31x4-inch j e new'v"s - r'irnijTr"" " r 'i'' - rTBii - J -- I f et --a 30x3 I Vi abric Goodyear All-Weather Double-Cure Tread- T 50 1 JL 50 Lj i 3Ox3Vi j abric Goodyear Tread Single-Cure Aj Ami-Skid - Goodyear Heavy Tourist Tube are thick strong tubes that reinforce casing properly Why risk a good casing with a cheap tube? Goodyear Heavy Tourit Tube cost little more than tubes of less menu 30x372 size in wator-proof baf $5O i -aZ7 or 28 Years Have Been the Leading i e m O acts The local Moab SALT LAKE s t s Times-Independent in Bring representative for this firm your and have them forwarded for assay or analysis SPECIALTIES- Oil Analyses! and Rare Metal Determinations as ' CITY h - - - 1 1 1 u w iriij JMM- t nr n LaluM'itrMm xirim 1 in - m t orrr i-nt i samples i y M rwi ! U in '' V Camels that themselves UTAHNS entitled to receive from government under The act contemplates doing for the person injured or disabled no matter what line of activity what the federal government is attempting to do for the solders who were wounded in the world war News that the measure had been enacted by congress and signed by the H president was brought by C Lane assistant chief of the federal board for vocational education in charge of agricultural training The act appropriates total of $750000 for the fisa cal year ending June 30 1921 and 000000 a year for the following three "in order to provide for the years promotion of vocational rehabilitation oi persons disabled m industry or in egtimate any occupation and their civil return to employment" r ft! is ment" f i X the by I '''''f unequalled world at supreme tobaccos will signed by President Wilson $5000 a year to be devoted wjth a like sum front the state to the "promotion of vocational rehabilitation of disabled in industry or otherwise persons and their return to civil employ Ct n vlt'T in cigarette price because every feature you K Camels any LAW S federal " find Camels Turkish Utah fl Camel! ill' You'll I Hi rtf a than a- w u -" smoked ever cigarette I : ' THOMAS better r ft A I y i B - I JLX11L JL uuo t 7 d e - S 9 '-''w settle 'rkne I Xv3 it H s s JWWr p W- I H j flw -v-a r K i If t f xS Let's K iiZ i ' ' m ling thin I f h: i - ii Him Eastern clothing manufacturer been fined $55000 for profiteer-I It would be a thing if good kind of stuff was contagious An ! country to' fctT RX- SsA ! ' $ 'n 1 I 1 v ! I AS this - - iii J to ‘ a XII X! PAGE THREE i V I x IS j X 1 X I s ' n UTAH So long as a good way for a Moab man quart of whiskey costs of working in the garden 'about twenty dollars there isn't much hire some fellow to steal need in worrying over the drink evil out be would i f ' 1920 rancisco J JUNE l THURSDAY' - tin |