Show Thursday PAGE Life THE TWO Moab in Years Twenty This Ago WINDMILL B I Week ‘COLD' wBSr ? I or j O BACON 600 Years His Been Studied Writings Have secured inding I I i ONLY MRMm I j the assessment of 25 cents a share stock of the Moab Irrigation was levied Lang formerly a teacher of the music in Moab schools passed through the valley this week en route Salt to Lake this L 1'eaehnian returned week from a several month's prospecting trip on the Colorado river Attorney E IL Ryan the announcemen of whose mairiage had appealed the Have Been Much arther Advanced Today If Roger Baron Had Not Hidden His Knowledge in Cipher I ! the last issue had filed his I 1 communicationfrom the a M C h‘ 40c 80c 50c 30c 80c 75c POUND Maple Quart Syrup I (XX) 85c Jam Solitaire Jars for Cocoa 12-Pound Good A We Good Sack 2-Poinid Broom ollow Will Coffee for the Close Market On Merchandise ' Hinkley an soldier ex-union Roberson an and J N Corbin J N soldier union veter ex-confederate ' i of son a an Supt J B Skewes Sr of the Big Indian Hopper company came in from mines and in company with Lester Taylor went to Salt Lake City to meeting of the stockholders of a the It by corporation was announced the Salt that Lake Tribune Waren had Loose perfected his process for concentrating carbonate copper ores and it was expeced that the patent would be used in a mill to be constructed at Big Indian re-garding possibilitiesand Sal mountains It occupied prominent space was stated that there as no camp in the western country that could show the mineral wealth that Miner's basin could show for the amount of development work done to date G Thornton ami Mrs Martha rench both of Grand Junction were united in marriage by Justice Hinkley This was the twenty-ninth couple that Judge Hinkley had married in the past three years and he announced that the thirtieth couple would get a chromo the a n mineral in patiem pruning and tram Ing have been necessary to secure tin icsults here shown a living ""uizmg 111 lll‘ of shape windmill It is °f the in most untmmil an garden estate In the north of Erance ot "a- i A development Wars I j la Yankee Old a resignation as county surveyor in Alex Caldwell came from Mill creek for supplies reporting plenty of in the gulches He had two men snow at work sinking a shaft at the head of Heep creek With this issue The Times was five old The editor commentedthat years the started its sixth year on paper practically the same footing as five the previously determination years finally - to win out 'lii PER BUTTER phia I'a who - Alchemists years sought to find in Roger of cipher writings the secret tattling base metals into gold were the victims of hoax declared William Romaine Newbold professor of intellectual the and moral philosophy at University of Pennsylvania beforethe of the general meeting American Philosophical society here Bacon he contended hid under a of nonsensical Jargon alchemists' terms a marvelous storehouse of scientific knowledge told Doctor Newbold of his two years' Bacon labor to decipher the code used As a result of the revelations imide by the 800 (XX) word manuscript scientists have declared Bacon had remarkable knowledge of mathematical systems conceived today and bad not the discoveries made by him remained to others until rediscovered hundreds of years after his death science would have just been so much In of its advance present state Explanationof the Cipher "Bacon conceived the idea of I for ! in JARGON Science Might : company C W NONSENSICAL COUNTER CASH of Secret t An on Hope in THE ON r mowing ma- click of the be heard thioughout ALCHEMY HOAX b 4 The merry chine could valley 1921 1 The j 26 ' A I Times wanted to know what was going (' be done on July The county commissioners were due to meet the following Monday The heaviest crop of hay ever in the valley in prospect was B Hammond Arthur A Taylor and left Salt on a business trip to Lake TREE May UTAH MOAB TIMES-INDEPENDENT attend 1 RADIUM INVISIBLE EVEN UNDER Radium he MICROSCOPE nature in quantities small that it is never J J Cookingham died Sunday afeven when the material is illness examined with a microscope ternoon aftera several weeks' to the He United States Geological was 72 years of age of Mr Cook-inghani Civil Radium ore ordinarily a the survey was veteran only a of a had carries small fraction grain made an application for a war and of radium to the ton and radium will He pension was survived by his wife be in large masses because who lived at Moab and a son residing never it is found by the slow formed decay' in California The funeral took place of itself uranium and decays and Monday afternoon changes to other (dements so rapidly Decoration day yesterday was that it does not accumulate naturally with in visible appropriate ceremonies masses Headed by the Moab Drum Corps consisting of the and L Shafer Brothers R Winbourn was a visitor in Will Bliss a larg e concourse of people Moab the last of the week On his marched to the cemetery and placed return to the ranch on Back creek he the of all old soldiers his flowers on family graves accompaniedby who was by L Remarks were made spent the winter in Moab found is in I a A Special On Every letters and second no words can be used in cipher except those of an even number of letters To meet these ditliallies Bacon lays down the rule Unit suecessice syllables must end and begin with tile doubled same letters being dropped Thus ‘('at' may tie spelled in the Bacon cipher as dropping the double letters gets the one word 'Cold' No Wonder Secret Was Kept "In reading the cipher you double letter except the first and last everythus and discover the syllables which spell the word But it is seldom pes slide find to syllables which fulfill conditions and yet spell a new word when arranged In the order of of the letters original word like 'cut' for example ‘Cut' may also be spelled and the syllables may be rearranged into the word 'dark' but when ‘dark' is translated the word ‘lit' will ‘tea' the as order reappear of the letters being disarranged These the used are principles Bacon There are 484 possible combinations of the alphabets letters of two taken two by two Bacon makes every one of the 484 represent a letter of his alphabet and with them spells his words Jn the Latin in way indicated lie disarranges the above text ns Utile as possible and It usually is still recognizable but frequently it is disarranged so much that scholars probably never will as to it agree how should be recon structed'' of Discount 15 Purchase Made in Our and Shoe Department according Per Cent Dry Goods A Cooper letters observed CASH PAY TO Special! salable wanted to write in cipher by and building the syllable into a new word" he said "or example If the letter '(IK' 'C is represented by 'A' by (be word ‘AD' and 'E' by ‘ET(haded' would spell ‘Cat' "'I'he principle cannot be list'd in this so exceedingly visible j PAYS IT unknown the La follows: Martin Co & '(lo-ol-ld' 1 1 Letterheads! A Old and New GOOD Ways in PLACE TO TRADE" Madeira SALVATION ANGI ARMY 'ar-rk-da' rS $ 22-letter THE SUCCESSUL than more LETTERHEAD is business card at the top of the should represent the kind of business page or profession represented This means that Letterhead problems must-be studied from an angle 'The designing of new Letterhead cannot be governed entirely by set of hard and If fast rules could personalityand individuality would entirely disappear mere a letter underlying It entirely a a Ml 1 it LETTERHEAD EACH leni j different represents from other rightly handled requires material used as well as of IND Danes a an a individual problem prob-any which careful selection of type and a pleasing the business eorrespondJlence the When you meet a man you immediately although form an opinion of him based largely In th6 same way regardless upon hiA appearance of the expressionof the letter the impression of its appearance has no small weight in your formation of opinion of the writer of that letter where the Letterhead is And here whom a a -vation -She a place never see each other binds is their correspondence a a -n 1 f subconsciously is i ! a n ' I 0 i all-important i has definiteduty toperform very Letterheads we print are just of "I the ordinary to express that - attention" enough a the out demand ' your I and I 1 Letterhead demand ' I The Was Copenhagen- The woman who died was takes that OLD 1 tie YEARS mummified body 3 (XX) years ago found recently burled in field In the of Jutland district Denmark and Is being unwrapped by employees of the National museum Her cotlin was the hollow trunk of an oak tree am! the body was ('apt Rlmdti Crawford of tle wrapped In cowhide appear Hie Monte railroad ami sledge car photographed Army is the angel "l'° 'ia? to near unelt-tl the have been person of rank of M islati" TlctniigmueTZlUng the no'd an in making theater goers glad 1° d'? "J short yuan: Her garments included a thp 1"' their ""'l °f mto pockets to provt'l csrI Jacket with iM sleeves and a petticoat In'tbe sh'dgecars1' vation Army with money to and she belts wore two around her it work wrists niitl two among tlie unfortunat bronze bracelets on erywhere her arms CATTLE BREAK AND REBOUND: being filled there is good local for all THIRTEEN DOLLAR LAMBS classes and because of ®n better stock train of $1 schedules to seaboard Vermont Pays Bounty Kansas City Stock Yards May 20- points the Eastern demand is West Haven Conn - Bense £ Cattle pricesin the first two days this Prime yearlings and meg Pressed Boy's Trousers increasing ported dangerous multiplication 25 to 40 cents week declined dium weight sold th $ steadied steers up to $9 00 Is ileanakes near West Haven While They Were on Him Wednesday and In the past two days heavy steersup to $885 and the bulk of represeriiatl'®' loss rfed moot house about regained the cne Yearlings Stec'? brouKht $775 to for the and liaised hill medium weight steers sold up to sr nrovidfnctwenty-two SbbO Cows and heifers were 10 to Tony Volpomi and all replHl'1' heavy' to $885 15 cen Of hmintv nf old tailor $900 steers up lower a of Covington except common kinds! years leshy 'feeders sold to and they K up $350 Hog off 25 state Ky were cents Veal was fined $50 and costs by prices fluctuated within a narrowrange calves declined 50 cents Munson on a charge of Judge and show small net changes on assault ami disorderly conduct the week's close Sheep and fed lambs lambs and wooled Though to kers iffepd'rs were $1205 preferred by the mother ot Howard wethe were 25 to 50 and cents higher top spring quoted Clipped Texas niarlTet off ‘5 cent th old lambs $1300 Thp8 Barber twelve years clipped Texas sheep forselectedkinds8 m? t0 ?7'25 and CippPi- cents1 that the 25 The testimony showed $725 Price The market eased off spread widened Snd boy fleshfevers In entered Volpona's place of THIS M EEK'S RECEIPTS P°int but T' "S sold down to $5k0 !?nn M P te c'earance' and business and asked to have his Receipts this week were 33750 cattle tradc as high as $850 Trade in ck 4800 calves 58100 hogs and a heaW tone trousers pressed cows and heifers was mit s sheep compared with 31650 cattle Volpona said he caught the H0GS 3950 calves 50225 hogs and hoy and laid him V pry few vhogs this week sold und-r across the iron-Ing sheen last week and 25300 cattle 8 THE SALT IN THE SAboard and proceeded to use cents or few above $840 On 3150 calves 73480 hogs and 46500 the Iron which was wanner than "'averagnricp6Sr° sheep a tter 51 year ago ''1 The he cran thought causing the boy to ea ‘°r REE CATTLE jsufBcient to make a block °Q8J In week The price h cry w ith pain passing sentence Considerably activity prevailed in materially facthat10? SUrinS cubic o1a d the oooo cubic Jude Munson said he felt the cattle Lpavker'' - market this week indientol EPread the entire Prices are buying spread over entire surfac sunv prices freely "up sure J there was nnhlng malicious depressed some early in the sent United States' were will States exclusive oof A cont In the oand conduct of the tailor but week but the loss was about regained stock hogs are Sellins' would form a crust more tha J 5J J Awnc0 $8'75' that he later and the general trade has passed and half deep One per cent was careless The case SHEEP AND has the of that of salt in the period dullness made content ocean been appealed More than 1500 the April market o unsatisfactory lambs weighing 'PZ" er a11 ‘he land areas of he 1 labPsU± for An export order heavy steers is SI300 g of arrangement both between cnee 3000 if PEOPLE MOST MUMMY Say Dress Shows Woman of High Rank - Coffin Was Oak T runk i ? 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