Show NOVEMBER HRSDAY 27 THE 1919 OBTAINS WOMAN In Life Tf Moab Twenty Ago Years SECRETS NAVAJO PAINTINGS SAND IN story of how the religious tribe of Indians of the Navajo in their sand paintings carried 1899 ENDING DECEMBER THE WEEK which but few white persons have obtained for the ever seen were the county Jerry Hatch had opened up a black of of achacology was told in a letter in this issue smith shop was that of from A new ad received hero yesterday Connel who had opened up Taylor & Co was Crout & in The storethe of N Cummings of the University the building carrying Dean Byron a saloon Rhoades week while an inventory closed for and full line of wines liquors of Arizona formerly of the University a was being taken of Utah cigars Alary oy John P Steele and Miss "White Princess" The news of the death of Norman Elizabeth Wetherill D A Johnson tribe preceding of tho wife of the trader were married Bishop Tavlor who died at Salt Lake the the valley the only officiating week cast gloom over on the reservation is person selling a intimate a prominent to have ever gained an where he had long Liken such The Olsen market was W ebb time part for so a The knowledge of the rites of the Nava-jos stock of turkeys rais d by J H to Moab where This knowledge she acquired Mill creek shipped were on burial took place and the funeral services through Sam Chief the Navajo medicine Moab visitor a John E Pace was held from the load of opera house the man her four-horse a having drivenriver It took only place in town large enough to many years before Sara road from Castm pork over the from the accommodateall Chief would draw for of her the valley the deserts colored sands The Times had entered upon many parties Salt the paintings which tell of the Navajo that Lake its In commenting It was learned fourth vear ofthis existence Moab-Cisco take the the editor traditions history and superstitions over stated would on to put did draw the for the road tra-vel inally he paintings and furnish means to toll road had a rocky that he had of her to her floor condition on the own home it in first-class and had grown of nccustomed arbiter kind obstacle "lhe Mrs Wetherill has been adviser of Springville was called every Navajo to the Dr Dunn visit issue for counselor ami teacher has Mrs Jane Spafford Times and never missed an the tribe and the to Moab to Indians have convj Dr Williams three one-half years" paper to love and to in consultation with respect her with a "which is something that no stated the Spafford was suffering from ty paid no other outsider Mrs in west with double its population town phoid of shall try Mrs Wetherill first came before tho We can boast in The delinquent tax list published and maintain the record trusting the than for sever4x rfttlirns 1SSUP) was nnr tnis - nast due to the prosperity nopus ut UlU AtlnvA AUVUIU jm Hl years THE ROM THE TIMES O ILE WblWsk mysteries OR Indians as 1 I Piute uprising in during the the our Corners country in 1915 She went alone among the rebellious started trouble Indians who had when the federal authorities sought to of Tse-Ne-Gat son arrest for murder She at the council sot Chief Polk officers and settlers fires where faired to go and camo out unharmed Lake with the She was in Salt for the Pioneer celebration in 1914- Salt Lake Tribune public The HMM records 1 who pays us a visit man before he builds is sure to feel well We for he has the time spent have hundreds of building plans covering give all kinds and' of buildings- we real practical help and suggestions that material cut the cost of work and 1 Every road National forest discontinued for tho winter completed practically now Still flats but there is work to be done to isconnect planned It it with the Colorado road to work early in the resume spring been The road to La Sal Material ------ a exceptionally w "PUMPKIN" IDES and Mrs Jack Mrs Joseph DuBois wHWlhPY nuinuui Corbin cnterraineu the river ranch Monday friends and low i vi - COMING THE The OR PROGRAM 3 kinds all fiftieth orchestra WEEK Hospital Moab x t pump-The becoming-with jack-o'-lantern X is at now jack-o'-lanterns of service the the public Utah We offer and our rates southeastern of A expert ' J 1 i of RIDAY PARTY A at night at a kin party ly dressed fall other house was and for tomorrow As a special feature night the Ides theater will (riday) "ive hundecorations and talented Dorothy Gish in theA I furnished present gladly in ra Estimates deed" and dancing were2 indulged uiauigvu comedy-drama "The Hope Chest served girl's devotion to the contests of the and at midnight the hostesses advice cheerfully given The guests hope delicious luncheon tender affection a chest- the for the T Thomson Mrs J W is held in Mrs R'J which were everydidheart A Max that Palmer Mrs P G Woods MrsPattei-son mother things - these are £ Knox of the B Taylor Mr and Mrs picture The story features E Baldwin Mr tells might occur to any young I Mr and Mrs Cwhat Misses Teddy are handled and Mrs L L Taylor Olive woman but the situations is in such a Goodman Viola Titusoy DonnaWilcox manner that there asconstant Stark wonderment to Beryl Stark Maude suspense and and Jesse This is Palmer Roy is to truly a and Vera what follow Cecil and will take a Ray that Holyoak Pudge picture every person j Thomson delight in seeing the great produe-oe £ David W Griffith ctno-es noteworthy suc another in tne at the Ides Saturday night REPORT cess of Happy big feature "A Romance It plight of a £ Valley" was in the 'Yards Nov 21 one ot A stranger that Griffithandfound Kansas City Stock vivid cli the most impressive 919 ' with the Demand for beef cattle slowed down maxes that are associated uncertainty big features which he puts out The materially because of the the fuel heavy rein the situation and even wrongsvisited upon and stranger considerate cattle at Eastern by those kind honest ceipts of short fed Chicago's heavy receipts towards those they know have afforded markets at for the dramatist Hotel general decline material Up-to-Date of abundant hogs caused a of in hands all markets Sheep and lambs were tist but nut in the tne nanus vi Mr Griffith sold the situation has assumed a new ef-all ft in moderate supply and m to o It is doubtful if in feetiveness cents higher RECEIPTS nrinTC moving drama and literaturemere is u thrills THIS WEEK'S the five days this week with ' Receipts in cattle more suspense more Hours of the Day 5610845 calves surprise than those and greater were 70220 compared the coming of the stranger to 28469 sheep 027 hogs andcattle Persons who are Well urnished Rooms 9970 calvesthe 54667 Happy Valley Airy with 80364 Light will of and same strangers that never hogs 27000 sheep qom 000 rnttle nufea about after all last m forget it and Connection period calves weex and Rooms in 3350 doesn't it? Grand Hotel 100908 hogs everyone 11163 means 2 next Tuesday December year A sheep a ago or 1 is the star in "Good-bye Light CATTLE Shirley Mason Cafe Charges iivri' irst Class ‘Prices for beef cattle were irregm comedy that will Thura-day prove Bill" a clever do with all next or lar Good to choice cows load were lo a winner A ed December4 ever popular Vivian cents higher cows car Stop patrons m Bread That Made Mother sold $1300 straight range Martin will delight Ides sell "The up to her best and up to $1100 grass "Jane Goes Wooing" one of Loaf Colorado cows head from Baking" the Royal Economy Odd features heifers up to $1350 sold the up to $4000 American Royal cattle in any class was No primethe Best short in maket open sold at $lia0 fed steers $1650 to Best steady £rass and were sold at $1350 to $1400 and lower while steady to 25 cents JUNCTION were short 7? 7 the medium to good grass fat r41 fl and caked steers that sold at $10-50 'A fed T MANAGER cents to CALLAHAN to $1300 wereto 50fair steers $101 Colorado Stand Junction were Street lower Common ‘4 it' South ifth A auotable change was No cows and made in Veal canner and cutter bulls calves were 50 cents low ARE THE ! 1 1 PARTY are quoting kinds ol lumber flooring prices on all interior trimmings doors windows roofing cabinet work and building materials We I considerable j Saving J ft? at M is commemorationof the in founding of tie anniversary of the Improvementassociation a Mutual Star tomorrow party will be give atby the the local M L (riday) night to be A There will be a program followed by dancing The Moab been rehearsing which has the past month Will play for the for first time in public at the party and to time is looked forward a splendid reverence r the La La Sul t 1 STOPPED Sal-Paradox the has al-most 1 repaid I z4 s U'J 4'1 I 71 ! 'll Building Service WORK ROAD Work on through remains Real THREE PAGE UTAH MOAB TIMES-INDEPENDENT - ( attention j BUSH R V ontractor Builder arid RATES 1 SPECIAL LIVESTOCK MARKET THE RALSTON I A A I ' Moab's : i 24 Open conveniences the yourselves for ' I 4' $2500 2000 2500 1000 1500 Room Private per week Ward per week Maternity Cases per week Appendicitis Operation Major Cases i are reasonable very and attending inconsiderate r i Company Hospital Moab ' I I We et-fered 444' 1-111 J ! j j i © i We the I monumental LINE moderr " Stocky LOWEST I machinery will It cost er Can make anything nothing to see our Designs from purchase or agents our 1 The 1 Necessity a a O: EEDERS hog HOGS market ruled 25 to Been Agents Local of Co of New w and rVENT the 1 York I carrying by with We Shall be Glad to are protecting their policies us Quote You Rates 1 The to be i RADIUM Wanl0 Barlow ORE ary ourteenth decennial census is taken during the month of Janu- M oW everywh-rOm-7 of 'J tcioniitieally aealed citarettea or ten paekaten dtarettnaf in flaaaina-paper carton Wo rony t'ni carton for the home y°u 14 r WO a tt' MLalCUa it i i Willmarth I the benefit of the bet You get office In eastern equipped job order your printing from when you the -covered r-c-prnrr-‘nd w11 Times-Independent Quality! I I generous blend to wK 1 either w fl vA ‘1 n R J- hi & taste! REYNOLDS Winston-Salem Vz 1 I 1 ft M JI n nil R f- rz- your H N - tryout then Give Camels the stiffest in 't ernrr mem wiu compare nmlltV at any pn the world Xflavor satisfaction fvo smoke vs you how liberally will not tire they Camels r - ks Ki measure iou kmdoi tooacco mi u e r-iemrette 1920 in About 650 people were engaged the taking the first census of will United require census States The 1920 the services of 90000I On never tasted is a cheerful absence of ay nated and there or any unpleasant cigaretty pleasant cigaretty odor of choice nf on exnert blend and are and choice Domestic tobaccos Turkish full k mild but have that desirable acdon at and certainly hand out tody I Company You nf Camels will be very great refreshing flavor and fragrance enticingly different You mellowness is so such a cigarette! Hite is ehm I- & f J s ' Cooper Martin i after-taste !I 1 homes Jt I people Moab of their jf 1 vl $4--90 Dozens b Win They 1 j We Have or Twenty Years ire Insurance Home 8 I !3 to cents higher early mthethe week w--but advance in the past two days wiped out and today prices are Rt®ady to 15 cents lower comparedthe with a entire Prices here week ago in Chicago or week were higher than markets at other Missouri River and Thursday Wednesday Packers hunpaid 12 to 16 cents more a today lnd‘ their droves on the pounds for City than Chicago ana market Kansas than in Oaha-The 10 to 21 cents more an price today was $14-0 top the bulk of the offerings brought to $1425 AND LAMBS SHEEP from the No sheep or lambs direct and offered this week range were lambs and Western short fed native oO sold at $1400 to $1450 or 2a to Jit Yearlings are quoted higher cents cents and ewes $1100 to $1200 up 50 25 cents up rev to $850 $750 were lambs were ava'lal2lefastfpCviv M PIPKIN CHARLES Market Correspondent- I is Insurance AND 4 ! E STOCKERS and leshy feeders choice yearlings firm Mix-ed two year oldandstocktrs were weights were lower quality busmess was Volume of outgoing sold until up leshy feeders large calves and SI 50 Close to 1200 fine at the yearlings sold at auctionbrought $11-50 Thursday stock pavilion by to $1550 They were consigned Hereford Bredeio the Highland Park Texas Association of Marfa I cannot COne ‘ i in OUR PRICES htVeZYlTEST improved -5 WHY J SSI j TOBACCO N I: is CO C Bi KI j 129-131 o-rades WORKS MONUMENT GRAND tjr- |