Show PAGE Green News River (Special THE CANNOT SEARCH Henry Currespoixlence) j j Rath of Mah Lodge Monday They report the good shape fairly roads in I SuperintendentRacey of the Green River division and Mr Hamilton of the Utah Contr tion were Baldwin and family Sunday-! business visitors in the company city WednesA mid Dufford family Dennis E Mrs i Tuesday Sunnyside spent relativeshere attended L Masonic with of IL to visit Spalding L Lake Monday friends for W B McCue of Sunnyside Utah was in the oldcity Thursday shaking hands with friends and lookingafter his nronortv interests Salt went short a with i nmnas Ken who has been sick tor! time was taken to the hospital The Womens' oreign and Home oranu junction last Wednesday missionarysocieties met at the home of Mrs P II Riley Wednesday afternoon Mrs Susan Perrine of Idaho alls Mrs R bert Edwards had charge of the Idaho is visiting her daughter Mrs after which light program E A Bricker were served i some hi refreshments Conley returned to Green week aftei an extended trip eastern points Harry Howland and were business visitors spent Saturday i t ! ! HOME Monday 7 March Saturday to when of AM) SCHOOL Second the On the Boys' of Pair same value Ladies' and Pumps Shoes any buys customer a March pairs two This includes Gentlemen's time same Girls' Babies' Pumps Shoes and La z i a-a z-a -aA I 1 I a 1 I C zi 1 V a I f b t I za Oxfords or the at ! 1 V 12 Reduction One-Half Yhe secretary of the interior has OR MONDAY PROGRAM KUIU MX VX pctx LAAIVIAL VI UlIV uwvu vuv to exercise common sense A meeting of the Home and School Jeo-fee a of V'i in the euuitv Vy AAA handlintr cm Util league will be held Monday March 7 of vascs prospector operating ilun-leg uncommencingat 7:30 p m at the high der (er permits issued by the government school auditorium The following program particularly in cases where prospecwill be rendered: tors for unavoidable causes are unSong Boys' Chorus ab!c to strictly comply with the re Opening Remarks of the quirements leasing law However President Anna Peterson the secretarv has nnt crranhwl Song Mixed Chorus !lbV af allll nvlmicinn ''J vx VIU1U i'H Address C A vMiiuun UIIHH1K lloding that of there ig nQ authorit Robertson president School Board 11 Hr aw uy Reading ueue uiei Miss Zelda Stark st statute Girls' Chorus Song A letter written by Secretary Payne Reading Miss Margaret Miller under date of January 12 in response Piano solo Miss Allein Robertson to quests for extensions of time stated Reading Miss Gertrude Merling explicitly that under the law he cannot cordial A invitation to attend the grant such extensions but he said is extended to all who are further that there would be no action program in the welfare of the schools liking to the of cancellation The annual fee of 25 cents will be )(ilnijs f(H faiure if the permittec in received at this meeting R"'d faitb to the best of ! 4 za Oxfords- u stock well as -New 1 V 1 V 1 alll A government k i I I 1 LENIENCY Sun-: returing postmaster is a fane tnese day as his game is troubling him considerably had Albert Turner who been out to nis for lormer ranch at Cotlonwood several days left Thursday for Grand old as ()- j : i : ALL ' ' TO RESERVED GO---NONE ' J PROSPECTOR TO BE SHOWN OIL i 4 and ruita in i I fl V the 1 Hill Miss day with friends Sunday afternoon Henry Hansen out O E in ITEMS CISCO Mrs Hilton Gould was hostess to Entre Nous Club Thursdayafternoon Mrs Dan Gillies led the program Sixteen ladies reported to roll A At the close of the Kelley call program a Moab last dainty luncheon was served and t C 1 T this Omaha I Mrs River to pi 3 Week Shoe AT HAMMOND'S down by the court of the United States Munday evidence obtained by revenue conducted without a agents in raids search warrant cannot be admitted in The set proceedings court court of Lawrence! aside the conviction Ames of South Carolina who was eonvicted of removing distilled spirits on which the taxes had not been paid to place other than a distillery warea house and of concealing such spirits The supreme court ruling is in line with the decision of Judge L B Wight of the third districtcourt at Salt Lake City made several weeks ago Judge held bottle of Wight that a whiskey inadniiss-able and a marked dollar were as evidence against a defendant because of their having been obtained "In their without warrant for search zeal to enforce the prohibition law" the court declared "the officers have overlooked the fundamental rights guaranteed to citizens of this country by the constitution which under no other prosecution they would invade Now that the matter has been brought squarely to the court there is no reason why this court should not hold the rights guaranteed by the constitution are as sacred and inviolate under one criminal prosecution as under any other" opinion handed j Phil Dufford the week end with March $ OR LIQUOR EVIDENCE WITHOUT WARRANT HIGH COURT HOLDS In an supreme Thursday UTAH MOAB TIMES-INDEPENDENT EIGHT uno ion I here i ! i on Hallett remaining in in the absence of store to McBride 'Th' T-nch Turner Juiner inh Cco th last List week at dr w there assist the wer- v a k z i a a r i z-a j r I t I I r k la Dpeded ability ° ' - of a n irst d Regular CZ 7 1 A P $1250 Shoes $1250 Second pr Including Oxfords and O irst Pair Reg $6 The ORECASTS WEATHER $350 Shoes $350 Second irst -his and wasmpt bv adverse conditions beyond his control such as advise weattier He directed however that the permittee or assignee who could not meet the drilling requirement in the specified time should file a corroborated affidavit within twelve ten months and days from the date his permit was approved stating what he had done towards complying with the terms " he department regulations require lour things namely: The permittee must stake his claim within ninptv flays he must have drilling rig on the ground within six he months must drill a well at least six inches in diameter and 500 feet deep wfihin one year at the end of two he years must have one or more wells ‘to a depth of 2000 feet if he has not oil struck that time Pair Regular 1 in v ' and o interested ranch 1 a i '' on n ! G Mr Regular i Roscon Hallett and McBriihmotored out to the Oscar Turner ranch Sunday alternoon on business Charlie the J r 1 T r County I 1 z Pi'hDH CotA nwAni'ol afternoon to see cisco Monday Assessor Bert Npwp Newell who is wnn is business !H1If I -k V Hf iip io $550 Pumps £ $550 Second Work Shoes $625 Second lot Men's Sizes This Offer O $625 irst Pair Pumps Greatest O the of 1 1 only p 3 " hhaw party other men irom Grand Junction passed through Cisco Monday tifternoon en route to Green River where it is surmised they will give the oil situation some consideration Mrs John Seiber returned to Cisco Sunday after an absence of a week in the her! Junction She was met by took brothers Wesley and Hugh who her down to the Campbell ranch that Season ' I The weather daily probably be ! forecasts Remember can Dates- Next March the Monday March 7 supplied at governmeiV to to any expense responsible ur firm in any important sheepperson 12 dipping Inclusive lambing or shearing locality that is in touch with the telephone or tele-1 graph during the critical season of spring activities the Applications for weather forecasts should be made to this office stating location of communica-! means of tion and mternoon name address proposed the Misses Ouidn and Gladys Burford manner of disseminating public infonnation to the made a humming bird's visit to Cisco and approximate numbers of sheep involved fn uno aiaELam C!UUlHIdJ th VkVUVIA vi zl Ill LIIV MW IHUVIWi The weekly weather forecasts afternoon Darwin took his mother and "THE STORE THAT SERVES YOU BEST" sisters on Saturday each week for the in their car to Thomnsons so general weather of the coming week that the latter might catch the stage to Moab that may be available in the same manner afternoon Darwin and daily his mother as the on returning to Cisco Sunday Summed un Secretary Pnvne hold proper request J CECIL ALTER Meteorologist that where a prospector operating under evening Salt is Lake City Utah proceeding in good faith Ellery Burford came in from his and permit to the best of his ability to comply breeclxfl sheep camps Monday afternoon to SCHOOL BOARD HAS Blankets shirts NEWSPAPER LAWS shoes with the requirements of the law PROVO MUSICIANS GIVE end a few s days in town On underwear he will not be ITS MNTHLY MEETING! socks overcoats madfl disturbed in his of his rights PLEASING MUSICAL brother having to go to but the department CONCERT (Compiled the sheep hned IJjMers saddm that from United States ""ws makes plain Moab in connection with the preliminary this ruling does paddlebags gun scabbards Send net give Postal Laws and Court Decisions) One of the most pleasing concerts The county board of education met hearing of Charlie Glass' Ellery any permittee the f'ur Mail right to h"ld a price list orders filM claim indefinitely Moab was that which in regular monthly session Tuesday 1 after the sheep for a ever given in oSubscribers who do not give exwas looking sanfb dav as received took This also making- an honest efplace riday evening at the Mispress wilted? Trustees C A Robertson J P notice to the accounts for his fort towithout contrary are con- wciitivu Army vrwuiis Goods rsLorr Store 100 iijwh M meet the terms of his permit ain coming in thefirst part of the week under the auspices of the W Balsley and W H Muller being SKiercit as wishing to continue their rado fl 'I his Ave Grand Junction Colo leniency is show by departmen-i high school when Miss Helen Newell H from camp subcnptions instead of the latter as is tai ruling because the of Moab and present law itself does Misses lorence Newell If subscribers order the disconms custom not 2- ATTENTION! O sanction a chane-e in the romilnThe board decided to hold a special ALL and Alene Philips of Provo all well of their periodicals the vifl tinuancc pub-1 It for time last GiiriO DIERS who in the looked served War ua vvuo tu give tt imiger penoa in wnicn known musicians rendered concert meeting on March 22 to take up the hsher may continue to send them until Spain at home or abroad or those wbfl though wo would have to wuua insert a to do drilling which was immensely enjoyed program "l ist" ad in the "busy column" of this question of election of teachers for the all arrears are paid by service in the Philippine Insfl large a crowd Miss Helen C1 nlact °r refuse saw The board reached a rection or the China relief expediti paper as when the roll call was read SMOpTS Newell is a vocalist of more than local next year LEASE BILL ake their periodicals from the post Wednesday morning two very attractive that and their widows on The late Congres renown while her niece Miss lorence account of the finances So MEETS WITH DISAVOR school teachers of this community theT dlurected' they passeil laws of the utmost interest Newell is a talented pianist of the district no increases of salaries b e Unt th?y have settled s°Dliers and if they will send na® were missing Upon investigation ft! Miss Philips is a violinist whose work to and teachers of the county will be possible mu Washington D C eb Li' ordered them discon-1 and was found that they in company with 2C- Because address to Walter S Buchaim riday evening that she next of showed has year Aid-de-Camp ji party of other young folks had start-1 p:" an adverse report filed bv a National an most before Hill filed her tv Army promising musical Miss Elsie resignation ed for the JPI career 4 mihliJhnV0 W O W dance at Moab ‘cretaiv of Interior Pnvnn her TS a'e s"chNavy Union Route 2 Louisa Va fionahu The rendered was ns teacher of the Pumphouse school that programand rbampyb?sllers Can arrest anynne for Will be hut wore delayed en route on account Smoot will not attemnt this session gad to advise them fully as delightful the superintendent Am throughout the but a(‘tion on the bill high fraud who takes a nnner nnd of a mishap oi to their their car allow-I he wasUL instructed WneO voiuich th mishap Not Rccurp introduced has this week ha LlUIilfi rights UllUCr undnr tHGa now 1CW lai school been the recipient to urge her to the aL ing M nwa continue with position ltthemselves to be unaey this law the man daunted by so SPV ra weeks ago intending to protect until the Prompt action will mean the possibk end of the trivial many complimentsfor the term n thing ns that they sent an S ti' of a Pcrshns operating under oil prospect-4) class of entertainment ran pensioncomoney as the provided George King of Cisco filed a peti- ilomr derJthn XeTnt?Lyn?a'mnd?ilen S to Laurence Shideler at Cisco to permits in districts where oil may of lhec18?? ?:e1C£S l'rom the ior ii"n transportation allowanceo orders the postmaster it recarb to mark comennd co inompsons and repair their " Under "svovereu URGE GEORGE CHRISTENSEN Which fused and has a the QSmoot bill inn wasis denied on the ground that nti rfnr nnn hnnzd wit ndnr which e wkx Wit)' xi: miaa HlltlJUS intends hiso vvnwuuvu Hirn lUKlUg hoTe jji tJVCiy JOSSJUJU the "brightOR SECOND JUDGE hl hnmp actuallY artnn V at Cisco vuuiuiuvo in lights" of Moab the fimend the oil leasing WUIUU act if oil is ii in irw rva ‘£me 'for heft ° Sarah E enC08C 8tanP Barkley filed a claim for rest and fine following day struck in any given structure persons a I'oimhn My nixl for the reimbursement zx ac Anticipating of xvi as a mix'cn - prospecting lor oil in that same struc-: appointment vuiMuiocniviH nurse at the oeiviuca fure Elgin and claim was under be allowed to turned permit would un CENTRAL juufe mis jumciai district over to the county SCHOOL REPORT in proceed with their own development a petition behalf of George The superintendent whol'pris linilor t'Omil'rtiAno Christensen is being circulatedrecomwas instructed ollowing is the report of attend-! vfe to look into the piuinur mending his appointment question of securing to that of-1 and uvu in uie uep irrment wncn oil is fice mice punctuality for the Central struck additonal equipment for the domestic if such given an office is any structure every fluential created Inscience school dunng the current week: room other nrosnoctinoin thatrepublicans well nprmll in tnat strucas as demoGraln Att Aft permit eacher Giade Punct fnrp 1S automatically crats are generously signing the peticanceled and the ON WAR A ONE-ACT whole nrea is designated as known oil tion NEW RULING Ouida Burford 931 100 TAX territory and thereafter must be de-i ON DANCE TICKETS M'ldred Merling 2 98(1 or a number of weeks bill 919 has veloped that been in the Gladys Burford solely under clause of pending Utah senate creatine3 938 TO BE GIVEN BY THE 963 the law of the to iudr-Psbin A new ruling internal ravci Helen Taylor applying known oil lands another fnr 4 t1 955 995 jyji illC jjvv- nue department regarding admission Secretary Payne objected to the jirirji nicrvmr ii Clyde Hodge i 5 938 996 taX nritice A O of which Smoot bil on two irst he headway after it left theacUStntil Russell Hodge grounds house where was 6 991 986 that it got by C°1' pointed out the bill quick favorable JX‘dP‘zC' Dl bar flxps would greatly tax RUSSELL diminish the government's a rate HODGE Principal revenues Carbon attorneys went to Salt Lake r S? t0 c0UPlesunder the oil leasing law for development and almlt presented the necessity of addi"clelofore a ta rite tional help to the under a prospecting was fixed peri permit senate judiciarv JXnd the ln brings in a revenue of only 5 per cent committee who were inclined to kill event a couPle was 11 ticket nutted on one the tax whereas the royalty paid bv rate lessees the bill ekaeh he the two is per cent The WaS as if probabilities toVariousthe suggestions have been made that are each successful relieve °£n11nc1T1Ittedindividually congested court calendar ti would be surrounded by soresprospect of oth-i in Carbon county where it is reported lol‘pwmg case is set as an ex-1 and if T"1' 1 the °f the W 5 11 ers the court is at least two I! AID other prospectors were per-I new ruIing behind A CAST O in its years to CHARACTERS mitted under the Smoot bill to con-j S0ClaIclub bods a dance and ii work The suggestion at tach ! tckets as follows: Man 75 tinue on the 5 per cent basis the fed-i Sanpete to the Sevier district met !SP Mrs Alice Sterling TiJltS' Greatest Svo! valurs IV eral 23 Ruth Bankhead would be riimin with decided disapproval both centsi couple $1 Billy revenues rrnnilv here Gordon (Mrs Sterling'ssister) tiucd tudai fire - Aof admission in Mabel Holt i ished and on the cast side idea of havt‘stabIlshe" In our cftUlov The Prce Kidder thj rancis 4Ca?e 18 for Zola Tangren urthermore Secretary Payne ob-cj ing Salt Lake judges 75cents individuals! down an Jacinth Cailysle UR coude are txnke 2a Mazel oy L jeets to the Smoot bill on the ground help out proved to be come couPles- lhe tax on single ahead ol olherajiarrh impractical alMrs Stevens that it adT?'ssl0nssobj to men for 75 Emma Johnson ur irer possoa uj The latest move is to attach Uinrenter fr? would stimulate speculation in so Mrs Craig-Winter vitality and cents selves an' t0 are Martha McConkie and fjrowa permits especially in districts where tah and Duchesne counties to the vnion for 25 cents is 8 cents Madge Hastings for fdI Bliss iliojatic condition $ Seventh district and °n thecouPle tlcl't is 10 Mamie of the one permittee sinks well bill has been in-! Mary some a and a cents Stoddard th wetr yield tuora than auy ndlnff bccomes effective Olive Wilcox where there are geological indications troduced in the senate to this end imMrs olinsbce nverusv that he is likely - mediately Louie Bliss K to strike oil Under jManti Messenger Jessie (the Maid) " Let te Seed Do (be Talking the bill the Grace Shafer Th r secretary holds aha ! i ' ) ! 1 i I I- ! Saturday i i ! j ! HAMMOND THE re-cipient i COMPANY j issued before & j i account ! fewdays t auditorium - v i - - i I I I J t i ' 1 I I - a zx - I EX-SOlfl a a ! ia7Ti decision I H i S I I i t a b i-n tt 1 i ‘ 1 J ‘ ! 4 J! ' r v -of 1Si-SUSCrlpt-°in X I I L2ansh5s n r r i 1 1 i 1 i i 1 1 f ir- i i i o - i Q i 1 ! ' - 1 I V j t I "1 - n i vc-z-irv-i i i i 1 ' ! ' ! ' i j ex-judge i i I i ' m t 1 I HER IRST ASSIGNMENT 1 i ! I i COMEDY 1 I I a i K 4 wx- l v v v - 1 CT- I 4 x M i K I i -f0I ' THE MOAB WARD 1 " ‘ riday i i MheHichSeeds ( March 4th ! 1 ! I 1 I RSV9 ‘ i C A 1 G -SO I to-sat 1 ' I 1 ! 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I p 5 j ' d z : i '8HK&ecu i L j i the real proof prove our cbim Si rend you 5u- worth (r 15v copy four catalog here is whai we rill eud 'Ou oome our finest varieties t I j ! -iko n J of Pkff Black Knuhf Beet CciH‘n‘Weti kef Cabbape Pkt? oiloek Cantaloupe PI White Beans PKg John Baer Tomato 1 ! - 10-25 - I x Send Bargain Today sms L A i This JUNCTION 5tt0 COmPAhY ftABanaft'w uumrftn dtw i Uli 1 or HOME O MILE' HIGH SEEDS firan Junction THE J 1 k TisCNs£0i0'8d0 I y i - tOc !0c developmentWOUICi cronf-A - 1 it l in mnnd for annliratinns at vicinity of the well being n hwvv -A7wrEAcG i -T"'E n-anomi drilled and he believes to be sucn speculation to the intent of congress The adverse report of Secretary IQj 10c about April aRr®ement I Chairniar HeiA-v committee of Payne would make it difficult if not the Utah Stateshearing Wool£rowen impossible to get favorable action ch lion is apprehensive Ssitua the the Smoot bill this session so the senator ti- n as he does not seeover how grower has decided to let the whole subject Pan pay more than nine cents per until the go special session head It over 1S declared that contracts when he will reintroduce his b‘11 and now being made out on this so4TA have it referred to Secretary all for though it is reported there are hoeio report who may make different terms Your printing needs can be sup-plied That good printing at this by office The Times-Independent Times-Independent of 1st the i Lsf ' I -f V it motUf? °T A! Idurii iLTm??'TH "°7 ' ! - ' ' i 1 lnhhom n feec date Re ollowed THAT Comic Debate By TALI: THAN DISBANDS Time The WATCH Tlhlfl Tw Remainder f he OR i nr? to -"RESOLVED ranfrel Instead of the two-pay-are PrP°sed by the senate it a5rfed lJiat these Payments d!ferr?d until September nterpstj butthat penalties! linPo-qed upon those whose n°' P:ud or before that' ! ' lay Subject MEN BETTER MAKE 1 an 1 I A I be-Mcss ' I a C Start fl hasv bpcn reached and bon?p cn a modifiamPndaient to the) rantmg an extension fecs! azmg l-A contrary jo THE URTHER DATE for SHORT Play 1 TA-')- MEN" Hour nx EeeXrin 4 be Sent NOTICES- AND RIDAY MARCH DfORGET DON'T 4 |