Show Thursday PAGE OUR THE THE A TIMES-INDEPENDENT Hays has shown from the very is determined to first that he make the postal service one of the most efficient as it is one of the most important services ' in the world or that reasonj if hundred there not a were others the American people will to rally his support Efficiency knows no politics and its only religion is 100 per cent action September UTAH MOAB TIMES-INDEPENDENT 821 I 1 Consolidation of the Grand Iwued Every Thursdayat Moab Entered as Second-class Matter at the Under and Valley Times of Act Grand the Independent County Utah the Post office at 3 1879 I ' I i Moab March ' WBSASSKIAI1M AS j L Editor DUKE TAYLOR and CAN'T O I l'S SEE NOSE THAN URTHER THE Ni r s - 1 - rt ' I L' 'J s s J WAJiaiy ? I j 1 Liie- WjMMI HJMm ji state uiie: ? it is learned "rom the Moab Times-Independent that i Grand county has been presented with a carload bf lum-j her by the business men of Grand Junction Colo for the purpose of making the roads in certain sections of the county passable and now the people are asking why it is IM " for of the state Utah through its road commission necessary to have to accept gifts from other states in order to keep the highways passableto traffic" ': Then follows the story published by The Times-Independent ' two weeks ago anent the gift of the lumber regarding which the Grand Junction Sentinel commented as follows: "That the residents of link:iiul Grand county Utah to the west from thh county fully V:1 'Ind um-ili tt M rl bor appreciate the generosity of local business who recentIv gave a carload of lumber for the constructionof men much needed culverts along the Midland Trail and Pike's Peak highway through that The bride formerly whs Miss county is shown by the above clipped from the Moab Times-independent" Denroii member u fiimlly She was al An then the vTelegram continues with the following funny tinnier eoimn'N- 'oi'Siielo Vi 5 A The r £ r i WM- ' 'jxate in fion of ! 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" Ghidu Our rbi b here 11 with amount officers and directors invite you to open a or a checking account with one dollar irst and become a National DEPOSITOR savings account reasonable any ' uvpv ! ih -h m ' services (' i pri- ammuni-4 a I ' n loyal His interBanking begins and ends with the DEPOSITOR have taken precedence over all others at this bank since its Our paramount responsibility has been to him opening in 1916 bank to return the DEPOSITOR his The cardinal obligationof money at any time has been faithfully fulfilled Hundreds of satisfied DEPOSITORS make up the financial irst National Bank of Moab or five years during family of The the bank has steadily grown in resources good times and dull and financial responsibility It has built up a remarkable second of government securities Every proper call upon its reserve Every demand of creditoror DEPOSITOR has been met These are the finest has been promptly and cheerfullysatisfied evidencesof service and security to offer the DEPOSITOR of to day ": WwW a finance the constitutes the of is ests 1 ESA WJv' the doughboy DEPOSITOR His the army of thrift money economic development : 4 ' DEPOSITOR THE $ ' t to EBERA1 RESERVE SCVSTtM National? irst BRIDE k a a HIS - V USUAL END Salt Lake City has at last come to the realizatitin that Grand San Juan counties are part of the state of Utah At least would judge so to read the following from he Salt Lake Telegram regarding the recent gift of Grand Junction Colo people carload of lumber to repair the Midland Trail from Thomp- and one AND the at Manager ' HATE SALT LAKE of LOREN orntt BU 50 100 200 Who Who's j $ ' I SUBSCRIPTION RATES Three Months Months One Year In (Payable Advance) Six - 'reir'lmi'i n "When mentioned commission h shown the statement carried by the papers M Poulson chairman of the state road denied knowledge of the gift and declared that the printed statement was the first that he had heard of the matter No report has been received the he state road office regarding the gift says "Commissioner George D Castle when shown the story from Grand county said that he was ‘glad that the lumber had been presented and that business comany munity desired to present Utah wit carload of lumber will be or any other quantity acceptable for road purC ' " t 1 Made Dictionary of Surnames Henry HiiitIsoh an nujhor who lfel spent 30 years com h dictiomiry of surnames of tin' United Kingdom I THE ! l-irlih i-ecenrly -I piling t ' NATIONAL MOAB IRST -I - BANK " O if A h : a WOGJIA?! it in The Only National Bank Southeastern Utah 9 he believedit was right to construct roads divert business that belonged in Utah from the state he reiterated the answer above "However Salt Lake and Utah business men are asking why it is necessary for Utah to accept gifts to con-' struct highways that will take away the business from them that rightfully belongs to the state and it is more than probable that furthci cpl in ition will be demanded from the state commission' The Salt Lake "business men are nndnlv ulurmorl u a Yiii' guess that the people of Gland Jumtion donated the lumber lor the Grand county road' not thx ugh my desuc to "take away- business" from this state but to get the Mid! md li til and Pike's Peak highway immediately opened for tourist traffic If the state of Utah is so blind as to want to keep tourist traffic out of our state then we shouldn't object if our neighboring state assume part to which ought rest 'on our own shoulders I I ft n u 4 I ' ir-"'" V fvn KAEI g l I i Ii j 1 t 0 L C A G P H V II nr it " IL OICERS ‘ "Asked that would tr) if HI AND GOUDELOCK President ROBERTSON Vice President GREEN Vice President MARTIN Cashier DIRECTORS R McCONKlE JOHN DON TAYLOR MAX B W Asst Cashier PACE E D COOPER M TAYLOR i Them Programs i Give fusedyou have been at a theatrical a program entertainment where the terpsichorean art prevailed withat out a dance card any festivities that had no guide to order of performers or speakers? performancewithout l: j an I 1 J L t - T n A n n - L A T 1 L C ' a j illness j I I I a I section-effectively I ' - It Al is a a S at the ripe age of ! k Boost MOAB ! t 1 1 ' I I a I com-jnent l AShideler i i a i ! ! 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WEEK Setting a new high standard for exJ: ce Hence Donald Crisp's Paramou'it ot production "Appearances" which conies to the Ides theater Saturday in a manyIn respects remarkable photo-i play point of players and settings it is not surpassed by any photoplay production presented here this season The story itself is unusually capti-vating It written by was Edward hnoblock playwright of interna-bonal fame The theme deals with class that is given to living far beyond its means in order to keep up class appearances in ooeiety-a confined to Engla id alone This pro-i penalty all but leads to a e? of Severi(L persons and Tu the jdevelopment in of the storv scenes of great dramatic power many arise the outdoor views manysof them! photographed on the grounds of his-' tone Highehffe Castle in Hampshire England are most beautiful andscaPe is pictured in a!l its rich beauty and views will be easily recognized many by anyone who has traveled in King George's domain The interior settlngsare wonderfully massive The players appearing ini the nichire are thorough artistsMarx-' Glynne the beautiful English actress 'n 7he Cnil of has the leading femmine role Youth' while David Powell popular with' Paramount audiences has the leading The P'cturization was nade by Margaret Turnbull a seen-artist of internationalreputation Of I 1 i finePicture Post Cards sending away some Local which 1 j you I of the are invited to many Views we have on display of wonderful assortment a have Wc and views look them over a Will buy as The accurate copy of the most Times-lndependent's a Since of and the copies have throughout If you shows A are in any the location copy The way by valuable Map the map was been Map of of the imes-Independent to any oil Eastern district published Utah yet Oil Ithat ield-mzed produced sold to oilmen Display f Then ' should have a copy of Ahis man dome and structurein the region postpaid upon receipt of Moab 50 It cento Utah n-Pax HEb89HHHKRSSSS i tragedy" Window hundreds west addreaa ( I ! interestedin Utah oil you legal descriptionof every ent the : Intensely dramatic and thrilling j is The JI Drug the eft- 73 "Mr Shideler was a native of Indiana blit for the last twenty years made his home in ruita and CisUtah in both of which places he co had a large number of acquaintances of! land friends He a was veteran both the Indian and civil wars "Deceased is survived by one son and Theytwo daughters are W of ruita Myrtle Nelson of Llane Park and Gertnide Stone of Manette Washington Burial ser-1 vices conducted by the were Rev Sut-! ton of Grand Junction Interment iwas at Elmwood cemetery" has with reflection of iciivvwyu v‘ a I a is i play nnlv a give gi'C still Quebec and more trancing and intimate view of its peohn qiinnnrt ic oYpo fpnr i wa-these ' compactnessof pmnhndc which T I j private the vivid uviccii screen can van the life of i i has a i 1 a T 1 V 1 i ATI -pinupfiuvm no'tn-IV I J I - 1 - - i t i ' --- i It I C i ! I U 1 1 VV 1 I A v t 1 Li l 7 i v ! if ' i 4-La J a 1 i is i ) I -he 1 I order them extremely touching Humor provided by Sebastian Dolores the father of temperaCarmen and the tempera-shown picture of mental villagers It is a Dicture drama pathos humor and humanity ' -welLknowiicin -wmiuh i i in' i his i to a ool" a RILEY SHIDELER DIES A Wise Paramount pieturi-1 zation of Sir Gilbert Parker's novel Rilev Shideler an old-time resident The Money Master' which which will be Grand county and the Ides at theater next Tues-1 this ruita "Colo hist section died at day James Kirkwood and Alice Holruita tcfdlS Lnvn if week The following from the Liiu uuia lUaUHlg OieS Mail tells of the The central character is death: Jean Jacrench-Canadian a Rluv g Vnnwn LO neatly mu Duroiue niai nllUWIi all but'destrovs his Pn'losopber who in ruita and everyone Cisco Utah PUPflnr hnnoxir-r The as Grandpa " Shiedeler died at the incidents are sensational and some of of his riday! home son in ruita morning at 3:30 o'clock aftera long of man wants business he advertises to let the people know what has for sale Why not the Your own patrons feel the same same thing for Moab? The town should have plentiful supply of pamphlets printed in which could be set forth briefly the way about your functions no many advantages to be found here as well as the vvonderfiil programs are offered Please them nfJ cO vlllllvl pLepnir !C "rn1"n adequate programs tractions or mis section he pamphlets could be distributed - LULI1M UC III51I 1UU Bftd MA O linger nn CAuS uie vuwn A'H unuer an agreement that one is to vc with umma be inclosed every letter that is written eitheibusiness or Let us show you samples Seeing and continuing this practice daily year to yar In this will convert you to the banner ol little advertising pamphlets would find themselves in quality every in printing nook and corner of the country Their repeated appearance would without doubt attract great deal of attention to Moab and the Prices harmonize too- for we results would be surprising We do no know of a better way to quote from the advertise our and economically And town that in is worth living worth advertising "RANKLIN PRINTING Postmaster General Hays has issued general order directing PRICE UST all to all postmasters dip Horn newspapers or periodicals-all favorable or unfavorable and all suggestions referring to urklk Which fair profit the jlepart merit including editorial articles approves Columbia says the South Carolina fRecoid The department the postmaster only and one price to all Progeneral tells postmasters grams will help to make them particularly anxious to have all regular patrons criticism called to its attentionThis sort of spirit on the part of the postmaster general will iret iustwhntk w' -tr at 1 increase Mr i ofDJbiirdcn When Entertainment and Amusement Provider how con-' Recollect Moab Company |