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Show THE EIGHT Te UTAH MOAB, Thursday, eos a ae acidents JCur auto Most pictures on the screen, the entire} autumn. ‘day life of the circus. Later he Lew Hershey, Veteran clown-| % | ‘devotes 30 minutes to actual twj Young men are twice as sus i ing, a feature that wilill delight the} H ere Tuesda ay : yn. as tis appendici | tible to old and young. oes Clown, *% Post. Hershey, the veteran high to the comes Tuesday, next auditorium schcol his en-| July 16, at 8:15 p. m., with With tertainment entitled "A Day cf Moab people the Circus," the best will be treated to one of the preprograms that has ever been spent sented here. Mr. Hershey has big 33 vears of his life under the Lew When of tops aa I IN A JAM? is a Old Banker Jones tough man on a mortg- tougher he's but. ugie es Du age, But on his inner tubes a rep has to be lived up Mother's than patches quilt. more 9 has tube ee to-that or, ira OILS 3-2 2-3 Thc'ie Diser NOW! GAS Fishing Line of Tackle All your Fishing Instantly 75¢e - KILZUM Pint Supplied 25¢ - 6-oz. Pint CRE-SO-FEC Can DIP Pint For ACME flowers, Pint Moab served He is |Grand various present in at county AND Can He for i4 years institution. in assist " firhting the for night seene was the of and vines 35c SOTTLED NEW and A Cellophane - String ooper Martin & Co IT'S THE BOURBON Our X a 2 bm x é Welterweight Champion Henry Armstrong will meet Lew Jenkins in a 12-round non-title match at the Polo Grounds in New York City on July 17. Jenkins won the lightweight title in May with a sensational three-round knockout of Lou Ambers. ARES an place ice cream to meet your soda THE MOAB DRUG STORE "Make Si = O ! N THESE hot sticky da ys there , i i daily tub or shower! ora ae coe TH rather than a cold one. i mie ‘bly, The im x a cooling And it's easy to have all gives much longer. the refreshi g warm baths you want, all summer long, with Automatic Electric Hot No fires to fuss with . o~ no running up and down stairs ' , ant hot water any time you want it! p Electricity brings «++ well within the average family budget. Plenty of hot water for Reddy Kilowatt brings wen s is only one of the man y economical services fyou anden # COOL summ K i With you can enjoy free "play" Chea p Electrici KITCHEN with matic Electric Range ++. iceh n Aue cu rosty drinks, frozen desse Electric Refrigerator e.. from an and easy housework, done up in the many labor-savin a jiffy, with elect i pplian ces. " Tak ¢ a glorious summer vacation from household 1 seal 7 use of Cheap Electricity! AIR-CONDITIONED £ =~" PROMPT DELIVERY SERVIC! | 3 No. 60 LARGEST SELLING STRAIGHT WHISK&Y IN THE WORLD AEEP COO with Hot Water! pleasant enjoy Screen - jON Pf. No. 61 COOL OFF friends Small YORK.N.Y Qt. ETE MSS fountain. Spray Guns Large day id Ogden soda FOR" NLEY DisTiLLeRs CORPORA! : Native Moabite Visits Here. Earl Farnsworth, a native of Moab, now residing at Sacramento, Calif., spent last night here, accompanied by his family. Mr. Farnsworth is a nephew of Mrs. J. W. Hawks of Moab and a brother of Alma W. Farnsworth of Salt Lake City. This was his first visit to Moab in 25 years. He was accompanied by his wife and son and a niece, Miss Lois Felsted of our a ee S of } ; Cyamogos Rubber - =»; : We are offering a 95¢ special, speci iSti g of one 3 5 consiStin bottle of Hy-Grade Lotion and one 6-piece set of beverage ever. gglasses i n an attractiive package-thi bination for only : ere SPRAY it hospital : public institution and : manager . pint Fly Swatters Sunnyside In 1935 he was elected chairman : Utan of board of the advisory 6, compricing Nc. district grazing Grand and San Juan counties. At rresent he is chairman of grazing : created } was district No. 9, which was: district original the when divided. This week Mr. Taylor was : of | elected by the cattle members the nine advisory boards of Utah : ® a ten-day at them to represent final * to make Denver at session federal : the on recommendations grazing code. Mr. Taylor was last year named a member of the committee' of fifteen appointed pursuant to a law enacted by the last legislature to study Utah's school laws ana make recommendations for needea changes. This committee submitted its report to the governor of Utah on July 1, following a year of research and study. Taylor was president of the Utah State Press association in 1933 and is now chairman of the legislative committee of that organization. at MARKET to near for held establishing in aided DISINFECTANT Co-o MODERN once burning SPECIAL Can trees proouct commis- of has he a pcsition sioners, 59¢ Shrubs, Schenbey public capacities. of the chairman board PRG RP 50c ALL-ROUND vegetables, MOAB'S Can was aisuuerenn Can PRATT'S STOCK AND POULTRY DISINFECTANT SPRAY PURINA fire Mr. Farnsworth is western rep: resentative of a large California KILZUM INSECT SPRAY Can =e A Called for Fire Duty. R. V. Hodgson, fire chief in the office of the regional grazier at Salt Lake City, on Tuesday evening calied the Dalton Wells CCC vamp, stating that a serious range to t-Is en-|Tyesday STOCK SPRAY 25¢c - Gallon Pint Pint Needs KILZZUM FLY SPRAY Can Half "Licenses Complete ate Quart all NEEDS Fishermen will want to see the finest selection of fishing equipment in this section. Stop in at the Co-op today for your fishing needs. Half terprise he is interested in live-|the fire. The next day 27 more men were dispatched to the fire. stock and agriculture. ret pret During the past 30 years he has six years. RS for Times-! The 29 years. In addition county the Grand as a tax-surported 88 PEP $.% Quart Pint "Jebéxes and has gnp>rintendent Fred CG at Moab Independent) the pacer) ang Foreman Clark Hardy, with a ecntinuously published a period Cf crew of 25 men, left at 10 o'clock ne ees gi town clerk of Six years. He was' Moak for 12 years and a member of the board of town trustees for Robertson's Service VICO 1858. KILZUM-- asking thatat qistrictof No.men 7, beand dispatched took) ina crew At the age of 19 Mr.of Taylor the Grand over the editorship (now Valley Times pint , WAS Be Quart Pint Half ae he Only ten per cent of America's 100.000 schools have movie projectors; less than cone rer cent have talkies. livestock and agricultural interests are the key to the prosperity and continued growth of our state. Ii I should be nominated and elected, my first thought would be the welfare of Utah. "At the present time conditions in the world are in such a state cf eonfusicn, and changes are corring so rapidly, that it would be foolish for me to discuss issues in detail. This I intend to do during the campaign." Mr. Taylor was born 48 years ago in Moab, the son of Aithur A. and Sena Jensen Taylor. His father was a pioneer settler of southeastern Utah and for many years was an important stockman of Utah. His paternal grandfather, Ncrman Taylor, was a member of the riginal band of Utah pioneers who arrived in Salt Lake valley July 24, 1847. His maternal grandparents, natives of Denmark, came across the plains with a handcart FLY-TOX-- ea | Price. one) ela cf page pint er Bean from | Half | BBS Don (Continued Therald N. Jensen, Price atterney, on Mcnday filed with the |secretary of state his candidacy ‘for the Republican: nomination fo: attorney of the Seventh district Carbon. embraces which district, Emery, Grand, San Juan = and Sanpete counties. Mr. Jensen was born at Manti. the scn of J. J. Jensen, prcminent Sanpete county businessman. He is a graduate of Snow college and the University of Utah law school and was a member of the national schclastic honor society of Phi Kappa Phi. He is also a graduate of the University of Chicago, where he was a fellow in the division of humanities. He was 1dmitted to the Utah bar in 1934. and began law practice in xssociation with Judge Dilworth Woolley at Manti. In 1938 Mr. Jensen entered a law partnership Fred W. Keller, ‘at Price with former district attorney, where he is now in rractice. He has been active in civic organizations m Sarbon county and in the L. D. S. church. = of A hundred years before the Pilgrims landed at Plymouth Rock, a Spanish castaway, Cabeza de Vaca, explored from the coast of Texas to lower California. Publisher Enters Race DWIN-- ATTORNEY Ee 18) insec- = JULY will which ccmpany CCC The the new national park A telegram was reccived in Moab| occupy camp west of the yesterday from the regional grazier service CCC Solcrado river will arrive in Moab at Salt Lake City dmncuncing that Thursday, July 18, according to L. L. Taylor of Moab, chairman of the advisory board of Utan H. G. Schmidt, custodian of Arches The company grazing district Ne. 9, had been National monument. elected as the Utah cattlemen's originally was scheduled to arrive representative to attend a meet- July 9. The erection of barracks and ing at Denver from July 15 to cther buildings at the camp is 25 to make final recommendations on the federal grazing code. A proceeding rapidly, and it is excattle and sheep representative pected the camp will be complete from each of the federal range before the end of the month. states will attend the meeting. Due to engagements made pre~ Improving Light Lines. viously Taylor announced last A crew of Utah Power & Light night that he would be unable to company linemen are in Moab doattend the Denver conference, and ing considerable betterment work he has so advised the _ regional on Moab electric lines. The crew grazier. is working under the foremanship following RESULTS: ow --s, COMPANY TO ARRIVE and the GET (3 alone: eres sapertemer hte CCC MEET story of will Store Your Store" = of. NEW TO ATTEND ELECTED DENVER GRAZING with Any ticides = okDemo | tells Don't let them get started this summer. - nominated at the immense stadium in Chicago in a colorful scene such as_ shown in this picture. July 15 with the traditional: "The convention will come to order." The 1940 Democratic canpresident is to be | A. James quadrennial the open will 1 Chairman the summer. Mtr. Hershey FILES DISTRICT FOR _ again JENSEN % LIES! SyoS ne N. JENSEN a =) oe, Se Boe T. has he time In that length of made millions laugh, having travelmiles of nds thousa of ed hundreds and in the union state in every of provinces the throughout ; Canada. being is t entertainmen The benefit for the to Moab brought All of the city recreation program. towaid go will realized proceeds has which m continuing the progra during in Moab underway been TW nea N. the circuses. largest Arrerica's PHAN THERALD FIGH clown, circus | = eres | to Order' District ono Seeks ieee ae "ay Come ‘The Fonventon Will Once July 1, --- Seo Ba aa bas hg PAGE TIMES-INDEPENDENT, UTAH POWER & LIGHT CO ELECTRICITY IS Ue CHEAP!' |