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Show a Mie ? 4b ° Bina ; te S Ys 65 sPVOLUME | - MOAB | Colton Leads Stevens of Interior Takes Ygartment M Over Part of Soil Con. i&n servation Work. ~: | teh The : SoilSi recompletedin the 0on of agedits activities | Be a more| region with{ ~ | wuthwest eu ee i ee i eS ertan : according ‘prt, (alkins, regional he| conservator. s followed . Bed eens fund of er 1a ne 350 te ee i Siege a| and . {{ f the department of oe ssh erosion control operaa] amy onon Indian reservations, pub- Stevens could gain enough Overcome the lead : : Farnsworth was Ogden of Young , ; ' A the t at r the units as its work ‘§CS will continue private, state, rast ) the and on than _ Itthoseis| lands other eral furisdiction. Mi isterior ted xp RE ey will SCS that of phase 7 A significant i cooperation with the fe the work : rapidly of state soil eee, Samnbers foris carrying nai ion, SCS a on districts, Calkins said. fp im ward ment : will the first emerge is all of its previous departof agriculture programs, in- cluding erosion control, flood con) trol, water facilities, purchase and Eugene tached to SCS area offices through ‘Arizona, Utah, western Colorado, E. headquarters or headquarters have unit headquarters. smaller in trict Where major been dis- banded, in most cases a unit office is retained to carry on the work, the recional conservator stated. of the growth to the Pointing district prcegram, soil conservation twenty-eight that said Calkins districts, including a total of more than acres, 25,000,000 in in by landowners Utah, western have been and operColorado. and New Mexico. Utah, . with 19 districts, leads all states in and west B. Maw E. Pratt A. Giles employees field veted ators November of the ) ‘this program. Rocky The Mountains Uintah : lineups 5 in state the is eon Hammond ieve for the general county: and ae Supreme Att r ‘ 13 ° Don B. Colton Court Justice Joseph E. Evans General orney Melvin State of Secretary C. , Harris Monson Reed J. Holyoak m2: Lance . pe County Attorney Lyman E. Duncan For Ee os ee - run-off esdav in the citiUtah ean ks r ee, 139,000 Approximately 7eNS wove a ae Th almost 20,000 more than the numprimary first ber voting in the election September 3. been; had than larger While nating SMa expected contest, the for vote the was a Sarin eee candidate Rs ee the soutl "came ide of the valley, WAtrn ' Toads. A huge took out 4 drove _ short. Smith. _ to La visit wi homes, churches, public buildings, Mr. Bailey. 2 les at ame Be ate Petrie ee R. ........-. a4. 58 37 75 59 ‘6 ee Fe 1104 56 2 54 : : eee a 5 7" ! . FST oe, tae ana Nason Miss have been nd OS , k Moab vent 13|Utah The annual institute of Grand was held and an Saturday : ead State on a - Moab Red Devils Defeat Fruita 21-7 Or { Will Seek will Bar, TL chairman be een improperly classified by local boards, will consist of pth flroe serve Oo ose - W Musser will be. AUnunes:. er la- agriculture, industry, resent agriculture, revent industry, the medical profession. €Z and legal free Plans for providing service as an aid to the operation i of the selective service law in Utah ?* were discussed at a meeting of the : commissioners at Locals amed| d ( _ announced also as i > ie WwWee will ril a hear appea registrants who feel ined cm To Play Friday | small|counties an oe ke MiMaxwell, coun- See Bure ey ae Saltchy Lake City, chairman of the rs. ' Insti Teach f | ¢ W Anstitute eachers u uccess as commis- the county Albert ert ees governor county Grand in serve representing 2 ee Oa to consists ae 2 ee carte Be Cnn ae Sake tn of L. L. Taylor, chairman, governor amas 4 # ll sh governor e a 82) pointments. O ee gE ea three persons in each segura Pei dinars ier ing Pests ‘ pape The rresident will make th 01 34 Enia under act, service the selective and 36 between16, 21 provide all oo menOctober which tone = "9 : of board draft of the 3| j district No. 27, comprising Grand 7\county. The regulations sent from 13) "2SHinston for the operation of 8! 7T 21-12 2S : - Revenge ea oe at of the the State Utah capitol with ective service director, and : Colorado from Major H. Arnold Rich, commandon Home Field. ing officer of the Utah national guard staff. The bar will appoint an appeal Seeking revenge for the stinging agent for each of the 38 local will conareas, who 30-0 defeat they suffered at the registration with the cern himself not only hands of the Cortez footall team interest of the registrants, but also » two weeks ago, the Red Devils of would act as advisers to the local the Moab high school will enter- boards. All will serve without pay. It also is anticipated that reptain the Colorado eleven in a return match which will be played resentatives of the legal profession at key available be made on the local: field Friday. The kick- would off will take place at 2:30 p. m. points throughout the state to asout quesThe Moab eleven has commenced sist registrants in filing will be sent to to click during the past week, and tionnaires, which on registrati after on Friday defeated the Fruita them some time squad by a score of 21-7. Coach day.y he announced his General Williams convinced Willard Devitt is _|Utah sel Team the| of members R. McConkie, in-|boys will give a Moab high school faculty, gaveDead | themselves in the the ng regardi teresting talks Teachers' institute, held at Dead z. It will be was Horse Point area, Mr. Evans dis-|Corte possibly the Saturday, Horse Point last |and McConkie Mrs. and and Dr. Allen Wednesday. to of members , | 1s- 1 1 Sra 2s pee ae 1332 Oe" Ee ee : Se ir ae scenic spot overlooking the Colopresidential election of 1936 when river, southwest of Moab. the total was 200,000, a record vote rado About 90 teachers and school offor Utah. attendance. Both was not a ficials were in Tuesday vote The counties were represented by 100 major two the between contest no per cent of their teachers. The had Democrats The parties. a state department of education was for contest on top of the ticket represented by David Gourley, U. S. senator candidate. superintendent of Both parties had a contest for assistant state public instruction, and Prof. Reuand on, nominati orial gubernat the ben Law of the B. Y. university. tic Democra the contest in this W. Redd of La Sal, the Republican Mrs. Leland outnumbered' vote a member of the state board of in the ratio of two to one. education, was also in attendance. The morning's program was SCHOOL NEWS singing community with opened of McAllister R. W. by hich directed of examinations Physical Evans and Wayne B. H. Blanding. by ed school students were conduct -_- damage 7 65' a a Fall Cleanup Through Utah Much 5 othe Eg e.0 Church Beautification Urges Democrats Lead In San Juan Vote 7 45 96 1140 81 5 5 oe soils great | cussing reported Bless| trio, "God district, recently voted in, includes geology. A male success. Mr. by milion was rendered one-half Nearly five and to be America," game football first The United McAllister of Mr. Moab, of ' acres-the largest in the be Stout will held in Moab this season, of Dimond Mr. and States. advance Blanding An Cortez. with Friday Monticello. Regional SCS headquarters are sale is being conducted and ticket addressoffices Gourley area Superintendent in Albuquerque, with a large turnout is expected. on the problem ‘now located at Santa Fe, Albuclass is to give ed the gathering sophomore The Prof. and in New students, Friday to of retarded " querque, and Las Cruces, program assembly an on community relations spoke to Law swing Mexico; Safford and Phoenix in the sophomore advertise Lake n. r educatio Salt high and characte the Arizona; Cedar City, be held that night in and Utah, in will At one o'clock a beef-steak din-| girls City and Price, pep The as a whole gym. community school the of the Utah and ner was served, and the afternoon | aim ultimate program. the Grand Junction, Colorado. The of the on with concepti help the proper points of more give organized was spent in hiking to is Mothers program In Utah, unit or soil conserva- beautification Band The people who live in them and who scenic interest. tion district offices are located at or Wednesday. Officers for the comvisitor It is, use them? the Does clean-up. Price, than a general suca St. George, Cedar City, and impression ing year were elected, of tourist get the proper Relief Society Social. Montirecommendaticn the however, Greenriver, Huntington, ceessful year is in prospect. of your city? The opening social of the Moab cello, Moab, ‘Tremonton, Salt Lake the L. D. S. Church Beautification for the and good own your fall season For the for Tooele and Relief Society -up be you ARRIAGE 4, City, Mount Pleasant, committeee that a fall clean October benefit of the town in which will be held Friday, _ Morgan. It is planned that a disit a come. making in storms the pride at take winter m. live, D. the 8 at held before ] trict office will be established and commencing October 13 has been beautiful place. Join each with the of D. C. Nixon, Nucla, Colo., hall. All members week recreation The the ward as and Each other, with your Banks, neighbor, Smith, Marie Uintah basin as soon invited, are Miss Noma husbands suggested for this clean-up. select its your community and put over a Arkansas, married September 27, and theirpleasant social evening is "trict is fully organized. community will have to aE: is complete and thorough fall clean- by A. M. Robertson, justice of the and a thing tant impor The own time. assured. of up.-L. D. S. Church Beautification peace. BOYD S. HAMMOND S to have a thorough clean-up Ark., SELLS LOCAL RANCHE and Committee. places, Jy Donald Jones, Waldron, all churches, public , Arndt s Dolore Fern Miss and Deming, homes this fall. of 28, by days Colo., September Boyd S. Hammond Montrose, These periodical clean-up ral days in in of the justice Robertson, M. New Mexico, spentto seve A. local will stimulate a public interest out close s leader help week this and b ace. on ‘Moa Hammond, peautificati put Lapp, to Alex Thiel, and Miss Violet ranching interests. Mr. the federal and committee workers that wi th both of Fort Morgan, Colo., Sep"who is a grazier had been to the over their message in a way other an, Freem 28, by Earl J. n bring results when tember Stazing service, camp, east O f| will ofte Red school justice of the peace. high "Mud Springs rangeweeks, attending methods fail. Moab The and hs mont Kirkpatrick summer Robbins the Hugh Price, for three During their stride Friday in a ngton, Devils hit of of ce. Wethi on ty d eren ulati majori Milfor conf Colo., a accum an cast Joyce ers' Fruita, Miss 4 grazi against Democrats = there has been by football game the encounto|trash, waste, and debris in many votes in the run-off primary elec- both of Delta, Colo., Sept. 28, high school, winning to places, and now is the time such tion in San Juan county Tuesday. Rev. Wm. E. Parks. a score of 21-7. The game by ter Mary Miss hn fair Weeds and other up. aug it M. Wilson and Fruita -lelean DeV John the of and part E, a J. and A total of 453 votes were cast for Irene Hill, both of Olathe, Colo., was d a ranch to his Wilson mes pand A a growths should beatingremove Freeman, program. J. an and breed. governor, Earl Democratic Sept. which 28, by hibern displayed of The lads purned. Gorbin. A small The Moab be should and Mr. Hamm rsn spinners Repub- justice of the peace. ing places of insects sheep which candidates received 287 and Hazel attack of laterals, yea Mrs. comes. them three winter several C. Joy and before ed for Claude 166. destroy netted d ed Mr.| receive that rat tes Ope an candida Junction, fakes important rea- lican of Grand the Kerbys in the both San Sparks, spaced There are many well were sold to The complete returns from son, jus- touchdowns feature was lower sons for a good fall clean-up. The Sept. 28, by A. M. Robert Corbin. are as follows: game. An outstanding county be Juan his might Moab health peace. sold , our the of Dalton ~of of months protection congress tice punting Mr. Hammond DEMOCRATIC - For City, the s Oklahoma ch se veral Austin, Zea co was easily the 173; for given as one of the first. Sicknes 'E > Pack creek ran s, eeepmal. man, Fowles 90, Granger Marks- wingback. Pache extra Minnie l an is Miss severa and and ng ting for ls were comple Oklahoma, spells sufferi Moyle 136; star, ago to Gus Morri estate Ge by A. Fruita Clean, governor, Maw 151, lone real Young perry, Delta, Colo., Sept. 29, peace. passes and scoring Fruita's . 9J-| burden for our families. Reese 125, All of the state auditor, the to us of help will justice © son, conditions sanitary 134, M. Robert through handled 144; for attorney general, Giles Nebraska, touchdown. given loyal comDarwin Lee King, Elba, protect our health. county for The Moab team was Meador agency. 135; glee all fire haz- Thurman h Irene Heely, Mesa, school high should remove We the by age. ear term), Lee. L. and Miss Beula (four-y er son, support mission Robert M. homes co-eds 30, by A. kind from our of the and Sept. any g of Colo., rootin Mu 203. ards Damas Do Butt and ch V. s club, Flood 110, H. peace. the factor of the and public buildings. Check furn- Brady Ss. sen- justice U. @ material REPUBLICAN-For Faye Bras- being 119; Moab aces, stoves, and flues before startDale Field and Miss orth Sept. Moab victory. farms was experienced Panes clean- ator, Carlson 42, Farnsw y 46, well, both of Cimarron, Colo., Sling fires. Have a thorough obsolete Woclle h § e ssman, congre severe storms whic for anything the we up: Remove e SEPTEMBER SETS ALL-TIME the last of no Young 116; for justice of supremfor valley 0M FOR MARRIAGES o which may have little or the 90; RECORD 69, Evans off the cliffs Cluff court, von 36; rude Clark, both value. This will help improve Stevens 130, Colton . governor, Parks other E. and record was Wm. homes of Rev. 105, nce num- appeara 28, by Harris Another matrimonial Lottie for attorney general, Miss during Clyde Cattles and in Grand county washed places. The important thing is to Rogers 53; for state superintendown Pack creek ber 2, by shattered ms an Octo accorda, soon. r, Fruit done _of is embe for this both Sept that 84; dam of Ball, month le the M. ber of irrigation o rge chec k ~ seeIf we can inspire pride, a greater dent, Merrill 73, Smith Margie E. Parks. Clerk of east Dart 34, Hammond Rev. Wm. ewater, ing to County a t out ditches. The j month for beautiful district judge, and for home love Silmon L. Renick, Whit Pauly, Leaming. During that Woolley 121. 17, was fille cree Hatch it E. 137, were Pack that in PE RURST surroundings, we are sure Colo., and Mrs. Fern 46 marriage licenses 2, by Earl total of James Somerville probanber er ication Octo form beautif <foods the gp the Colo., help r, g r, daughte Denve ‘ng sustainec will issued, exceedin Mrs. M. E. List and with silt and : greater a ce of the peace. create will when 43 couples and gram last week from J. Freeman justi Miss ner month, July, and were the most centennial Miss Irene, arrived Holoway interest in the coming Cleveland married here. , to visit with Indiana were , for rose polis, for Mont Indiana valley make of in the week 14 licenses celebration. It will also for seveeral Alice Meyer, both During the past E. the C. E. Bailey family of Colo., October 3, by Rev. Wm. better places in which to live. is @ sister were issued. List Mrs. our weeks. of Mr. and appearance the Does Parks. No 3-2 3 nomi-|teachers oF Hm Eeity his Soyerannounced nominati ation Neste tA i nd C. Merrill, eel R. Reynold ond dona Rogge Ree Woolley, es» 2 5 Friday 5 2,6 0 Sag oe Aes* aha Sy0137 aticmedle D. ........-. 3 5 3°58 : sb7 5 tlt dela ae ea Judge: 150 ae : 12102 6.8 eke Ree ee 4s 3: : District eT 1 4 TA generally For ‘ L. L. Governor ‘os and 5 Lance Reed J. Taylor. Albert Maxwell xwen. : Sn : a4 6 36 . $ Gat 4 1 ae 0 a 36 aa Young, D. aseer ae Serigtin State Superintendent: Dil worth WENT TO POLLS TUESDAY 9V " ee R 87, and 102 eee being ee totals R. Allen G. Thurman, ee " wa tea 40 > sy pple oh C. Harris, R Rogers 7rele B. in Maw Gatton.ee Herbert the| Moyle eae their as ies ehiving eet A. E. was Republican, Stevens, Reed of the i Sonat; reere an hp a where in this edition. REPUBLICAN Senator States eo | compilation of Lloyd Riley State Treasurer O. Earl Thomas Oliver G. Ellis State Auditor Walter A. Day Reese M. Reese Superintendent of Public Instruction Calvin S. Smith Charles H. Skidmore Judges of Seventh Judicial District Dilworth Woolley John A. Hougaard F. B. Hammond Fred W. Keller Representative to Legislature D. E. Baldwin R. H. Dalrymple Long-Term Commissioner George O. Patterson Milton E. Johnson iSSi er T Short--Term Commission E. in Basin os it Hatch,| a: district) irst ary of Utah Governor ~es LeRoy B. Young K. Granger Walter Herbert weabiagoe a was senator, or e€ ; é ae Evans, Ratner < Gabicaa For votes.| 173 of total a rah Cari: ay eh a R. .......... 22 enone E. | Pes pers veeee a : Nominates ®' ee eee Seated os: ' D. Henr Repub-| For Satine Tecelving ~ a = district probable the are Uniti Grover "and all but the eastern' tier of ‘New Mexico counties, will now be located at soil conservation dis- the Seventh | Be 20 208; Thofit and the when victorious DEMOCRATIC ° United of submarginal lands ‘jehabilitation , forestry. at_ cooperative farm formerly any am mond,d, made. on the race|high Boel ee Woolley, eee ae ae Gsee in atin [ik ea ee ee Joseph man in Tuesday's ballcting, wane f thi iud for result owing eee aie ; Followi Following election O B. Tad and B. L. Da tae returns el e F. 204: Woolley, inof Qperatively on ; department of + areas or lands in some eagecserss ........-. 415 eee 6 D. diets Herbert B. Maw,MES dcwibepeee ay. and San| lca Miinealawithfetincaior an, oe Nee vote of Grand 150 votes. jyuages: Dil-| second high, gave 1es led in and Ce : worth soil) 100, state SCS.' of assistance Jmerequest be will organize oe en on Calkins region, ate Judicial of small field units| soe wherever "established up set time same ttons)! id. 5 ee ou TO of judges for nomination : ér a a J. Frances Fowles. as yet : availabl e on Granger was victorious over are No definite returns gies for the Republi can ie ee Eons ni oebhot ele Oe ches4 Seer sone Ptecomers wate S , PCs Se s 8 5 ' . R OF, . Fa Wool Arthur Pree n ev ICUS nominated was Republi thie to take it side the Democratic on the Woolley, depertnent ofl while Arthur of} whil isd MG the e department terior Shifts in the four. states of theof gio reducedofficesthe fromnumber 14 to 9,| or field a | district 29 in the p aoa - Zim eas rf eens 9. AS 3 Pas Bee R. ...... 50.9. LeRoy B. Young, Ro .:........36 eT | ‘n° office ce eam nominated as the Republican ¥ arancel Fowles D. ........ Ge Philo T. to the Decabaniias cahtie went 12 Oscar| oer a majority large a by ais ce aaron tls hae 39 candidate for U. S. senator 2 iy 211 to the Republicans.) For Don 24 race, L nase and ae R B. Colton, there are avproxiW. Carlson. In the First district congressional ue ch po , by a two-to B. mf tins nD a" pria county showed Votersj of Grand PYrl-| snes prithis Ming in: the run-off I | little e interest On the Republican side, Don B. : Colton ek th a narrow lead over Reed Stevens tor P eld e l c t i | mary There Tuesday. gubernatorial the held for election n s ‘ary Post. ; At 8 o'clock thi is morning, i apathy,| For U.S. Senator: a 683, : sha, was a general attitude of ee ate ere anibeey = reejlo T.ay Farnsworth, held Colton that City ee Salt Lake bel ee t not in was It were report. to candidates local ee he| For U. S. Congressman: with 29 voting districts yet support i h service} to Hugh 2333235. fy ReMi good return the account game or|/had with clerks called and first game-|commissions for county of meeting a chairmen county of October 4 at 10 of the house only one- to bea. m. in the chamber at the capitol representatives field during|of played on the Moab for carryions instruct to receive the season. 16 registraThe Moab high school band will ing out the October be present at the contest, as will tion. Wednesday, October 16, has been the newly organized high school designated as the day on which all pep club. of 22 Coach Devitt reports that 33 young men between the ages football and 36 will register at their voting boys are now out for The registration cards precincts. largest the probably practice, the will be handed over to the board. of the _ history in squad and give which will shuffle them school. s them serial numbers. The number te will be sent to Washington, Dy HOSPITAL NEWS to held be will lottery a where ne the order in which the A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. determi for selecred conside be will men Blanding Ernest A. Helquist of tion. Wednesday. Within a few days, each regis= A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. eight-page an trant will receive Blanding of Jones A. Darwin returned in nnaire to be questio 1 board im Wednésday, and died several hours five davs to aid the loca after birth. the quesWhen him. ying classif of Saltou Mike Mrs. and the local Mr. returned, of a tionnaire is parents the are as: Se Monticello board will classify the man born Wednesday. ; service daughter, for available Mr. Immediately to was born A daughter 2. deferred because of the import= and Mrs. Elmer Bailey of Monti- ance to his service to the nation> cello Friday. his service is because severely 3. deferred was or other Wiler, who Oren for moral he undesirable injured about a month ago when . reasons is| rocks, falling by its classix crushed was report The board will improving nicely. ants to state headquarof Mr. fied registr daughter totals young Joanne, ters, which will report state of Christensen Robert Mrs. and . | National headquarngton Washi to a from recovering each state a quota Monticello is ters will assign , protracted illness. on its class 1 registration is | based locak to d tione Mrs. Neil Westwood of Moab appor be which will recent 4 from board local slowly improving boards. Each state and its against operation. credit receive son of will Mrs. C. C. March and new previously furnished men for quota the from marines. released were and Moab navy to the army, to fill an hospital this week. When men are called board will army request, the local Made. ent r im Shipm numbe Large Cattle rtionate by the select its propo lottery. A herd of cattle owned the order fixed by the ny, compa Cattle the board, Gov= le Scorup-Somervil In nominating this Moab sor ~~ 2 stated, were trailed through Blood w ernor sons, Thomp time and to in route en week the sacrifice The cattle, realizing be delivered to buyers. 200 | and of 800 steers your consisting realizing to put also contracted been job well and your cows, have | ability to do a to serve our state ing accord , Denver of rs Wolf brothe past willingness the of Scorup time of need. This. to President J. A. are bring- and nation in is non-political, S-S company. The steers and intment appo the you will ing 8 cents per pound in6 fulfilling your duties rt of suppo ete cows 4 and 4% cents. on have the compl summered were cattle constituted The r pass on the S-S range in Geyse Two more the La Sal mountains. each will be 1000 about of herds the La from nera delivered to buyers serve without remu for expenses Sal mountain range. than reimbursement i ----_ City, Lake Salt left today for meeting she will attend a where Brigadier by d calle ay Frid on state Williams, G. W. General The service. director of selective instruct | meeting will be held to com=county county clerks and functioning of missioners in the the with tion connec in their offices registration of male citzens under regison law e servic the selective tration day, October 16. gl esiz by Blood ame eee7 32 5 Segre at Primar Poll Tuesday. ee an; ee once 0 ayuy . Tor dove ernor over Henry D. Moyle by ca t Majority of almost two to one, in Tuesday's run-off ost % Dratt | Board | ee ee & && aeoeg Se' 5 Grand in Cast Vote CountyJ eer ; Conservation orga q7D ‘organiza y ‘Light ight a | Grand Count t Prir Dna Y ST ull- Run-Off fad + gseve :4 Y\: vik TT le | County |Grand sar, Maw Wins Democratic 1¢ ~-- JV Voters Show Little Reorganizes aIMlS Sy, Southwest A | t rea Post for Governorshi in: Run-Off || Orship; ° Interest me s 4 ™ i . |