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Show The Times-Independent FROM THE COUNTY |\ AGR'L AGENT Times and .the Independent consolidation of the Grand Valley County, Utah. Issued Every Thursday at Moab, Grand A Ce Entered as Second-Class matter at the Postiffce at Moab, Utah. i = : ee : os pe Sta dane wd desist nce ne den svsiee eee ee: LOREN L. TAYLOR, : ing 00 j at eo: eres Editor Through the Files of The Times = Allies Western -at oil well wn vote to the question); WAS ea I. at call to were to ORES |0Ut details of then 1940 ae Soe oo . ee Paes a ih eT 17. February a EO ing _ @ @ passes.” ate promised Be you “Senator, a me Bo - open.” jobs no are there sit just Vl “Well, down): until the crowd Salt King, editor the International -awould soon Copper commence in work company. of the Mr. In 1889. : Winbourn A.\married, this convention, At a Republican |C. Matthews. Molyneux was named county chairH. J. Lester Taylor were gates to attend sne ,the| we wish attended nee Her home. Herbie (eer W. George as chairman and J. N.;her convention, was chosen al family, her with she, Democratic | 1883 the At sonvention. oe sional convention. J. N. Corbin advertised to offer that suffering four are her Lee and of ‘ter reward a cash Surviving of ; citizens by authorized been Moab ‘release from he lessness. Winbourn, of Bs $200 to the person who set fire to eae eorge ,rado an recently. Jesse Sheriff Loa case Tyler against of Wai- CorteZ,| Ca ee Argentine oy is ango lock Johnson Martines and 2 _ in shown are acee “seeSeenS Sonja Heinie j before the important Responds to New System fing Co A million skins and will be winter army. lamp to taking a _ half guard for this year the Japanese against wrong the home baby’s quartz new parents child. ** Tt ‘ is ** It gives you deposits have prospected and go must into the bowels of| tently LA, ee ine earth and depend upon geolog-| was Gea] and geophysical science to find|out. It is therefore more difficult ore. to find and more expensive to produce ore. ex-j| striking most of the One len we deep The Horn Silver is not through. been pretty well} the modern miner|The mine has produced intermitbody amples of surface discoveries since original the new made. that of the Horn Silver mine, sit-| have been uated about 14 miles west of Mil-|is producing two & A ford “© Silver in Beaver ore body county. was The Horn | daily discovered and not safe way develop a profitable The ore body was followed from! modern mining . and 200 stompinghonies! With 19 joyous ARTIE SHAW rhythms! and places. of every record money. you in many other ways that often eaarad worth a passing thought. considered serves are : “MEMBER Sa RAL RESERVE _ — SYSTEM <i SERVICE be the . Try — }. | today us ah o beet we ee, on. will the that sure hava ° DAD ! 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MO AB : Growing ie ON STATE” | k " | “NATURAL WONDERS OF WASHINGT employment theories of geoloe. o>eThis discovery led to the open- sounding out newmine isa fitting Tle old “ing of one of the great mines of|ogy. t and developmen the of ple ment|exam the west and the establish in an effort in the early days of one of the|expenditure necessary in mine to LANA TURNER receipt of handling in|for about 50 men. in Southern Utah. largest industries Blonde Bonfire When your clothes are in our hands vou may © In reviewing the old mine, how‘the early sixties when prospectors | to necessary been it has found outcropping on the surface | ever, far into the underground search a huge deposit of ‘lead ore. bes owee : times all at bookkeeping a g ore discoveries furnishing It ATS RELIABLE eh ore Today the mine carloads of ore 44 THURSDAY eh DRESSES believed to have Soe mined In recent months efforts to places and ** Tt saves you time. SUITS revive the mine have met with a In of success. gratifying degree addition to proving the continuation of the old original ore body in is|some servant legal a you: gives ** It is the CO : silent your = > teauchetfon: PRESSING Utah was fortunate in her 000,000.00. stances. photograph accompanying The of minerals, of endowment share and in the today is one of the shows the Horn Silver state the and hole glory huge the d backgroun greatest producers of base metals.| taken. was ore the which In many instances the minerals|from evimute is hole glory huge This as outcropped on the surface and of the active days of the ~-g@ result the early settlers fcund | dence the of one was mine the when past | ve ‘comparati with deposits ‘rich Today, however, the surface state’s largest producers. ease. ‘j REEL” : WEDNESDAY your Checking Account ** It ICLEANING & to the 700-foot When Mother Nature moulded the|the surface down in gross producearth and its crust she mixed in| level and yielded of $54, neighborhood a certain quantity of mineral sub-|tion in the “NEWS for eee — — With 1939's first romance in youth-timel rabbit “sunburn” will its back with a Nurses name on OF COMEDY” one China, needed clothing Next ‘| BALLADS”—Short AND ; DUCK over one mil- of miles square lion JOSEPH C RADIO “DONALD VALUE me yi LEN « SALLY EILERS VICTOR McLAG ALLEIA:-B ARRY FITZGER ALD | THE "°° SSi chairmanships. grabbed has Japan APPRECIATE YOU DO saa aes es aR yN fe : than more hold a| , : cities—and half of a thun derheltl “BANDITS areas those rural than from longer Congressmen serve usually from smash A dramatic with the impact a $100,000. es eee ANY COMP Agent for Grand and San Juan Counties. | si We es ce exceeded had sales ticket was i anguish -killer..the girl he NN (t- Mer Lic kas Sul Ulan could nottell! s ii J. Black Paul 4 De York, |scheduled to appear in New | Producer Utah Old ee ee Japan’s|,qvyance and Chicago. ton were cea oes A week music. result of his having brought some , most popular dance | Ras the| county Wayne from horses .The first broadcast of a football | year before. between Prince1922, in was e Goude-|gam Dave Standifird, George 4 pictures yotion many. 0 inbourn Ul dine The a; as him, ae iP REFINING OIL UTAH Stations 1 a a ublic ng the Motori Stati Oil for Service Uiah Ale Complete Publi Ross Mrs. and. Mr. help-|ynomson, Thomson. and hildren Sa ||Moab, Utah; 14 grand-c ren. in a civil) our offerings. floral beautiful the death fol-|¢o(Signed) Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Thomthe. fourth a: Robert Mrs. and Mr. came aS @|<on to '10_great-grand-child gone had to defend himself brought Peterson Mons or stack hay - the G ASOLINE m eer We are especially grateful to those Of|.y9 assisted in the funeral and isa vce illness was ‘as duration. Her days’ Corbin as secretary. A. A. Neff, J.|17 the suffering of -N. Corbin and T. W. Branson were lowed Death stroke. paralytic | congresto the delegates elected had all that was done the illness and folof Manon ep OO ad P ap- deep our express to @ eels ae Rl Caa & FE ATE! oy Thanks. of Cara OILS MOTOR senior the of members -eciation for h! dele- Methodist Church until ill-healt named Since eae use during congressional made it longer impossible. the death has lowing H. J. Shafer, to Mr. William died Matthews Matthews Mrs. and | Johnson time Mr. several TYe-!pv Winbourn given| show, floor a be will in|+nere died also 1936. secretary. ‘in A. Johnson, D. and man Mrs. 1891 mother his preceded Richard, the La pet : and | | _ SUNDAY ! @ a RIGHT’—Shori THE “MAINTAIN - ey ld aca Spanish of be ; Screen Play by Wells Root and Commander Harvey Haislip RUBEN Produced by J. WALTER ° Directed bv GEORGE B. SEITZ : 1C0 | ce ee ee gym seerschool on at thel high given evareuna dance this 1. At March Friday, yhich is to with : @ fF 4 CHESTER MORRIS - VIRGINIA GREY ucts ro small| a ‘ aie Sa Th estab- was them com pany lished at Pueblo, Colorado. ofTo whom, one extensive ;, were born five sons, in| president t death. was He mountains. Sal in basin, Beaver Steven at-|in marriage to the |bourn. Their new home Lake that e a ts off the pe ell Divers’ theiiey |“ With Beery 2 se Cn H. Samuel told ¢orney, | a (Bump- emer noxious on came|ture she eight ni FLEET “Excuse hydrant): fire eee The a law potatoes, of traveling |imprevement Salt valley|west, with her parents, rush of prospectors into es locating|grains and alfalfa. with an immigrant train, to post notices. tat Denver. oe NEWS SCHOOL . united was she 1872 5, | On March 40 Years Ago ‘This Week. Ses fateh Win-j D. ee oe eee he SOP pF ga a Ae ge areas (eat Sigg es FIGHTERS S We “SUICIDE Perera AMERICA’S OF GAINES. pie $ ATURDAY me, little boy.” (Bumping into second lamp post _and falling here ta weeds America is- say “I don’t see no into ‘Aye’.” | job.” “But, himself| you’ pastoh will please say The preacher had made d lecgave an illustrate crop and Rasmussen : Le PE a : Mr. program the During 7|ning. and: months 6 Colonial for ADVENTUR eC SESE Bi She was 85 years, river. old. new: oil leasing billtee became 2] days of age the At this week, and pee ROT experts jet teeta in Blnckemiths extracted: the while days Revolutionary jeweler : performed the same aetask |S: Shieh Reais Arvil and farmland em“Well, you said you'd give me a unpopular and there was no; Q turist, was in Grand county during ese pisy ed and devel ‘one.” ete: This section was a sea a farmers | response. assistin week conducted|the past were services you what I'll do. Til apuneral “Tell con-; gibs ud. “Ha,” he said, “silence petra ed Ertel aoe a the point a commission to investigate George Dennis and Miss Gert- Monday afternoon at f day was spent in a pruning | Sent. I’se yo’ pastoh fo’ annudder |why there are no jobs, and you Wil-|hal Giles Rev. with Home Funeral | this married rude Westwood were large | yeah.” a following |demonstration at which The officiating. (can work on that.” son ae AR MO Sk week. the |nurmber of interested farmers were| during read was Ose =e Chinese population had jObituary Mcab’s Just like the plumber! The color| present. service: Chong week A young officer returning from This his} finished evaporated. just had ed preacher —__—_ Matthews, to take his Elizabeth about was Mrs. Mary and leave abroad Wing, Chong Ling and Chong Yee,| Victor Rasmussen, state agricul- | sermon about free to salvation Baldridge, daughter of Daniel| take up the place in an air-liner when a girl ‘cooks at the Ralston cafe, left for jee and waS|tural inspector, and George L. Hob- ‘asked a Brother Baldridge, Margaret \K.. parts unknown. gave a in Pitkin|sen, state weed ntsupervisor, W. born August 10, 1854 connie var the W. E. Mendenhall and _ M.three) County, Missouri. She died at her|crop improveme a from returned Morse eveTuesday on house court ty 1940.|coun 17, months’ prospecting trip down the; home in Cortez February Colorado \ and FRIDAY SCREAMING post): “Excuse me, sir.” volts. over 5000 it—it’s got “Bredden, de time am heah fo’ de| horticul- Housing in: country Eee ee trucks at the |m™akes of used cars and Woodruff, clearance. with slum ge gealing | lowest prices. See L. A, : ee ae 4tM21 | beoteeanets the in persons | Superstitious Sree ringing bells. | Revenue from milk sales by farm- Middle Ages believed by” has increased from one-eighth would avert calamities caused lers ito a fifth of the agrarian cash in- the elements, in. get rs (reelection ob yo’ pastoh for annudder yeah. All dose faborin’ me fo" | Tn ma Tvs : extension Stark, ful pioneer saw the ranch mail and carry stageS to horse-drawn and passengers between. Moab for office pea nt’s ee S eae replace pens. a cemetery. t a the fence around {what's in there a ee Qu, nat . dean. wenn cul sla: demi whatis, Veh ; *¢ 4 | ss EON learn to postoffice say? the cemetery, what did Jones use In a When the term of the old Negro! preacher had expired, he arose and | ; said: book are now available at the coun- S Ber a cue this inae Coming here when a young WOfour| time first e for and led an eventyears it was necessary .to resort to’ man, Mrs. Matthews she which life during “Grab anything? * be “able to complete! Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Matthews an-/|that he will farm plan sheet.” left' swered the summons of death at thisCopies of the 1940 Utah. handSaturday, Cortez west in home |her Roosevelt. ’ positionat a accept to ey ‘down to is job 'postmaster’s |, small donation for a fence around He said: ee ch ees so carefully allotments cc Valley, | study Montezuma the in waS,dence situation influenza = The rapidly clearing up at: Moab. -H. T. Jackson, pharmacist, BIE | 6 @ se a colored preacher said to Jones that he should give When Brother the . eens could operator “Hach resi-|announced. of years fifty-seven After * .« acre. per #ushels to IC gales; up trying I gave prize’ the English language.” os Zz a VOTEEe. done with you nee ane ie isi the of edition week’s last in ve'ed proauce He i9. in es George Ee ee eo ees 2 ee my Bae insured ee Pope to helper: eae Wire. ag as cae we ear interest being of the ee The following account Jess Bailey, Monticello dry farm-| Elizabeth Mat-|civen tnose crops and practices of er, had won a gold medal and a/death of Mrs. MaryColo. value. mother ‘of | special conservation Cortez, cash prize of. $1000 for the largest jthews cfWinbourn “Notices have been sent out oe of Moab, appear-| a de And then in KC makes a slip Or if he DZ grows, He falls from off the IN ship, And in the CE. goes. “for the great singer, ae ie ri ica hig $ “Oo ae oe rival. ae yep’ eh instructions county court house the CORTEZ 57 YEARS mre house. court to erect a new $36,000 [ge ‘ ‘ _ An assistant Sheridan, Wyoming, worn cCON-) é iRey climb to meet. ran: Chinese strangers acgj ay receeived next Your Cee Le ’ | A Frenchman was relating his (one : : > | carage? ee a English | ‘the studying and a man can see an ankle | €xPerience of I first; poimoes are such skillfull meat ‘three blocks away while driving g language. He said: “When quick I\ packers they use2 every part of an if I was car down a busy street, but won't. discovered thatI spent too freely I notice in the wide open country- | Ws fast, if eon of the State AAA chairman dis-| Gibson, Donald and mittee, trict. field man, attended this train- | OF RESIDENT of in. the sum of issuing bonds | he ee 1 cae teen yout! ake ata Woe lide | will be in barracks.” ee : aloft finds, reply Cs “Congratulations. sails; DP the on RD The | : time EZ no has Exposed farmer asjing meeting and gave and suggestions. Farmers are invited didate and James T. Hammond the Republican candidate. Moab was reported to be producing a. good fiow of oil... -San Juan county had called an election ee It’s of tu | expects ‘can woman is it that a —|produce in 1940 along with the soil! why through an aisle 18 inches | “hurry ee a building practices : | piled down rea oe It is. o ee ved oe re i wide without knocking home then. offdrive and doors tinware once ped es We 12-foot ees a Fee : the knock sng n conservatio tural. agricu Times county constate congressional At the vention this week, William H. King was named as the Democratic con- “this; Ariz., Elgin, at died eS Sailor When ai is a record shet each crops oe A ‘ } perenne ae conversation opener when: to girl. Returning |, costed A ee W25_fast and that not to eat was | building the Valley City reservoir, and super- \side the approach of: a locomot,ive But| discouraged. to fast, I was as the Salt Valley |structing committeemenfarmers then known pre-'|the size of a schoolhouse, pulling | hep to sentence, how the visors | inacross came families I of when wis reservoir. A number od et sheets. Sidney Nebeker, | string Oi HIOX (CANS? ‘The first’ one won one one dollar |tended. settling there in the spring. |pare these seep the os com- | 20 Years Ago This W eek. | “7. P, Hanson, former Cisco mer@hant, week. «The | Lance : *\inate from Indian creek. The stated. “the boys will drop in oc-|committee. the past week : meetings!” During cosionally for a bill of grub and| were held by members of the state —etc.” committee and the district work|AAA at were men A crew of |field man for the purpose of in-j war ac 3 plan A farm Manager and h | | piping.” | ge | the Advance) in (Payable ° = 0.0 esece 0:00 00:00) 00 0.0% 0 O60 oe as a toy as pipes e his | up free and ‘seat and wired his C. O.: “It’s oe a $5.95.. it. BAe GSES For good used cars, see the| ‘Redd of Chas. Redd Motor Co. ill and gave officer young The re-: Brother,” free, parson, the plied Sek ‘ is “Salvation STREE MAIN | their! AAA county the of vises 1.60 -— < ae begin theyHoward before seeding,” enairmani SOOO al ae eocascees eooeee 000 © 9:0 0.6 8010.8 010.00. Months Six esneeee® ee ee eeocec es Year One Ora tested: “Pahson, Ah thought you lenough to sell her said salvation was free—free as the 'mother was dangerously _jliner was full up. water we-uns drink.’ ) sheet? scring RATESF SUBSCRIPTION a HEAR \ { AAA. by — { ee their one by preparing a ‘farm plan ee o so oo 3, 1879. of March Act the Under Urged Planning Farm ang SEEN Medal, Brow Beds, Furniture Co. New of iran up and asked the passengers if | a member this, At Leniec Hon: be kind |Hansen would of them one pro- lany and rose congregation the his seat as her { | Thursday, February 29, 1940: | THE TIMES-INDEPENDENT, MOAB, UTAH FOUR PAGE ; x | |