Show £ need for better for W 1922 2 " ( ru " n rair11- - - " I understanding better a - TIMES-INDEPENDENT THE Consolidation of A and range management I PAGE ebruary Thursday UTAH MOAB TIMES-INDEPENDENT II THE OUR Every Thursday Issued and Valley Times Grand the Moab at with cotton have tong coopted experiments grazing experts in making studies and of particular knowledge further the they have vegetation in general plants and native western the plantson a given range worked toward that idealism in which if necessary rather minutely be inventoried so to speak and that might y so that a stockman might know quite definitely how ma or will support when the sheep animals per square mile the range numbers and when be let onto the and what should in cattle area the succulcncy amount a removed having conspicuouslyin mind its natural flowering and reseeding habits food value of the forage easily and least easily the conditionsunder which it is most how to bring other influences and destroyed by the stock and Independent the Utah Grand County government's tending to the -forage X Xf X ( RATES SUBSCRIPTION Three Months Six Months Year One ' (Payable In Advance) or toe KU production stockmen were debating acquiringexpert advice in the But that day is of their own lands and stock holdings are turning their thoughts past and the users of the public domain toward the solution of the problems of the preservation and more in ia(t utilization of these isolated lands which belong intensive these It I OREN Editor STATE 8tWASS8CIAIll)H TAYLOR Manager L and to their maximum long ago that farmers and accepting native pasturesup is not so of advisability the management or University scientific num of Northwestern Dr James T Case in the fight against cancer with to no one of reports encouraging results Every JidiuS five have passed until Conditions both among the livestock interests and also on the rarely years No cure eon greatly with different localities tha tan rtn no the Bui many cases orginally declared Hopeless treatment ranges themselves differ so to of Time! Minute certainty that certain grazing after radium where known of for three often years very symptoms cancer of the stock practices are harmful to the range and to the future The radium theory is simple enough ot weaker to prevent or as is too at the it always practicable expense interests not Cancerous growth thrives and grows the frugal man and wife the "Big Business" falls equally on many there is Radium applied to the concerous the case when the responsibiliy surrounding tissues of the Home is just as important as the "Big of matter shall bombarding with billions of destructiveparticles no or with conviction which herds one to say with authority Business''of Industry surrounding tissue be denied its It withers and the the rights and which shall force have weakens feasibilities at argumentative grounds for the are ground least bombarded gets the upper hand Thus there The punctualpayment of your family obligations which not of in reach Arthur Brisbane statement that there are too many stockmen and that the public your limited because so many cancers grow out necessary to maintain your All of the nationalforests in community Grand Junction Sentinel range is overgrazed even on many to fact that for the is in bringing attention the preliminary at will to college Berkeley And nothing so add prestige and SCENIC UTAH the agricultural your first time so far as known series of lectures on range management make it convenientto take care of your household California has announced T is that Mather director of national check account at bank The recent visit of Stephen and the further announcement though unofficial expenses than to have of to be established backing and Reserve funds Member Utahns from every quarter with the professorshipof range management parks and the rallying of Bank of the ederal Reserve System and means of making the Before the first lecture was'give class registration ot of the state to confer about ways California including twenty-five large number was made That the movement most of scenic Utah very encouraging sign and National Bank of Moab state rangers whose duties include livestock grazing problems irst has the official cognizance of the state administration was The Utah Agriculturalcollege has done much to permits Our of own Governor Mabey evidenced by the enthusiastic support of the Utah ranges and particularly to the utilization In Southeastern Utah" "'rhe Only National Bank association has been The aim of the seems to be threefold lines though this work the stockmen along these to advertise our scenic grandeurs to build adequate roads to them done very largely in connection with other livestock problems recently The Logan school now has an able specialist in range accommodations in the way of hotels and and to provide ample matters in R Becraft management Three bigger anti more urgent things could not possibly camps abundance Dr Arthur W Sampson plant ecologist in the United States be undertaken We have the scenery in profuse and varied well known to western stockmen has been little forest service and to that But so long known Nature has seen as MEMBER to lectures in the California of the give the range management outside populace EDER XL RESERVE by the majority of Utahns to say nothing felt in view of of and the peculiar intricate and vital SYSTEM fame and wealth no great good is coming to the state in the way of the many specific problems of range management that an viz thrills have not yet the product scenic but We have we increasing attention will be given the subject by these and other them accessible Utah must build done what of we could to make this the of at least working out Surely way some provide ample camping and colleges good roads to her wonderlands and of the range in the only possible manner along the routes and at the objectives the perplexing problems hostelry accommodations both by understanding the way out Until she has done that she will never reap good returns not by fighting the way out but Wordsworth's Study on her advertising Life in Moab Twenty AMOUS BROTHER O When traveler asked We cannot sing the praises of Utah's scenic attractionstoo MOAB MAN show him her the promise too alluring The wondrous things LATE Stories of servant loud or make be IN NEW This answered "Here adequately described DIES YORK Years Week study she within the confines of this state cannot Ago Scouts but his out Great bls library study Nature IflllSOtl there little danger of exaggeration or overstatement doors" - Thoreau Burton Hepburn financier has endowed this part of the mountain country with generosity A and died at New in thur economist Y'ork of U Schramm Scenic It truly the center scenic America- He © Western Newspaper Union City last week was struck by A mail route between Moab and An Old Dominion Philosopher Motorist bus and suffered compound fracture SIMON downward to the KENTON THE AMER1Richardson was advocated The road of the been right leg which brought on his crowded The CAN MAZEPPA Great plans were being formulated mace has always 76 of ago Mr SCHOOLS death He the land of "milk AND THE was years the horse road upward RETRENCHMENT for on March races Hepburn was brother of the Male the of lullin' Daniel honey'' inis plenty of elbow room Second only of to W Hepburn Moabf1 traveling played good - "Uncle" George who-e he once saved A troup of the (Deseret News) people who Boone - the died at this place about two - during week who years houses three nights Kentucky the have go that decided way- The letter sent out to district boardsof educationby the state ago after residing in this section for writtenof the annals been appointed Pin net in regard Simon Kenton Kenton was S Scharf had moml of instruction to and name superintendent public economy twenty years N postmaster Dewey vice King Virginian who served as scout in supervision timely and Alonzo Barton Hepburn was known Lord school maintenance and only and Dunmore's war shortly before Baok' on Right Track as banker financier Get contains suggestions that should help in considerablemeasure to not note patch In eally the outbreak of the Revolution andNo yoq in the hut nn cfonomisit The people of Grand Junction were matter how mtn state life meet the serious problems confronting every district he figured New who crossed over the mountains Into agitating some extend won't change its nature: matter erecting au mistake The time will be at hand soon when the question of budgets for the York state politics the back Bloody Ground" of smelter at that place right and go Better is answered most important Born in Colton N Y July 24 1846 right coming year will have to be search adventure His Rio ou left the A freight collision on the where from Middlebury there for him the To its was graduated Soon won You'll and better question and one that cannot be disposed of lightly Grande railroad near Cisco resulted College In 1875 he was elected to the of the Ibis Indians and no the' death of three trainmen ion'll earnest and thoughtful study must be given save heart aches state assembly where' he served until less thanhaired eight times to in was captured good plan for class relieve especially Every possible means must be taken some measure 1880 he became sunerinten-' and InniPfi Later rVinn!' Moore by them death and sentenced bellow the in from Indian creek and rep:rtheavy' financial burden under which the taxpayersot the dent of the banking department of with were In )778 Kenton two companions state state bank fall of and at the New York examiner el heavy there have been staggering during the past or so snow - state year and went north into Ohio to spy upon state comptroller of currency of the schools must not be Connell returned from southJoss Sticks tribe at war with the whites While S same time the efficiency and beusefulness After retiring' from active politics of cut down but the work the he went to New York City where lie) returning they herd of ern California Shorty said this coun-j Aconite atid camphor are the impaired Expenses must name upon try suited him as well as any and he: clpal chemicals used the miwufiie Superintendent Jensen became associated with several of thej It'dliin horses The Kentuckians schools must not be lowered in quality the help in of the HlLt'llULTl IV VUV of joss sticks The aconite servei suggestions will the district largest business corporations tuke'sotne animals UUUU1 VUUv ture has worked out number of that country He served as director on along as trophies of the successful Messrs Ingersoll and Orndorff of prevent ravages by' rats and boards to handle this apparent dilemma It is quite certain that the of the in Moab waiting for steady boards Banks' Trust and The Indians quickly Canton were camphor Insures if they will accept the letter in the spirit of its intention and irst National Bank the Wool slicks the theft and are burned T1L overtook the scouts the return trip of the steamboat when to put its suggestionsinto practice the schools under their Company American Car & Just they Ohio on which they intended goinp to crossed supplied by many odorifet' & before aroma will be Company Sears Roebuck administration much benefited oundry Green River river the luanufnrtV ous drugs used Company arid many others He was Briefly summarized the' superintendent'splans for reducing successively Kentuckians was killed Robert and Henry Diefendorf and of the One of the Third of work National Bank president vice another escaped but Kenton was taken Carl Lowmeyer Were down front Camp expenses without affecting unduly the high quality school president of the Pearls on California Coast of and that the number pupils City and of Tomasaki reported work on Increasing somewhat National Bank president prisoner are these: average Pearl oysters are extremely nnmefr proceed ng all win-' ous eliminationof the Chase National Bank "You stni Injun boss?" they tauntmine hadnf been of reduction in some high school classes along the coast Lower per teacher the rloorv ride Hepburn always maintained nw trixn xit ermur Mr fornla on the west side and reduction of the many waste in the expenditures for school supplies interest international County Superintendent Molyneux uable gems have been taken there on him school building program or each of these the superintendent'san active wild had called especially they the on citizens' mass meeting liedvoting-horse So smut mtnlly for and substantiationand though space here relations and 1018 many years letter has 'elaboration gave funds anti set free the for the purpose of calling the people's will not University of Tokio establish permit extended comment on them it should be said that He filially was the attention to the necessity of uniform taken from chair for the study of the history est the educational system Perhaps the suggestions'explanationsand arguments will commend horse's county The and hack more dead than alive constitution of the United States question of high school was also to fellow who nlmoat but first village the or As to the matter of salaries' Dr Jensen points out that He was made an officerof the Legion At Indians be baldness discussed quite the the over it they Condemned scout verge of considered wise business policy to pay for efficiency and probiilw Honor by the rench government reached hair will net was 1913 for his share As whole the teachersin Utah as in every other state reception in run the gantlet When the signa) than serve better loupe - Ka"sll! to official visitors given through the Your printing needs can be by New York rench Kenton sprung overpaid Nothing perhaps would so seriously no means by City Star are In the the World with and The following armed clubs in year war warriors material reduction salaries affect the morale of the schools as he chairman of council was appointed hatchets and reached the Every other means of economy' should be tried before this step to aid German children almost untouched' house his goal little more Hepburn was the author of Near taken Yet the scheduleof salaries might be made Mr Zanesfield preparations were and for magazine review on the but the proportionate fact that some teachersare getting paid many essays stake burn him finance and published mvie economics and arrival of the Simon Glrty "white more than other teachers equally of not more efficient two books - "The History of Coinage for of The important thing- however the patrons the and Currency" and renegade" who recognized Kenton as "ArtificialWaterways schools the and taxpayers to get unitedly behind their and Commercial Development" an old friend saved him parents He Ills freedom was Three was chairman of the currency boards and the state officers in an effort to meet the problems of of the American Bunkers' weeks later the Indians again voted The country has been the coming year in the' best possible way the time of organi-1 sociation from put him to death Again he was through very' trying periodof financial depression and there are zation He was of member friend- Chief Logan the many saved by It will hard times still ahead require the ungrudging help of all leading clubs the noted unitor Cayuga When to get In 1873 he married Miss Hattie jhe Sandsky maxmuni of results under the program of retrenchment towns acre reached the Make isher of St Vl died selections from big stock of Valentines Albans who your Indians held council and that will undoubtedly'be necessary Expenses must be trimmed once later more Everything from handsomely our several In 1887 he printed postcards to beautifully the dentil but the educationalwork for the youth of our state must not be married years for decreed penalty Kenton taking his wife Miss! was tied lithographed and embossed cards with envelopes to the tiike the in this all Jnr as permitted to decline quality To accomplish must give Emily Vt Eaton of Montpelier match a a it is Them Back L i a ot-ten it is T) substance it ' is is otwhich self-respect is a a a a is public-spirited a a surprisingly a is a increase educate state-wide until J engaged it is college g it is Worthworth's a ) master's to I It ‘ Is of is uu-1 I is ' a I hot a 1 I ' and to 3 a for -s to - life ' is self-denying all ' of in ! Rick- to J I retrenchment t in a ! is S i n 1 f ' -resigned a 1 'I b 1 oi in lo "Dark-and It a ot Kentucky in it lb l - trapk1-lime exploits ig : j plm-e i lie solution up i trie undying Still 1 in is M in- t'- a : UY "Xf to i 1 a i ' G- j a pein- a in resolved 4 ML to a mice I a expedition Com-pany to Ill discovered t a lie endeavor Undine -worth j tlie (lie is ‘ in j I theI i tel' hl --All Call 1)1 'ill r--- affairs in I in American-Japanese tothe It to a themselves is capacity a a a in in a for- j a I in a Lite is a nf t to of well-selected' in in a a a line-of supplied Times-Independent a a - committee is a it is a to I Valentines at is short-lived committee As-i its a Of Charm to a a if i a ' a re-i their aid They City RA NGE to : II made their home in New many years and had a at Ridgefield Conn York for torch British was being applied appeared and demanded the of tlieithis commander prisonerto at Detroit Kenton was kept captivein Detroit until 1779 when through the aid of an Indian trader's wife he escaped to Kentucky where he died In 1836 j (Salt Lake Tribune) Bull "There are too many' stockmen in the west" admitted speak-' Northumberland I'a- When bull party plcnickaddressing the woolgrowers in Salt Lake the other day and charge! down upon ers near here the other day is in grove greatly overgrazed" complains a writer national range dinner forgotten wild scram-' last of is was magazine weekBut the problem the range men not ble to StiPd reach safety matrons to few to be offered in select from among their numbers tried to climb trees others made efforts nor to reduce the individual herds below the numbers required effectual reach automobile economical convenient handling problem for most and Their great vans while some climbed Into the ara in this connectionis to reseed the grasses build up the pasturage Grover D Savidge Sunbury business rotate and regulate the grazing and otherwise so manage the eeized shovel and lient the until to still greater productionfrom animal over head as get soU range oral fanners who Im keen To this end the stockmen themselves have joined hands with arrived wit n! tin one another in many places on the public domain and the national forest service has for many years regulated the grazing within its jurisdiction contingent always on the more or less intense local Butter wrappers neatly and quickly demands Bankers and business men in general whose interests printed at The ofare enmeshed with those of the stockmen are also awake to the Spoils Picnic a a a cr at "the a of sacrifice MAKE 1 n a -man enraged fl e I Im'-iiu- - It it Canada's Land and Water Area total land of The area Canada Is 3603910 square miles: the total wit125755 square miles- that area Is water about equal plh-'-f-c" lr-x t- !-nc‘ ir'-i Indefinite When woman phones her husband that she will him see about five lie flnesn't know whether she means dollars he or o'clock but surmises thar It's both Exchange - d a to it EXCELLENT VALENTINES i In- Water Perfumes Candies ine a a tu a st Toilet a In a officer a surrender country house MANAGEMENT ' ler area Is Is the total Times-Independent - to one-half j wan the total turn of Saskatcbe-fice As a remembrance than a bottle on of ebruary perfume or nothing 11 a box i ' : SEE The OUR STOCK Moab of r' i in more appreciated chocolates TODAY Drug ‘Everything u is our delicious s' Company 1 T ( t details is Drugs'' ' |