Show THE OWL THE A Consolidation Issued of Every Entered as Grand Valley Times the at Thursday Second Under class the Moab and the 3 1920' of the Utah Postoffice at 8 Moab who are watch-ling closely trend of afairs in this country now realize that matters are reaching the showdown stage Citizens Independent Grand County Matter at the Act of March JUNE SHOWDOWN THE TIMES-INDEPENDENT THURSDAY UTAH MOAB TIMES-INDEPENDENT andthat daywhen Moab we 1879 are fast approachingthe there will again be more men than jobs Already some of the larger SUBSCRIPTION RATES factoriesin this country are letting Payable In Advance oft Detroit has commenced to men Three Months (feel it alout her auto factories and in 00 Six Months be (Cleveland 0 there are said to One Year $200 (thirty thousand out of jobs The men due to manufactun rs declare it is LOREN L TAYLOR Editor their inability to get coal in sufficient or mu W quantities and they add that constant run STATE WLSS ASSOCIATE E STRONG Manager and turmoil strikes railroad among 1920 their business unset JUNE employes keep MOAB UTAH THURSDAY tled for coal is up The cry going from SUSPICIOUS no prospectof salariesin keeping with the labors performed and the result will every community be that coal will Let's get soon be given the Every time Moab man undertakes down to plain common of all lines of railroad and right on do way sense something else than some worthy project in the communcommodities will be ity there are the suspicious onea talk who about it Let's inform the legask: That means ether and that means manu-' "What does he get out of it?" islature and the school boards that sidetracked articles be will not moved just if did be to factured as nobody ever anything money must forthcoming pay factories must Let's without an ulterior or selfish motive the teacherliving wages show If they are not moved factories slow when public improvement of some the members of this great honorable slow down and A for kind is down it means work smaller proposed and a certain eleprofession that we appreciate their of people ment sets up the cry: "Somebodyis value to the community in particular number and the The country must end its wild orgy going to get something out of it" world in general It of A at a sacriget over the old belief that extravagance must cut out accepts an office Let's man fice devote itself to the prothinking he can help the people it is possible to hire good teachers luxuries and duction and distribution of essentials jf the community and some fellow at bargain prices The warning has been often sounded speaks up and says: Oh well heTl but not heeded We must heed now in get a good deal more out of it MAKING US SMILE whether we want to or not We have some way than the salary'' And when this (done our dancing in country - if it wasn'tso foolish as to be funny fellow makes a donation to some now we must prepare to pay the worthy cause his motive is suspicion- we'd actually lose patience with the and ed ad for the fiddler and questioned who turns in an man who do paper with the announcementthat he The suspicious- the ones the questioning - are the ones who is giving it to us "just to help us A THING O THE PAST along" And yet every now and then deserve to be suspected - not the one Come to think of it the they are "knocking" Where a man (we run across the fellow who has not visit is ioned neighborly almost a suspects selfish motives in another 'learned that advertising is the best Moab he knows women do deep down in his own heart protection he can have against failure thing of the past few not "run in" and hours that he has in in spend a selfish motives most business with a neighbor as was formerly the everything that he docs There are Take any prosperous retail concern 'practice lot of Where a visit is made at all righteous people in this old in this country as an example and ask a they bow are formal affairs and in world doing all they can for the betterment 'the proprietorif he advertises to help visiting instances with cards of the many human race - helping ithc editor or himself Take the merchant be they deposited somewhere about the all of us in can Money who is content to go ahead sell-ing fo every way house and discovered after the guest is not their the of main object in life - amount goods today same depared They are not the which cannot be understood by those he did ten years ago and you'll find has neighborly visits of other whose object in life is money There he is standing still simply because he are public officials as honest as anybody 'is too shallow to see that advertising days else and Those neighborly visits were not doctors who do more helps the advertiser far more than the of time The visitor usually charity work than they do work for publisher If advertising only helped work" along with her are paid - and lawyers the publishers then American mer-chants brought "her which they and the of two them sat down and and merchants and manufacturers are the most charitable people their in for they maintain talked over sewing knitting or things view than on earth thousands who have other of Gossip there was of and piling up wealth Yet nowithstanding magazines and let crocheting newspapers of the harmless the people of loose of millions of dollars annually course but it was great number of kind It the this kind they could keep in nature of there are still those who are their pocket othwas more in an exchange of news and rumors than always ready with that suspicious erwise evil reports and question: "What does he get out out The day when that old question he circulationof of it?" "does it pay to advertise" was sprung (there was real value in such an ex-1 It the has Change relieved passed with the coach and women won-J stage and five-cent the derfully helped a hundred Today sensible ways sugar TEACHERS bring rest and comfort into their asks himself "does it pay not to man Now the bridge game and Every citizen of Moab understands advertise in every Issue of the paper tired lives the the afternoon-tea the place importance of having that to the hove taken goes people upon whom of the neghborly visit and their power for good in must depend for trade'' No sane man They are not well enjoyable because there isn't the known to advertises today in a any community is too newspaper just ul be debated here admits to help somebody out Everyone but to keep his social air the neighbrly spir't of and that the genuine love that marked future of this country depends business out of the hands of the sherthe old-time visits call But we car upon the ability of our teachers iff The truth was never more plainly cisAnd yet the fact remains that the spoken than when someone said there them back again Swift-moving shall paid living the they teachers are not is only in United tomes have decreed that go wages one business be that they7 They are at this time paid less than the thankful States that can get along without But we can worker in the ditch or the advertising and make money without can't be erased from memory that twe can't be robbed of the joy it still and tre people are result is that advertising- to go ahead teaching There is And that is the United States mint hffords us to recall them a shortage of teachers all over the and WORLD'S PRECIOUS country and LARGEST young jnen women If you want to see Moab men IN are refusing to prepare themselves drop their proserous some look just STONE DISCOVERED INDIA pre for this profession because there is mt them with a bill The largest precious stone in the discovered world's history recently wascable £ in 4- -- Burma according to from - - -- - -- - - Bombay It is a sapphire and weighs five 11000 carats or more than the Coming Regular Program Week pounds avoirdupois The discovery or of the second largest precious stone since kept secret 1917 was announced last fall It is a black opal found 5 in and 256G Nevada weighs carats or more than a pound The Cullinan diamond which in the rough weighed 3025 carats was the second stone aS far as weight was concerned The opal is larger in size having a bulk of twenty-one cubic inches while the Cullinan was of fifteen cubic inches The cable from Bombay did not say where the giant sapphire was found but A thrillingstory of the war presumably it was discovered in the Jllogok district the river on Beras in upper Burma where the world's richest ruby and 'sapphire niines are located It is eight inches long and in the rough is valued at from $175000 to A bid for the opal of $250000 new' $250000 has been reported The Cullinan IN diamond in the rough sold for $1000000 The price place on the sapphire seems extremely low and it is not would indicate flawies There seems no doubt that this immense In which this celebrated star does some splendid work sapphire to find a market will have to be cut up into numerous small gems - Brooklyn Eagle z -TO J the is interesting to note that among earlier Buick Valve-in-Head motor cars of there are still hundreds manufactured service This these Models in active daily stamina consistent endurance wonderful - - is established and performance so well become maintained that the Buick car ha definite standard of motor car value IT 3 THE i a 1 i j a " I Buick owners- Prospective purchasers- that these public find and the exacting enviable Buick assets are the basis for the Buick reputation of the car unusual efficiency quality and today this - Buick is found only in the performance i j j a i 1 i j Valve-in-Head j I I 1 I i t ! motor Valve-in-Head i car i i I ! 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You'llbe glad you came to see it One I Ides "THE HOME Theater O PARAMOUNT-ARTCRAT" WHO BUT A CLOTHES BARBER OR 4 Back ' is of every strength of member bank in the ederal Reserve System organized banking resourcesof the country the Ly dealing with Reserve System the COULD BUY DAUGHTERS? to j Junction TNews) Ben March wife and four daughters arrived in the city yesterday morning in their car to spend a few days here attending the' numerous interesting events occurring in the city during the week Mr and Mrs March are well known in this city Mr March having for several years been barber in the Y 51 C A when they were operating R barber shop in the basement of the building (Grand the j to you bank which is system's facilities this member of the ederal and resources are available you- virtually just across the street What is this worth in giving confidenceas to the stability of your banking a arrangements? j i Mr and Mrs B II March Mrs Leona Duncan Mrs Alta Tangren John E Brown and daughter Miss Veva Misses Ida Larsen and Louie and Mamie Bliss were among those last of the who returned the week from Grand Junction where they the " race meeting attended ' irst National Bank of Moab |