Show page six THE RUSSIAN UNION WORKERS RAIDED NEW IN TIMES-INDEPENDENT UTAH MOAB 1 YORK SPRING SAYS ! CLIP CENTS 15 AT nAS I WILL SELL With ( N0T Our WEAPON Contrary is not an SAY'S URC to tTn inhuman? S0Jelief ga5 m to of according a terday by General March"1 nve baS1'6?6 who died on the fle M rom gas cannot be ti? MUte' tioir of gas fr°m necessary w those who died f ronbJlleu1186 deatli j11111 explosives" the gener-1 M yest£-the yes-number wool Half-blood sell j the on cents a pound E range for se cnty-five Mr and Mrs W Bush in uoii are an next spring nccoritarg to an opinion loni tllc" humo " nr m Utah W on expnssed a few few days ago by S misimss Mr Bush is disposing of McClure secret:iaiy of the National iTs Woolgrowvrs' association and the interests in this section - ruita outlook ijr g od wool prices is niC()r Giand Junction Sentinel proving every day iast tne wool weex eastern rnarKCt lyUiioHi nr to Moab ad-1ii experienced a boom and prices vanced somewhat It is reported that (ny on business his daughter Mrs more wool changed hands in Boston Dennis Baldwin returned with liim to last week than during any previous pend Thanksgiving-Green River 1914 the week since except during IHlspatcll auction sales A strong demand cas developed for Three hundred thousand lbs of My-i inree-eignts-bioou wool tne grade honey left Price the which is most commonly produced in other day The fine wools says Dr hound for New Y ork City from where the west be shipped McClure are II nnpt to rn London practicallyCAllUUOLCl exhausted itUiewwill England II 'Vnnrinn ‘uv unlddll price paid and attention is being directed to was around 16 cents and ths Is a point in - Myton Tree Press coarserof wools this part favor of the country Notwithstandingthe fact that thc An aviator Hew from Cleveland to 11 ITlk O Jersey City at the rate of 125 miles Ml DUV1 111 tnu UIIJIUAI OLilLCSi 'KWfi is large Dr McClure expresses the an hour without stonninond '111111011 ar tne iz alcohol for motive power in w Where did he get tTl higher than last year's clin Hu it? are tnose who say mure will sell high ('at has better grades as alcohol no sustaining force as 75 cents a pound next How far could he have flown on spark spring on ling water? - Helper Times f -J ' i U ' L I will : u 1 1 ‘lay j ' i r t i known2that in the before men can be gottwi tn°'Cuntri‘-tai is a h°sPi-ector obtained by cloud attacks with oniv ?‘'S and P1death on the battle fie hl J''1 occasional General March said 'that fr careful examination of battle nJ0® Ualty statistics he had reached th that C°ncla-deaths sion although the percentageof from gas was i -'uuuiucs Sag is that i j "it American ExpeditionaSV ase y A rce it was very small ThUhi? pattributed to the fact i j o-?0 j i i a I j I k 1 I 1 1 S 4 v i of her 1 ffectlVe weapons because of the ge num' of which can hP tcmP°rarily men out of action by it 1 t put I i l Ctf-flllr t- i flllts and tons of " I yw in radical V()1k lllt( i( b(en llail - c literiilure L seized 1 - ! imn i sireei 4 ID ili on I hundred '‘keis ! Two 1:"ssla" '1 : M"1 " -inl I U S SHIPPING BOARD PLANS BIG INCREASE dergoing v M W Morse B leaj ???n Joseph Beeson plan w to Mendoni nd days on a prospecting Irin t? San Juan county wii)1' Thcv 5° oyerland down the Green aniHV? SolS rivers to Hite the d°-fl d0 that point and cross return to ththc vicinity of Bluff f c-rn (natural repairs including the revegetation About twenty-five ships will vessels constructed for use as Y'andow is proving himself some tiansports durng the war They ON THE OREST RANGES DIPPING O SHEEP Jail bleaker as well as a around 9000 deadweight tons check nasrefusedtn nmimnnnv oi:r The New York-Buenos MADE COMPULSORY' ser Aires Line mail M announced to begin its sailings Dec ollowing a recommendation of the Li i?"1 15 will be the il first of the L an P°lte-n " " passenger Lke o In order to preserve the forage and Utah livestock board indorsed by Dr b °A t'leIoab JalI lines a"'l planned by the shipping board L thid Murray inspectorin charge of the bo- jH the lines be stabilize ast Other are to livestock industry to Li lePorts-Cortez established in the reau of animal industry in near future greatest extent possible the range for new' ruling has been announced by the age cannot be grazed with safetvvenr forestry ofservice in regard to the map of °f lvp Soutleastcrn wnVr088' S?°?k °ver the mission livestock the forest unless the is alter year cropping upon so slope is predicted by stock Utah showing sections and town adjusted as to permit the vegetation eserves next spring'off ccspIt °1' a fall of heavy AU sheep are the now res rv5 to get an occasional rest during the Lorls ships of Grand and b±:C !i!ey Cau J'ck next J & Pn May imrtc fi''wti San Juan coun giowing period from nil orage plants which uhu vuku over tne slope mt) jnusc oe thoroughly that much thoseNwhJb tnb 1° stock ties !00k °V(Lr your natives remained in the together with valuable infor are grazed year after year regardless dipped Supervisors of reserves wiil say high and select altitudes nd there is of lo pass now favorlu1?? 6 cnkrged- An enlargment from season of growth soon die from make arrangements upon thor-cughness of possibilityof getting them out mationfor the home-seeker and oil some of 7vour favonte fllms would make an ideal actual starvation or produce precautions taken and only a they will perish from hunger gift Christmas issue small amountof weak growing forage permit to stock owners - Grand It is Juction Sentinel locator The most common causes of forage tle to bealso reeommendodtW nil net Good enlargmcnts is ranged on the reserves next our long suit destruction are (1) too heavy grazing Judge George Christensen retunred vaccinated for anthrax and (11) year be pasturing stock too early in the black leg It is probable that an order from holding court at Moab and Monticello I season and (3) grazing too frequently to this effect will also Sunday but Reporter be during the growing made M Alder was taken ill and had to rank 104 In the improvement ofseason proceed worn-out to his home Utah at Manti jury The was miges one 01 tne important problems IT'S UP TO UNIONS excused until next is to distribute the Monday and the is the only stock so that each few accurate map ever of the a minor matter before portion bear its Union labor will have to eliminate court heard to range will his home to eat proceeding turkey snare of early cropping and in turn from leadershipthe socialistswho are of this section and is he calendar is will be far easily from cleaned up protected until the forage using the organizations for the main the need dna for plants have ripened their seeds of another judge grows political ends worth many times the price asked suffer lo accomplish this moie apparent 1 disruption if not destructionor Those News-Advocate every day - a system of grazing known as "deferred and rotation who seek to use the labor unions as has a grazing-" been developed the nieans of coercing or injuring people of I which are publish!d in Dept in general are the worst enemies of of Agriculture bulletin NT QI organized labor and the bof- ivmi By Order of Public Utilities Commission caP ot tins clearly those who would destroy union nviiun investigation showed ¥ Times-Independent other things that the removal bor if they could-National among uanaruff ot the Renubli herbage year after year dur- can canParty Line Residence NWoriu sgreatestremedy ing the early part of the growing ?i seaS5 ZlDtl nnlv nna or Party the Line Business weakens son plants delays reSeOO GOLD BOND V Phone Moab 21R1 f°r sumption of growth for that Private advances 'he the Line Residence good inhtitr UTAH time of maturity and prn(n decreases Private seed Line Business production and the fertility oi o'nn the Party seed Line Ranch within rfOll Mlrn - r ctintj ainu titar Vij bi two miles of town ought out that grazing after seed limits maturity in no way interfires with X r - - of "t w Party the production Line Ranch outside forage and a fertile two mile limit and seed The thiu crop study showed not more than eight miles deterred grazing fan Lp 11 n orl niton 200 tically whereverample water facilities lor stock exist or may be developed In applying the deferred and rota-' tlOfl VS tom n(rraiinn L muse seri ? ously v depleted portion Lne of the range J N CORBIN Manager is selected first and is not grazed until after seed maturity While thia area is being reseeded the remainder will be grazed during the early part the ot season before seed the area After which I grazing has been deferredupon is rested-1 ed second area is selected Th ? first reserved area is then grazed mod? eiately before seed maturity so as to I injure the young seedling plants as little as possible By the adoption of this method there is no of necessity the reducing of stock 1 number grazed while the io revetretatori Aft using Y the entire Alter 1 11 allotment has been resewipfl reseeded late wv uuuh or deferred grazing is alternated first on kw one area and then on another l‘° the fac thai You will find $ in order to give the inis something appealing at vegetation a soda our bieathing spell as is C &SS Savings Depart fountain X were - a chance ment We receive on to and nrod recouperate On"fa :?CC°Unts any anount amount of fertileseed from which from one dollar up semEn new aCC°Unt We com' We still make that delicious ice cream- and sell $ plants may come Pound the interest o lots of it Miss y' adding the intr-of in Marjory Goodman Wafi est to spite of these frosty the account withn rival t:r mornings Wcdnesdnv Von iniff fromnn Sn!t tr°UbIe °n the the depos tor Lake City to scend the Part 'ivinir And we also have those delectable hot drinks Y vacation with her family She Ma(7‘ " on turned Sunday to resume her She retap at all time W thdrawn m whole or studies 105 tn part at at the University of Utah any time Leviathan be It is announced in Washingtonthat plans of the shipping board for th establishment of passenger lines on all important ocean routes call for fleet of about sixty liners Half of them will be German ships formerly used as army transports and now un 1 i I average i J 1 1 e 1 I - Z I h t a f t MAPS 1 r i Ilt-ih I ‘ ' : 1 Up-to-date -id u ( e Enlargements i ‘ i XX? 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The atmosphere these Indian Hava i3ta just right for ideal negatives sumuayg A into the hills these bracing fall days will do a world of good and you will get pictures be money Rrn i some proud of anything you may need in the way of kodaks developing and printing materials or ""j in tuv piiuiugrapnicline we are at your I y I I X Y Drug! mA I ' GV dm A Z ? ''$' fess- ‘7? 'A V in Drugs' X " x ‘ King Alfonso Sublet commission e - NCJIMHKSR ' of Spain upon ilis re-Y the hlstnric 0 battlefields snown ny Marshal Petain through great network of trenches near Ver-uun i??1 vvUK My i Vislt I ' s a "Everything a for the day of y keep in a"l-‘-more COnste"‘ly making a need plZslJ when oth would be savings account the rainy S0Urc to with Moab CaM us I I Stat B The £L-n 5 ' tinleresl I I any-tmnor or open I'WSfWWIH tdJilB t d day We v service th'y ' ? -'-Li to films that until rXXTnSlX t do' XX VERDUN I ' I MIDLAND Bank With a Heart" and |