Show Thursday PAGE Life Years where The Twenty This Ago to District court was next Tuesday Week meet ’ of r 0Salt u Messrs Graham and Nielsontally ke Republican Lake spoke Dr Williams had his Jriur drug nimv sioie May the in ' a at ps- established V building X O L V Conditions Industrial ind Visitors American O Improving Steadily England in ShirtWaists w HIGH EVERYWHERE PRICES The successful candidates announc XHtH STI DENTS WIN ed a free dance to the people oi me IN TRACK EVENTS county Too Than The delegation of pupils and teachers But Taxes Are Hiaher Taylor and W Watts A A high school Elsewhere In the World— London to Kansas City from the Grand county turned from Crowded — How It Hotels Are with riday to comsheep who went to Blanding Looks to Visitors from the pletein athletic events returned Tuesday Sam McGraw was down the basin and reported the camp to be reporting having had a most enllnaneial and London— Economic very active riinu InrthiriAH in the party uiniv UVUU1C conditions are steadily three students and Harry Montgomery and wife were were twenty in England but are still Mill some niirhers down from creeK bringing long very way from being normal of ore fine samples honor) Strikes are the bane fjJ progress here banquet in Blanding gave a M Shafer had been of the Moab delegation and the boys in these days for more pay County Clerk Demands busy election material and girls getting out the the and homes of shorter hours follow each other were taken to to the various precincts the Miiious and the treated in quick succession from Blanding students labor The trouble in the Moab of The registration two of brunches organized A great spirit follow the districts for election was as follows: most hospitably manifested is that less efficiencyseems to between 8 105 friendship 150 was tlie No No granting of each demand — — the shools two the big industrial one all ot The Gold basin companythe had ore the track meet Moab In won erection the rm n settles with one section of enough in sight to justify Robert and Cecil Thornp-son iuMill juir events vw ruU of a mill the its following year took first and third places res-1 employees by incrcuMHsivo In another section of the dash Robert from pectively in the owler brought down M took first nil and L uller and HU the the workers change goes Railrichest ore Thomson Miner’s basin some of In the 100-yard again that ever third respectively around Then It begins came out of the mountains in race The school won first place fares have been increased50 per and uller way three thousand the L Between two the team being: relay race in the lust three years boxes of fine apples had been shipped Robert Thomson cent Don Johnson is to be added 5t per cent from the valley by J P Miller and R and Cecil Thomson In the broad toanother tlie et increased cost of opera1) Westwood Cecil Thomson was winner He tlon jump tied rolling stock however hns the high New jump He cleared Mining company also has The Mt Toniaski he service been been constructed ami time and it fell after had on their the pole one driven 200thefeet of tunnel able last yetii and no one Improved considerablyin the fares at head of Mill creek had was property gone over the high and again and In spite of to clear it during the season kAtfCt T (1AY11 dropping of excursion rates the trains ‘j( Tnlin 4 anj jn Martin brought the election 12 core o are packed in every direction 11 Joseph Incfinh valley returns from Castle tm j “2-I-the — Biamnng noys won basketball Hotels Crowded and E E Are from West water Harris The Moab boys did jgy score has an extra million Campbell from Cisco well London still against rivals so much drifted there dining in shown up greater in age and size and feel sure population andwhich Thn nnnle worm had erowd-' the hotels are so time and it rtf’ o the war for the first they can (io miu-u uuclvi Moab was that aun have not rebe of consistent training ed that who that taken winter strangers urged prompt action return to to drive Al 1t1 nn bro lei 011 their sprve( to exterminate the pests rooms frequently have Y— A the iireoniinotln-tlon Moab Mondav night high school for seeking about hours B Hammond delegation The infant child of treated Mrs for royally bigli especially was died Prices are during the week The child had Allred a former resident of Americans whom a part of tlie population not since the death of its Wilson been well entertained the crowd at a dinner Moab regard ns traveling mother a few weeks previously A dance was given at seems to party out large ulw ays ready to hand and Vice President banks’ night President McKinley by the The hotel the spirit shown sums when called Roosevelt swept the country at Emm r roiH inv -j ?nirt well as the to Americans charges $10 neighboring towns as best known Tuesday’s election reeiving the greatbath cal the visit only the beef day for ami school a plurality ever given in the history was room without that closer association ip atnthe ginningandof social New Yorkers staying there assert countv and letic affairs many them $2-1 day lor lodging it costs and ollivci Hatch Joseph visits will be made Ixirenzo oca mnrp meals and tips boys charged fathers of two of the urjn the ptesent school term Vlfili practically everywhere HTV Wf TO Women smoke Uk lit-HIV W since tint Some of the here from Vernal ami secured bail for war special G C Wolfle superintendent of the brands the in young men Vista Copper company was his more daring now have Culm for their Buena of cigars imported from stopping off on Ed C Dustin representing a fruit Moab yesterday publicly in theaters tint! use smoke them commission house was in Moab to way to the Big Indian mine and restaurants In the streets bought receive apples whichthehe had D Uu ronnrlnd Monh nnnlcs R Westwood is down from his Englishmen have become quite to ranch at old La Sal to excel any he had ever seen else-i having women ask them i 1 SALE SPECIAL A-Neff Moab in - (f SLOWLY GETTING BACKTO NORMAL ) the returns from throughout indicatcounty on Tuesday’s election candi-1 ed that the following county elected: Representi-tive dates had been P A Mohr Dem Commissioners J T Loveridge and J IL Shafer Thomson Dem Asheriff Reps and R J A J Young bcm L clerk L Crapo Dein attorney A let Manville Rep treasurer R R CHmpbell) Dem The received was not majorily ea(h the Iir ruuilll as result in Cisco was 1— known V doubtful until the official count 1920 4 ““ ZL i Moab in November MOABJJTAH TIMES-INDEPENDENT THE TWO retrip a j industrial hn-proving w a ) j I Immediately ' $325 Waists Voile 1 value $2 now f L 50-yard t a r u u-1 I Organdy Waists $425 Tub Waists $6 Silk CeorgetteWaists value value $3 now $950 value $850 value L ' $3 now now $700 now $4 ‘ ( t f i e y I i re-mnvknhlv I Georgette Waists Georgette Waists 1 ) j U L n j L L z Z zx za — $15 value $11 and $10 now ' 10-est a n ) ’ ‘ a I i i j V V V v- V jz ! ! i CO & MARTIN COOPER - ’ accustomed I for "t i light a emancipated Englishwoman tins territory to mill's such invaded tlie links ami an extent Hint on tlie golffind notices in hotels you sometimes Litis posted which lend have been is tor gentlemen room reserved smoking only” obnt’con asserted recently One times that women now purchase three and as men as some many cigarettes new tax are taking to pities Sincetlietfuaiity of into tlie has force come lias as deteriorated cigarette tobacco very iimf of clears except tlie high priced ones Heavily Taxed Nation Most probably more English people are nation in heavily taxed than any other the world at the present time but protests not complain of this are heard against arbitrary methods adopted by the government In dealing and against the with excess profits goes on in many waste which still ood is dear and 'ery of butter and scarcity there is still so Many people have become sugar accustomed to going without the hitler dispense during the war that they now well with it altogether which is as from the point of view of economy and pound now sugar costs 30 cents On June 15 threatens to go higher to the instructed not bakers were It make any more white bread and Is considered possible that bread cards 1 will again be issued before Christmas of grain from Russia the big supplies to promised by the soviet government be 1 Lloyd George having proved to purely mythical In London housing problem The all the large cities In ll and In fact in serious and the suggestion England Is very that the authoritiestake over all empty houses as they did in some towns during the war Is being agitat ed apparel hats and wearing Shoes generall are very dear The Defense of the Realm in Act — for short— is still force called Dora in England so It is impossible to buy candy cigars tobacco matches books 8 and great things after other many The jsk (hr That Reasons Prices Lumber Will Higher Go Than Rather Lower SECOND— Labor of Now of cost 111 everything L xt item wages is the chiefnot mill been reduced nor can they be the workers’ — wages have until there is a reduction of wages all over the country theand there be of United will have to readjustment finances throughout a States before this can happen It seems a long way off at present i — e THIRD— Hom likelihood of a scarcity of supply seems to be every cent of the mills closed down for the noli to seventy-five per repairs closed until much-needed day season they andwill remain safe will not it is to say many have been made reopen unless the demand is good and the market strong It murt be remembered that of the too mills that will continue running many are “cargo" mills devoted almost entirely to cutting lumber for export of foreign trade only There fifty OURTH— Railroad freights are to be advanced shortly which of course If advance in the cost of all lumber snipped you are means toan build there must be a logical time to buy your material going Does not it appear to be NOW? NOW a complete stock of We are fortunate in having on hand all building materials such plasters cement sash and as lumber lath long as present doors roofing builders hardware and inpaints and as prices Also just received a stock costs will make NO theADVANCE best wall board on the market instead of carload of Blaster board lath and piaster Call and inspect this board at once V J LUMBER BUSH R i s CO A’ A I Emhkm 'IKK Rl t i Prices are higher than they production were some that into the production of lumber years ago but everything logs goes all cost three or four times as supplies — of fact — machinery they did is As a matter lumber now being sold much as at nearly the cost of production cost (5 I t ’ - IRST— The Thinking or J y I V 1 ' 1 y Satisfalujn — 6 I "I T — -ri power the satisfyingperformance and striking utility value that have characterized Buick models for two decades arc again the dominant features of the new Nineteen Twenty One Buick Series THE Theylu e) ' I? the departments with this striking serviceability arc beauty of rounded lines and the comfort of roominess and smooth riding which affords the utmost satisfaction Combined a ‘ or a those desiring every refinement with general utility the Passenger Sedan Seven Authorized with is of appointment new Buick admirably fitted Buick Service everywhere Buick owners Prices of the Model Tweftty ModelTwenty ModelTwenty ModelTwenty Model Twenty Model Twenty Medel Twenty New Buick Otte-orty our ive lii Seven Eirht Nine Ooe-orty Otte-orty One-orty One-orty One-orty cooperates Nineteen Twenty Series 4 three Mwaftr car five paMcntercar four puMtAftrttmye five paevenftr tedan fovr paaatHfrr eoapa tw J r ms IVH nii iNXI 1 7V 206! 12V! One-ifty rv li'' 0 N ' Pit i : 1 I Bi 1 I y ail j J Jw n a LET p THE ATTEND YOUR TO Complete WORK LAUNDRY Electrical IRST CLASS WORK m permitted houses (saloons) are Intoxicating liquors he-1 and 2:30 p tn between 6 and tn which is two hour for selling after the closing lime hours are strictlj chocolate These the yet observed those engaged in retail liquor trade are making more) ever did before on money than they high prices the and the account of short drinking hours disappeared Khaki uniforms have and the maimed from streets on can no longer be seen been crutches Most of these have artificial furnished with arms and legs and 1 1 provided with jobs in government offices and banks The women have left their war jobs on the motor ‘cars but and there buses street few In the a booking offices of England gradually h the railways ginning to look normal Public to LAUNDRY ELECTRIC MOAB I EACH W’EEK Equipment GUARANTEED tween 1 i ) sell i 12 and 10 p I ex-soldiers Our MRS Prices HELEN Are M PROPRIETOR Moderate PREWER aretill 1 THE MOAB WHEN BETTER AUTOMOBILES GARAGE COMPANY he AKE BUILT BUICK WILL ! 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