| Show THURSDAY YjSjm MA 4 the TLMES-1M)EPEMEMT MOAB TeGION Localand AMERICAN Personal HAVE UTAH :3 IVfcM'i PAGE '7H TO UNIQUE t CAMPAIGN Western Colorado's The American Legion will hold a for The new members the week WEATHER REPORT Somerville residence on Main oicampaign17-22 street that sold the last of the May will be ‘‘different'' was the by are meteorological the week ollowing Miss Jennie Soinervil 'lhe great American public which L the owner k branch weather to observationsthe U Attorney George A S of Constantino' has been the "drivee" in so many indepartment of The consideration is understood to tensive efforts of the last Moab lor the 'week have been $4500 rieultun1 for 1920 several J years has cultivated a fine taste in ending Mlv 12 I'Ow Prec High It has campaigns $ Date C nUle N‘ Ta-vlor a"d come to be able 10 good 77 OR daughter returned yesterday to their to spot drive from one that is Thursday home 7 82 43 OR north of Mark Col0 It can riday a L-r puuriy Handled distinguish 81 spending ten days in Moab '' 47 OR Saturday It 2 points of variety in a campaign 81 CR has become a connoisseur in appeal 4 MiMrgirL' lK'Vk10 PC Sllllla-V w'th Monday 47 Mi lhe public then will be 11 70 05 PC Knk who is SPCnt his quick to A Tsd:iV now lnovin 75 p herds to the BGok summer t 42 CR recognize lhe essential difference of Wednesday 12 range this Hom Thompson j MOORE American Legion effort ETHEL Cooperative Observer In the first place it is not a "drive" Al'ose B'ehanl R Lyman ami Dr but a "push" Back in the dim days of eton of Salt Uke W were the early war Moab Thursday night and gave business m lecture publicity experts bor-lowed Charles Redd of Ia Sal is here a at the L D visitor in town a m the Word "drive" Thursday Thev WiiTca An from the slang A W'lV Ta of the day Hdi nn "J lv' Every one Imr went out after visitor A a Moab tu rtiwiKi conference Branson was George early 'something 1U into the easy habit of t part of the the week Mr and Mrs Lincoln Joy who have calling it his campaign a "drive" Then when for Li fi time LL came vitiJCT 1O1 the Kiu men to wiWl ineir men who Mr and Mrs W kf nn inc-1 laughter really w vmimv Born Saturday what a war "drive" was boy wtheir Husn Of Uns place returned to go outknew after nexs Gordon members for their t 5 to ruita home at Sunday they legion found that the word worn to Mr and drive" cin Mrs was as nunchless as a blank A Born Tuesday night II K O f) boy 4 hitrhnw aiiu rup P iwr irn had to dig Y Joseph Tibbettsa pound pftrnv they themin town4U1MVJ today are They had been to Uiselves up a new word San Innn :n Ji ami will leave for their campaign a and ‘push": which is a MrsGeo daughter Thompsons rrmrUvr this W Johnson $ evening deal like great a "drive" except that Clair left for Iji Sal Saturday it goesandfartherin implying relentless William Cooley came down from effort resistlessforce Sprankle is down from La Sal his E ranch in valli uaj m CHUD IHU -few uatuir gUllelUi on business to spend days m town on busipublic should he quick KIUUV realize is to reSH‘ that they the public will C members Mrs J Wilcox Mr and and JL not be called on to contribute anvdaughter Hilda left for La Sal riday David Bain! V returned the last of thing except good will Positively Ao tne week from month's vacation money contributions will be expected left for La Sal Ralph Taylor at his Mrs spent home in Kansas He has JL or received for the them They will be the last of the week summer resumed his position as truck driver expected to from t exhibit their friendship the Moab Garage company but not their checkbooks Mrs J II Bankhead and son' Loyd Only three million men are A left for Sal Saturday for a jshort E B Emrich geologistfor the Car- eligible tosome take benefit i active of the stay ter Oil company went to Grand JuneLegion campaign The organization uie iisi 01 tne week returning Monday and now has enrolled more than a million Raisley AV Howard W Mr Emrich will leave this week and half anil a former service 4 for the San men Strong left 'Tuesday on a business trip Juan fields to Price women leaving some three million returning yesterday who can belong but who do not Irand Mrs Perry A and The "push" then is aimed directly Kendrick Levi arrived from Green children passed through Mo-ihClark Mon at this of the minority All j River Monday returning home Tues- day en route to Thompsons from the ed efforts of the million and a combinhalf of day Bluff oil fields their fellows will be devoted to bringA ing the J absent into the fold Which H K Thurber passed through Moab R of 'Albert: Lyman will that will have means every legionnaire Wednesday on his way' to Monticello move to Monticello and Blanding take charge to take on and convince two comrades will look where he of the San after the Hyde Juan Record according to J Only about one man in twenty is uranium claims an announcementby that paper H eligible to join the Legion It is perEE Blake will continue to be connected fectly safe to say that hundreds of Roy Blke returned last week 'from with lhe Record thousands of loyal Americans would Akron Ohio where he had been give a good deal if tehv were eligible school He left for Monticello San Juan county will proceed with by reason of active army or riday the naw into construction of its courthouse ir marine corps service to corps come A L L 11n' iHiiiiis riu'iirn mH " UI 11C DC111U But thev cannot and it t It bad been Uss Artie Harcman arrived Sun-' the sum of $30000 iivviun the is onlv the three million who are priV rnni hnvt H KHJ l( r VPrr 'ninzL LU HlctlKt ‘L Bin to take of the VUIJUUA rni rt inKn vileged advantage her with her this home parents Mr' and bond funds to post mad work but "push" lle Li rvin nas peen aecided against by lhe eomSUCCESS Dr E M Ryap otruita arrived missioner Spring - f i t 1 j Race Meeting d-m4t I ! a ' I 7 8 Grand I i - 5 Junction Colorado - I ' I s MAY ' ' x a f n l 1 I v 1 4 L 27-28 1920 1 i- ' ' V 1 ' - 1 - i i irst Excluisve Ever Planned ' v a Race Running Meeting - 1 i f I 1 I 1 i I ! ' Western in Colorado - C-HStle I I A J ' ‘ t -J a 2-BIG f I j DAYS-2 i a I i -or ‘ I a ' I 1 $200000 - I ' Running I Races Regular to More or Each Day for Purse Purses in Six and Horse Any More or High Breaking Class Added $10000 Relay a Record Track ! i I There will he horses at this Alerting that eur raced in some of the best Colorado including three of the fastest Relay strings & R G The I) ill fui nish the Rand music w ith other entertainers between' the races Parade each day at of will bep m Prize $2500 given for lhe boil mounted Cowboy and Girl participating in the parade Evening entertainment I I attending 1 zvo-i- 1 n 1 m 1 t 1 t rt c l''lU'-U X 1 c v- i furnished by Grand dance each night by 1 - and I - a big Junction's Ira vu V to Races ' - Start Promptly Two at I Times-Independent reive reward j "t'' 7' ' I i 4-xxrx nY I work bridle w ith Bargain days at Grand Junction are inder please bring attracting hundreds to the rantxloj office anti reStore where such great reductions are 4 V being made Better attend (Adv) ' ' WOfll-e vnr LObr-- Lierht brass trimmings pieturc houses orchestra i Like Mon- seven-piece ! SIY Salt Moab v stnv to ' win go return to - 11 He and popular his J ' WONDERUL iveunesday City today day for months two - X t 1 1 1 I 1 and Terrj ' A ' 7 I o ' A 1 ( f ' - ti ' ti ? J 1- r 1 1 1 1 1 " "T I Spring EVERY By t- SPORTSMAN IRE f BE IDES PROGRAM MISSES OR MOURE ENTER i'AJN Misses'EoLt LOCKE SAYS THE COMING and Ethel Moor-- en-t rtained at home on Saturday evening in honor of Misses Ruth Hanzon and Lottie Cornwall The evening 'waHospent playing ‘‘500?' Miss Blanche Johnson won first prize and Mrs O A Tangren succeeded in carrying off the "booby" At 12 o'clock delicious el resliments were nerved 'Among those present veie Mr and Mrs Q A Tangren Mr and Mis Knox J'atterson Mr and Mrs C Mr and Mrs ClUh Taylr Mr and Mrs A E Join Mrs Maude A 1'almer Misses Ouida Burford ‘Helen Taylor JManche Johnson Ruth Hanzon Lottie Cornwall Ruth arr Bess Cheney 'Edna Baulduuf Margaret DeWitt and Messrs H Rath Dale J'arriott Walter Boyle Jess Reeves D 8 L McCorkle Welter Kearns West Hammond Alberts Anderburg R W Rigdon Harrv Woods Robert Emrich Clmrles Redd and Clinton Crepps WEEK orest Examiner- - Beautiful little Marguerite Cooperation DinClark orest Office who has been called the girl the to fisheron will The value an enthusiastic screen appear at the Id-s tlnatir next Tuesday in a man or hunter of the fish and game new Para-vvould picture entiled "Girls" The serve as an excellent definition mount of the delightful term ‘‘priceless'' We have photoplay is based upon n by the late our comedy Clyde itch 'a game laws our wardens and game dramatist and affords the preserves We raise millions of little noted fish each charming little star a splendid vehicle year to be placed in our The story is original in plot and is streams This presumes above all itch's that our game grounds are to be main considered to be one of Clyde I'est I'BbVS It tained in a condition favorable for the concerns the attempts tne existence oi game and that the of a and beautiful self-styled fish we plant will find a suitable cn- 4 nmn-hater young to dodge Cupid's darts and v ui nit jl dii truly uv biliu tn Lit he‘ fna' the KUrre1(er god of love "there is much more to fishing than Having been forsaken by a catching fish'' and "more to hunting lover than killing game" Yhe sound of the earlierin life she loses faith in men wind in the pines the lapping of the and avows an eternal hatred against waves or the waterfall a" °f the music of the trbc' together with two are a few of the things that many the soul and feel )er Krl companions she forms a satisfy make one the of the huntclub beauty forest while man-haters' But her two-chartINAL CLUB PARTY 111g ur iibniiiK er members graudally weakenon their tin nnai wouici become or tne The final Woman's Literary club k y and -a f°rm SeCret entang‘ with no forest for its home? jame What ling alliances with for the party by season lock plpce Saturday htift uirAfintt h rxnrxnnrl Cupid standing n at the home of 'he president streams where the forests hve been anf laughing in his sleeve Thus deserted by her comrades in Mrg C A Robertson destroyed" Michigan Grayling The afternoon hl vanished with Michigan's nine forests arms and by fh confronted an ardent was spent very eniovablv entorin TT Many Vt streams in the HI xew the mean-' Uinni®nt being of PtltZUHP JWIK sweetheart who didn't nature comic know know no since now trout the more telectlons"1 ° thw forestsren'nK banks have ing of the word "no" and whom she Amimhor been removed couldn help but admire she is forced were also given and several Sonora The orests are abso lutely essential to the to continued exsubstitute for her were enjoyed Delicious re vow of hatred selections Tneahments were served by the contour iswHte ui lisa unu game and from the marriage vow which wasn't at all nntt at 'V" nmvu 4an mwino hitnl ml to her displeasure nnttw'in JD marge vutuw nmvnirwrui uui nieasure pilule hi nntuee 1 icninir nnd rTU club and lhe members uiara Heranger Alice Eyten present Ti TfirAS TbpStirpef t0 SY foresp "'rote the Mesdames C A RobertsonJ If were: scenario and Walter Edis fre The immediate damage to wards directed A Tangren W E The photography Tangren R $ psh and game by n forestfire is seen L kirk Melvin Stewart H C Goodman Hr1 Yo the dead was b Bln and fish and the L L charred reTrees ded tie Taylor Claude Taylor mmains of deer or grouse not uncom-1 tast supporting letcher J T arp Ma Warren Helene Chad-j Ixjaming Robert burned over areas ar more Boyle C A mon on than wick ord HiI1 Thom-serious M Hammond R Thompson this is the oertructmn of as D IIarrison Geer oil? and M W W G Bush A E pergRe Virginia other £ condiUons favorable to fish and game !ar Tones J W Williams R K Patterson ttuany J N Corbin and J W Palmer The sportsman should bear in mind and Misses Blanche Johnson Ruth the of Times-Independent result 'Die forest fires to the wild will arr Edna Baldauf Ouida Burford life he a pound for clean cotton prizes and accept the personal pay 5 cents Margaret DeWitt and Bess Cheney if rags responsibility of guarding the beauty delivered at this The guests of the afternoon were Mrs of his forest from the of J at devastation L once Joyand Mrs Annie Tuckerfire A al carelessly dropped match still burning cigarette stub or a camp fire not completely extinguished skeleof the tons once majestic forest and that the clear cold stream has become a shallow wash fi'led with silt The tru'e jportman Will take pride in the precautions necessary against fires and will take it upon himself to urge equal care upon the part of others with whom he comes in contact S 1 Locke B ' ' " ' ' 1 " - " Game ish Dresses SHOULD WARDEN and trict -sweetest' 1 ' I Girls or IBS A-Hammond A ' See £' our splendidline of white i chesses 4 L 1 - MflM8Efr There fl dresses A quality X no better way to the merits of these to than examine the of materials for the is appreciate u ' I J - ' yourself -1 i 1 j in Come and look over our line of for White Shoes new Ladies Misses and Girls I a t ' ' '' I 1l 1 1 Mb I i 1 ‘ r A ‘ i I i tc-V ! 1 ! 3 0 ( -1 A - 4 - I - l 1 4 T V ' I 4 IV ! 1 j j Red Star -along t 1 f I v t ' i 4-Km ' j--- - t t ‘ ‘ Shalcr-0 x i ! 3 in stock Samples of these wonderful stoves are now this They burn for 19 hours from one gallon of oil for its fuel Why roug economy go stove is renowned coal range when you the summer with a hot wood or oil ranges at a verj these efficient can secure one of than your coal cost and can operate it at much less bill would amount to ( RI ' I t J I nominal 1 t I office I Let Us Them Demonstrate or You ' j MONEY observing SALE ' Comp ' y OR "EVERYTHING TQ BAT USB AND M EAR RAISING STILL ON Better SALE Come and Get a Bargain ' I Moab Co-operative IS Small acre- Jos er and Moab farm two-room Johnson La information Sal containing 3l4 house Write tot Utah for furth-! j rantz Store Grand Junction ' ' |
