Show PAGE THE A Cnslidation of Published by Issued Every 1 Entered the Thursday Second-class as and Grand Valley Times Times-Independent no Under the Moab at the CAMPAIGN Independent Publishing Company Grand County Utah Payable In UlM-g IN Special organizations whose task h conduct the Roosevelt Mem-! in this state are now action poinplete and ready for to a statement just ussued by state campaign manager Nephi L Morris At a meeting of delegates from all parts of the state held in Salt of Lake the City general plans October 8 movement were outlined and rousing' appeal was made for state-wide support national campaign for the The will begin raising of the fund October 20 and end October 27 the birthday anniversary of the former1 president The national committee with the of the states is to raise a undertaking fund of the state quotas being apportioned according to population Utah is asked to contribute $25000 The proceeds will go for the erection' County 50 100 OR STATE ASSOCIATION- OUR CENSUS UTAH THURSDAY ENUMERATORS ! GRAND OR OCTOBER October L6 Manager 1919 CO 15 $"-000000 His 206 is O 1 monument of a city Wahington the in and Anderson Mary With one! and belongs to all America to create a park at Oyster Bay which Hill The Director of the Onsus Hon may ultimately indlude Sagamore and to be preserved like Mount L that Vernon Sam Rogers announces the Lincoln Homestead enumerators will be needed to campaign is to be in The every take the next census The work SOLDIER SUMMIT TO BE movement Citizens senseaof non-partisan all on January 2 and will last about parties are expected to and two jn cities contribute with enthusiasm and a month or equal TERMINAL ATER OCT 24 generosity Rates of pay more in rural districts The latest revised list of the state will depending upon the locality vary the Roosevelt executive committee on and character of the district to be canvassed campaign is as follows: Information was received this week memorial The average pay per E Loose W S that S H Love C at the on October 24 Soldier Summit census of 1910 A P Bigelow William Spry was will be opened up as a railroad about $70 At this it termi coming census R Henry Welsh W Wallace E Conway will nal This that be less $100 railroad probably not than means men rank Ashton Ogden Hiles of out Grand Junction to Grand county has been apportioned running C Wr Nibley John Q Cannon will four River Utah hold Evans enumeratorsand in order that a Green now D Nephi L Morris W Livingstone In thorough rights as far as Soldier Summit canvass of the county be C W Mont John Cutler Matt it the erry made is urged that other words Green River division Thomas the applicants for H N Rev Williams the position of census ever sincethe Rio Grande the enumerators headquarters Rev George E been in file th ir operation will be closed George NE Child applications immediately has C A Smith C Neslen Davies with Supervisor down with the exception that it will Romney Jr Stringham A Stevens John Bowman be "Active intelligent and reliable operated as a helping station for L Collier James P Casey Mrs R E than 18 fi eight trains going and coiping from men and women not less Wolstenholmeand Char-i the Mrs Lily C of arc needed for this task'' west years age les M Morris said Director in Rogers "and a It is to thy sense planned open Utah campaign this is call for volunteers a Thb TAYLOR MAY OPEN OP WORK with a big mass meeting to of a complete ami reliable in the Salt Lake Tabernacle on in critical especially' these and with census the of October lit evenng times when more than ever ON VALUABLE URANIUM CLAIMS similar before meetingsthroughout the state data perhaps complete we need population conditions LOGGED BY COSSACKS WAS and resources can hardly be David Taylor connected with the The reorganization Consolidated Ores of Denver cf the social ami economic structure arrived in Moab thecompany last of the week and the readjustment of international Mr Taylor controls a large acreage the relations necessitated by War of valuable uranium and vanadium must be based on accurate knowledge deposits in Grand county and there if we are to act wisely a nd deal justly is a probability that a large force of with all classes and all interests Il men will soon be put to work on some is public-spirhoped therefore that of the in the k Brumley ridge claims US ited energetic people throughout the demand for this near future The country will volunteer to act as census class of ore is becoming greater each enumeratorseven though they may month and the for prices received not care isfor the positions so far as rare metals has added a stimulus to the pay concerned should be mining in this section do not sorry to think and believe that all patriotism used 1 our was up by MOAB CITIZENS SHOW SYM the Waileft and hone for public Servile in time of peace" George Romney 'Jr PATHY OR BEREAVED AMILY Supervisor of the irst Census for' the District of Utah which includes the counties of Box Elder Cache Carbon Daggett That the citizens of Moab are ever Davis HBi Emery Garfield ready to come to aid of the unfortunate MMawr w: Grand Kane Morgan Piute Rich the last of the was demonstrated San I Juan San Pete Sevier Summit week when within three hours a purse Uinta Wasatch Wayne and Weber of over $250 was raised for the widow states that he will need about 169 enuand family of Garcia Shupe who died for this merators district Appiea-tions of as a result an operation at ruita or requests for application forms last Wednesday Alex G Ralston reshould be sent to him on or before reived the contributions 80-000 riday RITZ1 BRUNETTE co-operation address Room Bldg Ogden Utah As a test of their fitness for the work applicants will be required to fill out a sample schedule and will be of the time and duly notified place for this test So far as practicable the place selected will be one which is easily accessible P APPOINTED STRONG W - Al MOAB Night Tomorrow actual Editor TMT BUfl Program en-thusiastic TAYLOR I u according $200 LOKEN OCTOBER Campaign RATES Advance Three Months Six Months One Year r-Tiir will be to orial Matter at the Postoflice at Moab Act of March 3 1879 SUBSCRIPTION THURSDAY - - UTAH MOAb MEMORIAL ROOSEVELT TIMES-INDEPENDENT DEPENDENT T1MES-IN THE OUR that Lew Cody IN I "PLAY THINGS begins -weeks enu-berator This conceded is to be of one the strongest Mc-Cprnick screen Airmen importance biheld aged heroes public wars on work regarding it of in compete honor tendencies W produced ever NEWS INTERNATIONAL J over-emphasised dramas in fought profiteers retail navy International first who great war in derby vain Critain Italian war pays ships Poles race prices Paris honor here drop to on as heroic friendly visit THE j STAR 1 THEATER 44-¥-444¥)( I I 12S3 I Md These -Duchesne k kWI ! The Moab's Last Number Chautauqua To-Night An estival in Maori Are reminders Winter Will 1 - Land Men's ar-icsleu Sweaters Ro-zanoff VAgSBCKT ? ' -A EW I- 1 Wool Mr 1 INIOKt KS ive f t-l 1 IMHI C singers and This is I b4'-'' I entertainers in Land New I MHMf ' direct from Zealand J ? a 7 " ? their 3 I J Don't a Musical Number Miss This bureau of agriculture ending Oct- Date Thursday' riday-- One Saturday the department S Moab 15 the for High 9 - 10 11 14 15 Blankets lannels Reminder Will big soon be thinking of putting up that heater need a new stove let us show you our line assortment-all all prices-just sizes receiv Cu of 1 Cooper I week 1919 Sunday-1213 Monday Tuesday Wednesday meteroroloc-ic branch weather the U for a you A Comforts Cotton Blankets REPORT WEATHER Native OU ? i observations of eature Here Canton As Te'-ih Henri arm k J be Wool I Its of Coats Lined Mackinaws Woolen Sox The Potato native country on the mountains Chile pud Peru wcitbV ield abre 'in orest aiiij the potato In its wild state Is h poor diniinui e tuber about as large Alan ns a hazelnut takes the worthless wild stock into his garden plants It in rich soil and tends it waters it behold from year to year the potato thrives more and more gaining In siie and in finally nutritive properties nnd farinaceous tuber as large becomes as vour two fista In liral Soon that We have just received big lines of faU and winter goods and can fit you out for the season with anything you might need Among the new goods which we are opening ' up are: Corp Benjamin Sperling ol Brool 'mi and who was arrested dogged iy liiissinn Cossacks m Siberia Sperling who is it memberof the Thirty-first States with United infantry Capt L P Johns of the Twenty-seventh United States infantry was at Ilium 170 miles fruni Vladivostok on official business when both were by Cossacks of General fort es Both were in unifornp Captain Johns managed to escape and reported the incident to the American commander at Spnsske American forces were seat to effect Sperling's release and they found the Cossacks to resist preparing them Sperling after being flogged was taken to Kha-borovsk of headquarters General Kahiiikoff He was later released' General Graves- demanded and received an apology s k" Mornings V Thursday Evening Chilly Low 68 68 71 69 72 73 61 j Tree i 37 39 ! 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