Show EIGHT) PAGE THE J A WALKS ARMER Maryarden See in "THAIS" MILES Sunday IN BRINGS EIGHT PLOWING LINE NAVAJO Of °n'UIJER 23 :35 REMARKABLE BACK ACRE THUKS?A UTAH MOAB TIMES-INDEPENDENT RUGS r Plowing is the foundation of ail What is undoubtedly the most farm farmer's work and it is the and line of Navajo rugs To plow hardest task - hs peak load and a single acre wih a single team curios ever seen in Moab was brought Monday by a walking plow the farmer must walk back from New Mexico Hammond Mrs eight miles Some arithmetical BharK Mrs Addie Hammond mad'1 trip through the ofNavajo has arrived at the conclusion that tc the reservation for the plow a square mile of land purpose man unusually good display of and team would have to walk 5280 an trade To miles plow three townships the Indian products for the holiday plowman must travel as far as from and in spite of the scarcity of blankets -Inline she the succeededin securing both earth to the moon and back again the superior little hike of left that is undoubtedly with a 60000 miles in quantity and quality of any ever over it section in this Mrs Hammond Is any wonder that "The plow-I seen Shiprock an! homeward plods his weary way?'' was at armington man Navajo Now what does this labor of plow-I many other points in the traders ing She found that the mean in terms of man and horse country hand due power? What is a day's plowing? had but few blankets on this scarcity and for The Missouri College of Agriculture to the reason great she compelled to travel estimates that it ri quires an average was by the of 34 and stage line through 1 hours man labor distance in order to hours horse labor to plow an acre of secure an assortment big The farmer with a four horse enough for her trade The land line includes great variety of rugs gang plow with two twelve inch six toms inches deep will and blankets of the most unique and Best Hand Washer the Market plow an average of beautiful designs 'baskets crockery The acres in on day of 96 hours With a three horse and bracelets Mrs Hammond has with sold large £ single bottom riding plow ready number of the sixteen-inch be blankets fourteen or bottom will g with The scarcityof blankets is caused average 25 acres and i' by the hi‘'h prices being paid for rawwool horse walkng but 175 two plow OAl'3 Ince pre an Id profitable per day which makes if mor acres SJ-IART x' for the Consider then the task that Indiansto sell their wool than everv confronts the American farmer to make it up into rugs year with less labor than It is In less time estimated that there are about any other washer made 6700000 farms in the United States SUPERVISOR MEETS WITH See Bill Hart in the role of a bashful beau! Post Price $ 1 Paid totaling about 478451750 acres of improved land class-1 The population You can hardly reconcile your idea of this ed as rural is estimated at about Westerner with that of a romantic cowpuncher forty-nine millions and of these six millions is reasonable estimate of! could you? Well it's a fact Bill proposes the number of actual farmers and orest Supervisor Charles De Moisey after going- through some of the greatest thrills and farm laborers who must feed and Monday from trip returned of clothe a population over the more than south division ot the La Sal fights ever shown on the screen hundred million before any exporta- forest where he had primarily gone relative Blake to tion of agricultural products is posto with LOCAL GRAITUATE NiM West Point beg to advise meet cattlemen to sible hat district A you as loiiows: range matters in I The latest figure available before meeting of the AT II C promised you in letter dated the place the VMVVIU of ebruary twenty-fourth war number horses men association was held at MonBlake and mules in the should have a chance for young United States at ticello last week t this appoint-ment which Superviaround 25000000 and that of Europe sor DeMoisey and Ranger L T Quigley providing had a the first time the genius vacancyIn or on any screen letter of supreme at 41346000 Half of these numbers the of the matters date made were present One same That Roy Blake Moab boy and similar promise to the boy of the world's operatic stagewere farm horses Now- with due discussed by the stockmen was find the - respect to his long service for human student of the Grand county high today that early grazing of stock on the forest have a vacancy in the ity the the working efficiency of the cattlemuit maintaining that school may receive from Congressman school to be filled by an examination Magnificent - the horse is low and of his be H the which will be held in stock should allowed on the summer Milton Welling highly coveted ebruaryof next expense upkeep high In The average farm range as early 'as May 10 the' year my letter to appointment of a cadetship at young Blake horse has a last maximum walking draft DeMoisey gave it as his opinion spring transmitted to him the aeadJ at a speed of two and a half that it was detrimental to range West Point government military condition under which he must ontomiles ein hour of one half his conditions to allow cattle on the for emy is indicated in a letter received' the school weight own and IN a twelve hundred pound If horse est too early in the spring this week from Mr Welling by C A you are still interestedin the may develop four mechanical decision was made by the stock-men horse A Robertson president of the matter will you talk the matterover Grand with these figures can be maintained at the power but meeting to construct drift county board of education him at once and adviseme whether but for ti fr few minutes at a fences between the three cattle he will take or not the test time In this letter to Mr Robertson Mr in the Monticello vicinity am certain that he cannot pass the It is that The will Welling states commonly allowed that the fences Mr Blake should consist of five wires unless he comes East and load and will steady draft of a be horse for a1 completed by June 30 of attend a preparatory school before enters a school preparatory ten-hour day is but little next A is 'Che Most Brilliant and Sensational year committee was named taking the tests for the West Point understanding that he graduJ more than' Iue-wnin ms e weight and delivers to hsive charge of the construction of school last but from Blake is now ated from your high Production in the Recent History two to seven per cent of the the fences and to report at the next appointment Young The test is rigid spring a very one energy contained in the food he consumes meeting of the associationin January attending a preparatory school in and ifo not want him to accept the of Motion Pictures and it He Ohio is the' works on an 100 A motion was lv understood that I days in the average nassed appointment under any misapprehension Vllv CTOmL?" but he eats that year nation no training that he is there receiving is' i and riding will be He He will be required to pay the See this Most Celebrated Woman iii the World! attention every day in the yeaon the three total cost of his allotments intended to meet the preparatory re-' work in the prepareJ The figures of the United States except by permissioncattle of the association quirements mentioned by Mr Welling tory school Affpr ha unfoi'o iho Ann Department of Agricultuie place the demy of the '3upc5VISoi1' Exceptionally high course Government annual maintenance of a DeMoisey urged that ni scholarship is! makes an horse at a bulls sufficent to allowance or (a before-the-war-figure should be allowe on the required for West! er the t cum cum entrance to the of his education Please that should be doubled full-bloods oint that there and the let and school of by In terms of me hear from you returnmail produce that means threo should be at least one for every twenty-five young Blake would be appointment signal honor' Very repectfullvvours tons of oats' hay fifty-three bu head of female stock ! of A motion for the local high and like school from M H WELLING a which! quantity of corn or the was passed that no bulls should he be allowed on the crops from two and three-tenths graduated as the age valedictorian STAR range of over that last THEATER PROGRAM acres of oats and two acres of corn eight years and only those spring The action of Con-1 are In by the other words bull committee will be OR RIDAY A GOOD ONE every individual approved gressman Welling in giving him am of the twenty-five M VW million horses an permitted on the allotments opportunity to mules of the compete for the an-1 the A splendid program is promisedby country requires pointment will be Y crop from six and one-tenth generally appreciated the Star riday (tomorrow) of SOLDIER SUMMIT TERMINAL theater for this part land in of the state that would otherwise beacres devoted night The drama is a Bluebird READY BY NOVEMBER The appointments from Utah to the to IRST growing crops for mankind or feature "The Marriage Lie" to the goverment military and production of cattle naval academies and featuring Carmel sheen Officials of the have Myers and in addition n hogs produced some world rx CUIU KIA there will be a current event reel Grande at Denver XZV11VCI Colo have soldiers and sailors This means Amoim and a comedy Manager D A Johnson around 150000000 that the diese was Sum-n! Rear of feed new Soldier Admiral "ighting difficulties acres horse which if planted has the wi!l Bob Evans overcome m ready for us3 wheat would double the wheat production aboutIeu'as appointed to Hie Anna-1 the first of when the theaterfirst open-ed X November and forma polls naval academy from Utah ter-1 of the country engine ly which caused by by the accepted were So much for the blameless burden will production companv Thev itory trouble and a finished have cost Congressman Welling's letter million dollars It horse f of the But expensive (forty is said the to each night is now had Mr Johnson Green River division will Mr Robertson follows A rough miner sends his pei cent of the farmer's is then be for his permanent working C arranging extended to Soldier The next Mr A now the big is Robertson President daughter to horse care) and film service to inefficient "uT" c?S f° be from and soon will be able city for is he is not Grand County School District "edication" She falls ns e So'dier Sum-"n in ad numerous City announce his weekly programs plumb into the hands of a clever Y Commenting Moab Utah powerful enough to fill the tb this the Dr ar Mr Robertson: vance for "n Deseret News "Tim gentleman crook - who has his says The more farm power couple Of the removal of the division Star yesterday nut up twenty-five headquarters Referring further to your letter own ideas of how a pretty girl million horses in of the from r of Helper will be a prettv heavw ebruary stoves and assuresits patrons J should be "educated!'' But Miss X nnfna ueiure tne 'ofh A Tov that the will hereafterbe War war rClose to a Piece of work theater ? t including as ‘it does you million have been request the appointmentW nnrt by de-i the and nuyseea scavs Straie-hr taken war's office forces yl comfortable kz vai tiplargo warm with large teaches Mister Crook a thingor mantis Inondr and of the - forty-one millions quantity of records all the two Come n Europe probably half have mechaniand see her do it t been cal train uio motive lost lost power equip nient and OtflPr rlnrvn ENID EENNETT Night I The horse cannot answer the far eoodsized terminal The helper en iii Juas iiti mer's roi moe power - not in me runs are to be turned I tinie van It tfllceR fllVCio around in xmowe- LU the grow noshers will be stationed at horse and it is not jvua possible to com-bine S nJ Sunratinto ad being noticed them sufficientlylarge power of the approach of train A a from units to offset the prevailing farm TkT1' 1VI ru" dn''vn the labor shortage help haul it up the hill thus Just as the insistent 1ai tobnnymg their crews to the Summit caused the manufaemror t'llIxt'Uloi live" machinery for man power so will a V SA similar greater demand by pressed T the Hats in the Commons economic pressure of the irreis-tible x'v''' the Among Cllnlllfes demand for more food force noticeable f1 (Im bouse ot fn substitute commons is the mer for to mechanical hat when members are in the animal muscle Hne power The trac-j‘ house 11 self tor ormerly hats must largely supplant the horse vorsally were unb A on the farm ns the motor vehicle has worn when members were sealed £ replaced him in the city or in the lobby Univ the whips Im flossin the X were Tractor power multiplies the capa-t lobby that marked city of labor from three to ten times (hem out from the others xnw uenr) 'he only ft it nine-tenths of the members who still retain umi removes thenrisk of hvxulgenr-both farming With the glossy silk tractor the do Mr farmer can Chamberlain Sir more work and Sizes 5 and he work it Banbury 14 an do it when Both make great to il better oilght to be done play irifb with It in 1- 1 mn raises bls - rom The Nation's ninv lien h lylnlstcrvuvuvk Business uii one of answer hf9 niincit Intu I nr rviivn ti Mm and See CAR TURNS TURTLE ‘touche" In tuv tviH'intr phrase Lie Ls debate The A man loves a girl And then it chancellor of the exchequer takes his Ur he uv Aivin nereson turnsuddenly suspects that she is Y cd A tint'ofi he rises to when the speak and puts It cn road south of the thief thq a Does love die? Or table In front of him nn Bwbi bnydii irnch Saturday evening ani on when © does he try to Neither htcu Mai reform her v several people sustained injuries none listening to speaker sits with it well $3-50 forward over his eyes W hat he of them to does do you'll serious fortunately Tn the and his feet planted high up on the side of the car with Bereson his know until this aunt Mrs never was you see table- London Morning Post AKThe Mystery Glrl bully A Julia Allred Mrs T P Miller an! W picture "Qiiuuncan APred They were returning to YW Mimr ranch from town and thSardinia's Uncultivated Land lights suddenly switched off Sardinia Save The dribiuy was formerly one of the money on any suit Jo turn ypy stooped over them on principal granaries of Carthage and A ver again and during the interval of darkness of afterward Rome but today the pop the car swerved and ran off a ulatlon is In centered villages ami bridge jumning out of control and large part of the arable land remains turning upside down in the road Several uncultivated Throughout the slope of the occupants sustained painful and valleys of the mountain district bruises but fortunately none were agriculture U most primitive in' W seriously injured The car was badly character remarkable j William S Hart I ! 1 1 a securing l I a I i "Breed v GrWX I Wonder a of reservation 0 bot-plowing Washer a I -112 a Men" 4 al-1 a a ! ir It a VILI1AM Clothes the ! i A 500 !' liell-bent-for-election 1 i Hammond The a Company a a ! 1 7 : Night I c e n n t a f n 1 Saturday t x 1 ) x s ' ! I I a I U a ! I i J?- ' t Mary I j Supervisor Garden i 1 i ' Thai s" i allotments I ex-aminations -regular I 'i" ' t 4 ‘ - - i i ' I requires permitted a i Sunday Night I cov-cost i 1 rangecpt to-day) x t t x Enid 1 a Bennett ' X I uss and j 1 renowned an-nounced experienced eathers a motherless expense ' enoughor demand I a l 1 s i 1 I L 1 - -1 ‘WW -n- a : a Ax-rf ll i x Tuesday ' Boys' j YA!) 4- a Clayton Ethel srade'd af ' I ‘X j --n-- "The Mystery Suits I ! ' I thet i New A absencel meat ' Assort - l Just Ar rived I top-pers-aro Girl" -and I-redenek n x ! t i - r i Come - - Them I 2 ! t t f r i i ''S ! jfc ' a ETHEL $1250 CLAVTOH Thursday IDES Oct 1 30 THEATER a The ' damaged Hammond Company |