Show V' MORMON THE OVER CDUNTY THE MONUMENT BATTALION TOP THE IN CAMPAIGN UND RAISE TO NIGHT RIDAY DANCE TO UNDS Al MARCH THURSDAY STAR PIONEERS THE HONOR THE SPECIAL WHO BRAVED HELP REMENIS MUSIC TO GANGERS MAKE THE UTAH £ ' ' ftnl m irjrAi 'in T'Miirm- um w ' r T i m ‘h'lHl Ok' - -- J hMi'i ituiiibi ' t-'-ji ij r ii j ij ® mi m imLJ Wi in iimbnL'iT'iij" im ji ii'ith Ji n l 3 Wiii kh Xlufct i I '-A'' WriW ! (1-1 ) i 1 ' A'UI I a-' vir I 1 a iiu 1 s 'ft t " M" Vid® - 1 i' ' l' did DJI I i r iOfi i Va-k- -vx- t!r i Alfalfa seed growing and the weathwith particular reference to conHtions in Utah is the title of a new illustratedbulletin (No 171) just s:cd by thc Utab Agricultural exper-cecding ir"nt al ion at Logan Utah for free j: ah J meteorologist distribution Coed Alter iAaa United States weather bureau Salt Lake City is the author Utah not only leads all states in the union in total alfalfa seed production according to the bulletin but the Utah yields per acre are greatest and the quality of the seed is so superior as to make it greatly desired wherever alfalfa seeding is done inThe crop which as a rule the farmer cidvntal one with a very few making it a leading crop amounts to about $50000 in average years elusiveof home consumptionthe acre yields run from $40 to $G0 a year gen-sary erully which is very nearly all prowork fit the expense is so small as a rule There are profits some phenomenal1000 to reported amounting to from $000 a year on farms that yielded a scanty living for the farmer before h'" went into seed raising Acre yields have run as high as $150 in places in favorable years 1'hn nnr ir ri ujx? 'n'! ww4i is ev0ivivii tlic duo alfalfaseed industry to i p Mi i is-the ! I In w i I 1'Jtd 'rt wir1 Continued from firs? onpc out their results Nature he said is constantly strivingto merge the different peoples into the average man and average woman with each suegeneration the superior of that IT IS - i ign ' GROWING SEED I ALALA BIGPROGRAM 0® NATION I UTAH'S LEADS i UTAH O i TELL 1020 STATE GREAT ? EDUCATORS 25 PUT I ATTEND UTAH MOAB TIMES-INDEPENDENT i PAGE THE EIGHT r Delore Mrs l it Adelaide Beach rendered a vo-al solo Trof Ball dwelt on Utah's educational system and the progressive laws have been enacted for the of the educational facilities of the state Utah he said leads country in many phases of her educational work and the eyes of tho nation are focused on this state to ob serve the results of her advanced uro the progressive mengram that Among have been adopted in Utah sures provide as follows: Children are to atregular school until they are eighteen years old unless it is neccs-' for them to work and those at must attend part-time school of part-time establishment schools which enable a boy or girl to get an education while earning a living employers must arrange so that boys and girls working for them can attend established part-time protecschools tiun of the children'shealth by the es-1 li H laws N tablishing n health ni which IllU guide gUkHt tile pupils in cleanliness sanitation sind health habits supervision of pupils' its climate and to the seasonal march activitiesthe year round so that of temperature and precipitation conditions children may live and learn every day which are highly favorable wf the whole year establishment of Weather conditions are particularly TL vi in Aa nie icariiziiLion lz:i Linn m unu uu meriea fchooih so tn at loriuuiauw pn114ta ui 31 Clmux eigners coming to our state must study counties though parts of the Sanpete the language and bichc and Uintah yaleys and Emery prepare for intel-1 Junn counties are very good ligent citizenship the employmentof arH? scc(3 teachers the year round the estabproducers in fact seed is grown lishment of vocational studies in the state elementaryand high schools by which trl'i XIUMiIq ‘IX'O uiUfljiv iiwnn Tinnn n j JUUiNll agriculture trades and business CARDEN SEEDS CHEAPER The boards of education are authorized to Indication that there is a plentiful whole educational program supply carry outProfthe Roll of garden seeds this also dwelt at some with the possible exception of spring certain length mi the serious condition varieties of peas is contained in repot brought about by the inadequate salary ts received by the bureau of markets scale for teachers in the state He United States department of pointed out that the state is losing its from representative seed best teachers because they are forced deales engaged in wholesale retail into other vocations where they are and mail-order business Study of Letter paid of Utah's Nearly one-third mail-order several catalogues indicates teachers arc emergency teachers that thnt in hn mninvifv J l tvm n:aL u umv u mv Iiiivv imt ine necessary quannof fiti h‘wi thnn lnr koiH Uua Svws in ohu janu bVYV in uoiu wo mu v' itiuuii leguiat certiticatesl voar onvitoui reduction being This condition tho speaker said isfor cabba-e-eed sce Marked reductions eett he c"0a8Tim worsn also in shown the for are s UaU prices garbiiown n iH'uniuiHHsjsuvuini Ecoana ttninttph nninn- jmiihvh mm improvement which theentire )Vw!' BBSs? i wbWflukx w- is-an I s extend i i 'riior $ T v 2 i u Ttz-i EAST 1 ti 1 1 Y 0 Comes II You i n T x T 1 1 It 1 P s 1 r v 1 t 1 1 1 I I i n v I XI s f t ' £ 1 I 1 1 -ifu n 1 1 f C 4k i n i i h I l I ' 1 1 d ! Roy 1 ' ' al eel Will April Like More Yourself Look" Tailored ' 4th You If - That Have Why Not from $10 Get It? $15 less i 1 ' - t i i i 1 1 1 1 1 n x bnoyai i I' fi T 1 J ' V tailored Order your Royal Tailored 'i to 5 Get TO-DAY suit selling are dints that Million Dollar Look Save $10 that bill agriculture I l ' i The 1 1 ----- V Hammond Company ptiV'-O f w i -vw "The H t-hu L Store That Serves Yoa Best" ' 1 - I ' 1 - - - - i I ' x pdcZnl Um Similar ‘ ilReaht!S S shown !ire nmsk- ful' ' h? adequately paid Only 200 teachers to'Y? owr'Ooh'fnshPr0 cL i Wl danger nro'r °" ' theTmcher dHhat and an plan t(1Ui' Uniled mSlZ'the g'vhlclHs tin I The r'th P a"e °tbTr States department of agriculture Older to hold her good teachers and SEVERAL QUARAX TIMID prepare more good teachers Utah: must provide better pay for her good Several new cases of smallpox have and tojchcrs the speaker dec! ired been reported during the past week this should bp done at once before thprn hnnwt? tn fill iIh-uA: 1111 VI UU the reparaoie iimmige results from lies quarantined with the disease present condition briet measures are being put into ef At th' conclusion of Prol Hall's t0 eliccl ix further spread of Tlltclir'XTS any fn im An) it MI VUI' let til! Ilium HH the Contagion and it" is not boliovol resolution pledging the people of Moab that there Will L insihv hmEvi1 i'i Jliai1 iip'iinn the io stami states education ci ease in w he number of cases laws and ton give the board of education their hearty eoopenilion in the enforcementof the laws The nwhi SELLS HOME Moab I ir-q i L i I J 1 x- I v I l 1 " 1 1 C ad-Hut f I 1 Him nf HSU niPot'Tuv stated mat eonnng bapk J- J I 1 J " If --3OUk Mom you want tviments ( ties quickly 1 pioneer a back their T I investor in a new Oil and ield reap judgment With "their dollars the Moab UND ' v I J 1 i wna i - x 4- XofZ DRILLING rapidly nearing completion As soon as the fund is raised taken off our stoclt tyill be In the market the meantime the Western Allies drill is nearing the sands The bit is now in the caprock according to experts on the ground and it is believed that the sands will be struck within the next hundred feet The minute oil is encountered our subscription books will be closed -MeCance 1-ittsburg OUR is "r 11 1 and 1 f ' be to aipohltetrfed left ves-ing mspeetor the southeastern part of'the ectfon geneill in ' 1 ' )avill Tllom llewI elal prohibition i " ' HOOCH p ' " to 'b afler nmetem vearawaken Rin inkle from bin sleep He1 te day for the was as oinshed nnnv improve s)aU that have Leon nmde hi1 comtgjt Lake Her-ild menu'll on ii'" nm scnoi'iiiunuorium w'lii h he sud cmiil not he excelled CAX MEET DEI'TS vfit'y town in the state Some boards of education have brought before the state superintendent VCi B'S DI'PEST (IAS V EIL of I'' instruction George N well in the Th d''ope" gas world !(5hild thepublic question of how they are brought in at recent!' was U VU Ion THHIu Li "J" by tlm bout ) miles from rellt PeoU Natural Gas Company The and the-bp ‘attoniJy gmd' ha? Xt h snr3 was hit at 7000 m(lgal t0 was so great tint the ton's is iRul lu incur sucn indebtedness Mt' V LMUVvll ViUiir UUt Ino Voar of the uu a Anin rnnA iorney enelill0X f"" can be h?rd at Ginsburg M C hi sMd miles away J 1A 'VI 10 nl Ll H L'jl 11 H ‘gHlh: be an enormous producer The loca-iion it h:w in(U)b in(ebt'eilness tion 1S a new one lhc e(ai fo tbe righl (ebt pay 1 T " j t 1 1 V ' U I 1 1 L j 11b' ' ' : 1 t-0ltinue v ' ' i - ' ' ‘ 1 ' - lx I r i I i jfa II - 1 n t to Moab stnnu pin taught a1 herw-L pn Lmuh HU- oh school UU1 ill' iinnir IttirTie rPM '"‘i vctiv lonewed neago with local ciuaintanee people at manv 1 n-n 11 a INVESTMENT 'Y re-idence k I1 ' n con s i 41-iia j" ' a M'Uli ItiiH is not he hn IviUiiun having r J fl 1 meetings f Prof GOOD or r countywhere 111 C'f Young this week sold his property in Moab tn M ? urnbow Mi Young and family left yesterday for ruita where they will 1!leir I'oinc hi the future Ila U'l rmnl-iHii to ral1ge 4X Ins cattle in ill LI L‘ ht(t 'oiinltls ounty' Tues 1 - Lew u Messrs dev - y Vast 1 1 r - i i 1 i r 1 111 oinauiMiuufetv in top Parratt and Pall left San morning for Juan thev eomlucted in i ' r i 1 W'O-I ‘j-ya'' tl WUNG ' TT 1 m ! L i I r J T J I -fl i Li Offer 1 A 1 CS : Y n ields Oil Opportunities ' i Company holds patented land and government leases in Moab and Salt aggregating 3894 acres Our ground is among the very choicest in the two WE ARK IRMLY AND HONESTLY O THE OPINION THAT THE PUR IS CHASE OE BIG SIX STOCK THE BEST THAT INVESTMENT CAN BE MAD IN THE GRAND COLLNTY OIL RESOURCES no Big Six Oil valleys structures H-gai a x L f 1 4 l l- J 1 1 f V A j DESIGNATES GOVERNOR ""s WEEK "orest t nyou investing are Protection week" May 23 - S has been L 0 principal of the to 29 proclaimed lw Gov scriool has written Simon Bamberger During the week! V' la)'a rta Jnbbe the Public Health association forestry servicewill have fire pre 1°' additionalsupplies for the modern vontion literaturein the schools an his civic health crusade work in school agencies fire warning dies will letter bo uc4u Used in is (n ov ntr hi stamp caiiLVHUiK cancelling ma emu cmuft aiv mxu irrauc stamp and the stu-- chinos and nmi will be ciusane work greatly educational posters will distributed PhnwhAC ennnftHtu'"W"lv unuuv niuun nenem jrom vu " the movement Every possible means 11 IxrfS Will lit liell (iAnt! HU zvr'rt'V V V'Ll LIC rlrtlV AhIa ul AAnln Ia 0100 11 llir in - the' In Utah forests every corner of the state use the utmost care when the schools the to prevent fires arc following out health program and are using the its modern health crusade as WEATH ER OR ECA STS climax in the elementary grades The arusade persons or companies desiring is making history in the schools of the daily weather forecasts or tle Utah We are seeing not only bettr" occasional forecasts of especially health but tho creation of ehn' actor weather for use in connection mid civic pride for the modern health with general agricultural work or crusade w hen rightly started is a with sheep shearing or lambing or link-between the home and tbe apy other use should arrange notvfor School Tbe forming of a community the service consciousness follows as a matter of It is the desire of the chief of the fact and renleniberiug that the boys weather bureau to render every pos-sibie and girls of today will be the voters giiiid to these interests at all of the next ten years we must Timexx T hear in our minds that ivo nrJ CECIL ALTER Meteorologist making citizens for the state of Utah Salt Lake City 'Utah - Utah State Health association I-raser SUBSCRIPTION interested in in Big 1 a 1 otr that the Grand puny plans the development County Oil ields use ( V- 4 coupon Ur-I I the COUPON 1920 ‘ Utah e2?e Lig bix subscription for shares of capital Company at 10 cents per share (par value full stock naid forwhich herewith inclose $ in full niy Oil non-assessable ' payment i ' ' - ?Iako I - all chocks payable to Big Six Oil Co) j '' j ! BIG disect J always ' i I Utah Moab$20000000 Capital 1 I Name Address 5 severe ' - I £ '-All ! ) I 1 ' n I right and ! of j 1 1 if" on Co J I I ! Oil Moab ' i 1 Six SIX OIL CO 2000000 Par value IO cents Shares non-assessable : |