Show IR A vvwA THURSDAY 'TAIL 1 MOAB TIMES-INDEPENDENT 1 M'M 44 -Vi THE 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 SEPTEMBER ttti-tt-t-fr-t-t-H-t-tt 1 1 1 1 1 1S 1 i REASONABLE EQUIPPED NEWLY 1 4 25 1 I 1 t ip mow I PRlQj II i 1 Thompson ! 4 1 X Ralston The October i Hotel Hotel Company 1 jts-Q 1 iT‘f J Yv Mjxji 1 OWNER i J i ! JHNDER ii13'14 THE J 15 ' 4 : The Leading X of Evenings Music the Greatest Entertainment and SEASON week Next wdl number the when the be school sold pupils call - Pay ill Admission - - Moab - - Season the Tickets for the Will Cost Almost Tickets Meals inest ATTENTIVE Served the Prices SAMPLE SERVICE Your Here's as Moderate at t444l''HH"ilJAAJt j $220 $110 - - Buy to you t 4 SALE ON Southeastern 1 children Only a limited have ready your money Season tickets will cost: so Adults' Children's v in in Utah Lectures Enjoyed Ever TICKETS by of east Place Stopping i 1 ive O RALSTON 16 ad MANAGEMENT x' b h 1 ROOM 1 j j 1 1 1 Chance Single ive Entertainments Double ord Touring Car 1 You Afford to Miss Any Part of White Chautauquaestival Can't thisEllison- Equipped All and A wi mi iiiiiaiuiainqnMHr NATURE'S Self-Starter With Demountable Carload Just Rims Received ' mbmwhuhi "Moses's Rock'' from which water went to Rainbow down Arch th: gushes forth and many more equally sight of which is worth all the troucle unique and wonderfulthat have as necessary to view it We spent th night almost directlyunder the bridge yet received no name O and climbed it in the morning The route leads southwesterly to The then bridges are enough to repay u Kayenta an Indian trading post for our entire trip" from which a great many eastern that the is the visit In these days mark pass-! really ideal time to make the! have been guided to the or Sale - Two sets of double work ing of Rainbow natural bridges and to rummer's reign with the ap-' trip Throughout September Octoberi behold the ish jv" of amazing ancient cliff harness Jnuuire of Chas proach autumn heralded by ami November the most captious dwellings of critical tourist ask better! lure's unfailing signs ripening could no this land of prehistoric rom in fruit orchard and coloring of climate The unusually clear and pure! ruins an excellent road leading south atmosphere seems the laden with vigor! and west and leaves in high valleys and on crosses Marsh pass and health with zest and contentment!brings the motorist to the quaint mountains thoughts of autoists turn Other features that are not to ie! trading post at Red Lake a reminder toward seeking a place where rigors overlooked are the of the hospitable spirit monasteries of old Europe of the! frost and icc are virtually unbv the thp manifested by people and reonln Then another run of two hours brines guides who an brings one to Tuba City known and where nature herself will marked ability of the center of the tourist on tin an Indian reservation afford abundance' of opportunity forLreHlly to conduct side trips where large that rmany desirable nmyilndir both rest and exploitation nuwn anscuoyis are located from Tuba UC IlirtllC! III Vrll OllS IjIIV nOIDTS nntn The motorist need not seek far nor VHSUV " wnu ?UUin tv' the imm 1onc-dol'iv t Monumental hiirhwnv:larshiff the Ariz on Santa r'e Inner finn nf vnnv tlCl VHK Uli1 rank Hyde of Bluff A‘ of MUK rivaling the Snencer railway est scenic wonderlands (otdridu ho M Ct ho VI 14 M n AAOAn iaS national 'ta of Z W UHlt-UliilUU Zekc j()hnsoll landing 'thel the Indian villages' park in beauty VIIOWblDlltJ and irrandeur If'il uutii it 1'1 nee " 1UL ers tnlire lphs X7 prrv away and here interesting natiie hIi neitn ui warren Avnmn inc nmns or the Beenive sta oi Luba Citv ave customs and industries can be and a 'small contiguous part of Am tirvinvtr LBn a " Hu idwU 1' 'Xi 1U‘"Y " Jim oand zona Although Visited in 101 7 nnr OVl w VII Leaving Tuba City the U HI1U KIJU WS ILS H CM ntT hiirhwav K A7 ini? 'tourists!face-" and are ready to supply both leads north it to Per Lee's inis wonderfully attractive SCeilC mtrtrmntiAn auu m1 n'IUL JUI VAJMUL-un-'ntion along nthe - multicolored MMvauiuwvii IGLHlUl called realm remains comparative! v rang ‘Echo cliffs" the It is on Houserock the known a region that presents! brom halt Lake to Bluff which is rsnbrom here Place wbwv vivi nil rwiieuinig (Hiiereni a n''i over onn? mn! ofifn?hthe aPPCal ± high tM Kaibab plZau and w WITHIN WONDERLAND ' REACH AUTO MIDLAND GARAGE I TOURIST i ' G I investigators H RANZ GreerfRiver I - Prop - Utah - 9-25 ' I I t i ' I i k- I Q 4S V e £1- -- ' ' P -KTn I i ' ( I 1 - I ® I I I ITs2b 8 ' A J S J r I I 1 " ‘ T-i ? r r ' i t 1 a r " 1 x l 1 ' S - -r i ‘il-rnPrinkA'n'' v I v ' 1 1 x 1 ' : K ZTo I t l n i r - I - i i n iiiu fOuued that I 1 1 ' J -IXUill 1 " 1 K r ‘ the autoist blaz dres of motorists daily- pass ere? Jacb's r over the! after reaches OillV luHKe IO ICOVO bn‘khe ne'V the Provo preferred route is by wav spui m intal b ig h rrnm nnm j which passes along of v"w riue my Prire Aa - familiar trip irrtA1 over H TT1 fl 1" vi n to vi st Vuniig-s " vvx ivmiJ uone TOv thP v‘4r w ltJ uuui-rtiuvna nnrth nOrTH Boundary tnrnnxr ivHiIa frnm Pma ij 'IlVUt'l vr iItwith its the dr: e to vaney anu of along Greenriver Ane-el yIMr( canyon of the im Jr "Bright Grand the Trrn " UIHL OUl' canyon Geenriver to lime "M OW rom Moab and vlima vi in C Inspiration Point" nt iuii nnd a U f ci uian lurnisr K to r nrsi "El mTovar" rect Mwqx ivionucejio tnere is a good view of automobile route fh't is pass-the ad with an easily traveled highway away on the opposite bank able nearly every month in f lIHt year Monticello to the Blanding and of the and which rom north bank fn Grand was mapped Blanding to Bluff the h Ur the ir iv canyon Monument highway 10171 r a'u 11QPJ being only- twenty miles runs of Salt through redonia Lake and A crossing the Utah Dolph f for those who find it line nortward to TTi T7TXX According to th more eon-e Kanab thence on to AJiun uian nt to go bv wav of Thnmncnn ‘Dixie' St 'perienced George and Little travelers and other Hkr 15 rAtrnlnv ‘hatCinsures nite cre highway Hum hethhe triVJ t0 Biuff otafcc connects TPr-'S with the Arrovvhfadtrail southwar tllere a high' road " being kept for 7 KCPL 0Pen onen lor tourist to California and northward to Sab tourut similar lenirth wav of similar length th that contains travel Lake the number of numW beautiful interesting1 Beginning nt Mesa Verde nark still in the rare elul and watU t pars th Though pioneer stage i round wmen contains the nrX this largest and bestaione route HILU WAV nrocontt? The world war closed theuu Kuies-c nC dwellings fbo pr?al difficulties the obstacles being TT tn to sand QnnfjQ nllVlCfr iHArnl for niuii dfcnieiiv fhnl drone io Ion-1 m rr1T uiupv lounst travel four mobile1 threC h0UrS' atOf f years and Kn ril5ovwo-' even now chaotic °'Ssi-ISSSS conditions m more the old W world nre bar a to for pleasure-the travel -""'s result has been a more active and aggressive exploration of the seldom-visuted spots of thethe United States a stimulation of desire on the part t'lo‘e''ho the the made day o really never had the idea that people to "see America first" IOunJe5 a sight not have elsewhere to be such a beautiful country W hile even the midsummer climate a?oUni could o vuic ivuu parses sses oft he region through which the Monn-Jp-etal h i! feen Pn the and far away from the San ajontf Juan river Jiiirh crossing sit tne pain ot tourists ic wav dasspr neiv win Goodnd nn CMhcfnnHnl ee's stool bv Miyptlito Kaibito those accustomedtn vuvuutiai "rom erry we went STOP Trtllan fy V and then by-the we preceded to Navajo frtthat °ntthe ers mountain where ? rot Bj ron sque met Professor Cummings former- gateway of Monumental vallev wh ch Cummings and his we class in the Arizona it lpn'VerstLV of Utah and now ihes bothin in Arizona'Prom-'jthe Utah and Arizona Proniwithuniversity who had come to this al-( University of Arizona ment the among many monuments wild spot to excavate a Pueblo ruin makes it a practice to visit tns( are the gigantic "Organ Rock " to "El and study Irindj hi the practical archaeology antnmn eoneftn CaniUn 'I "Coquitw ana me Mitten "i We climbed Navajo i xA summer mountain and 0 - metuWiiHvn61 r I I ' M ‘ - 1 r n n 1 ' 1 1 1 -t - 1 1 I - ' I flM -I 1 nA J r -- -i o - rv Wk -t" J ? -- i ' "J--' 1 t ‘ f - aparthjeZ ZionaP?on- n z - a -- whe£V?VwrW What 18 cents a package -rev J ciuarpfM IS I Vnil - j ? bended choice anu Cnnirp n ic amei ciearettfe c-at -vauitauo f j"?6 sE vir-tualy 11 "lie ano troo Oiv uiuiii irnm unnlpQQnfr uiParptt wv ciiiriructo o- unpleasant cigaretty odor fr ssw X I inOv I- 3 I"1 t ""‘P ti£Clg -W4- i ' 1 - instant 5itrkr'£ico Jiv - WlIll I I ' - 1 A win l -sor ' Camels out R- b"U and oem-ior CmnlrA- narrt wiiiwnriv to fhA the and deHghtfii mel- out VOllt ""usiucuon 11 in1 everv rlr EtPKTLY -ivi4iivnirti ' 1 I a pay - 1 ' - t' TWO MOAB'S ' & PAGE rrArw4 & and how °v mildness of the tobaccos vet retaining the desirable "bodv" Camels simply are a revelation! 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