Show SJTEMIIBK K THE ' ' All II POSTERS NEWS Life I L PAGE UTAH MOAB TIMES-INDEPENDENT STATE OTIH In Years Moab Twenty Ago TO - THREE i: SOLDIERS URGE 'r ff' ACCEPT 'EOERAL MO ' I 4 f a A waterworkssystem is bo to ' constructed Posters reminding town of Paradise blds who have suffered being now under consideration ties that the governmenthas not forgotten ROM THE ILE O THE TIMES OR Work is beifig pushed on what is detheir ready will be the finest and modern sacrifices but is clared most THE WEEK ENDING SEPTEMBER 22 1899 to help them in their unequal struggle hotel In southern Utah atMilford for have been received at tlu More concrete sidewalks sire to be L-- success I The fruit wagons were kept busy office of the Grand County Red Cross having constructed at Richfield bids A number of Moab children were -WV the road to Thompsons The home service department The posters on been submitted and work will' begin ill with measles fruit lately special wagon set forth the advantages of federal in the visitor near future E by 0 John Pace a Moab purchased W Warner was was vocational education and urge special of A proclamation calling for and reported Castle valley to be proving a all eligible to take advantage success men session of the Ulals sialo legislatureal the flourishing opportunity Thomas Daly had returned from noon September 2b was issued August £alt A campaignalso hasthe been launched had to by MeTester Tavlor Denver accompanied John 30 by gone in with Red Cross Governor Bamberger business connected with the on Combe a prominent Chicago mining homeconnection all prevail upon service to The Logan high school will open for Lake They Big Indian mine man went out to Mr Daly's with former service men who have allowed en Instruction on September 15 mines in Lisbon Valley that their government insurance to lapse larged quarters and Increased Prof C B Lang announced as provided by he American Copper to have it renewed pupils in mandolin! Officials of the fora most successful tear was taking it is explained violin of Extraction Denver had law Theof insurance A company Wells a miner about 41 years guitar and the best W trip to Lisbon valley is one possible guards returned from a Tint lc Standard of age the was killed at William Dowdle was hedown from where they made a thorough examination against future privations His death was his which reported well regarding vocational mine near Eureka sheep herds of Information properties They were caused by a rock falling upon him they were in excellent condition plased with what and education andwar risk insurance compensation saw they medical attention may The Utah Girls conference with 1$ would install a J M Cunningham & Co drove stated that office of the its be nt the Red in has closed in the future obtained camp plant near young women valley about 400 sheep through the Cross for' actions after an outing of ten days at to man who pays us a visit shipment eastern markets S" V party signing himself "J P alls resort in Provo canthe Upper before he builds is sure to feel well repaid the editor from TO THE AIR erron COME Moab's veteran prospector Can-' wrote yon that he wanted a commission for the time he has spent We had tain L C returned from: May business if he IT Magten Risley optometrist ami were to continue the four months spent at Cripple Creek have hundreds of building plans covering of fatally injured when he fell more tbnn shipping young ladies to eyesight specialist will be in his all the of the the Blk 4th kinds of buildings- and we give 100 feet Globe editor stated that 21 and Main from tower Moab The Canon The sawmill of Grimm & Montgomery the Sts during fair Grain & Milling company in West out Grand Junction real practical help and suggestions that some fine Moab young men would furnish was theturning if the road to the mill "dough" would week and will be glad to see friends Ogden lumber and erron man was and material cut the cost of work patients - (Adv) state his price and reveal his identity and Automobiles used in the unlawful about completed liquor transportation of contraband at a can be legally seized and forfeited INDIANS GIVE INE according to the opinion of the majority of the judges of the supreme court exceptionally low are quoting at Ogden BLANKETS TO RED CROSS W Browning postmaster W prices on all kinds of lumber flooring and a brother of the inventor of ‘ interior trimmings killed in an roofing doors windows the wits Browning gun Willmartli 0 Barlow another auto accident near Ogden One of the most unique contribu-l cabinet work and buildingmaterials of the party being killed and ha J member to the American Red Cross all kinds tions of Navajo three others injured by the of the been made Indians furnished and gladly Compromise settlements between em reservation in San Juan county Estimates The gift consists of six genuine Navajo ployer and employee on lump ofsums advice cheerfully given the blankets taken to Salt Lake by for compensation is in violation J juvenile court law Milne former and policy of the state industrial E to Salt resolution judge who has just returned commission according to a Lake from Monticello taking with passed by the board him the four remaining blankets of district The twelfth federalreserve $34835-892 the original six which were presented to at the end of July was short of $41-263200 Red Cross county headquarters is of Its savings stamps quota at Monticello a gift for 1919 according to a report What is most unique' inis the the fact of the ederal Reserve bank of San according to Judge Milne spirit appeal that the Red Cross should rancisco to the Indian who is entirely Employees of the gas plant of the uneducated and lhas been unsolicited at Ogden Utah Bower & Light company Genuine these contributions Been Local Agents of the causing for difficult to git or Twenty Years We Have who quit their positions blankets are Navajo the a shutdown of the supply of fuel and at the price being Co of present time ire making than seventy-i gas for paid for the native Navajo wool lighting more it profitable for these people two returned to work hours have more Ute sell their wool rather than to Programsfor the third annual25 26 In blankets most cases It of fair to be held September 24 Dozens Moab people are protecting ''If -ri thirty days to make an avei-age and 27 have been issued The fair a requires blanket five by six feet of the Ute In their homes by carrying their policies the management 4a hn !'' under The blankets prcwiiwu half ef tn and reet officers mem- Cross are and a 'till n 11 H1U nil Uli '' K about two with of the us original design and are of bers of committees are members J square red tribe respectively a cross Two have 4$ field of white with a grey bor-l La ont a 1' reiiclinian on a Joseph be Glad to Quote You Rates Up-to-Date Hotel Shall soft der and red into a a cross on a field ot years of age at walked ordered a disli gray with a white border and warp Ogden drink parlor of red and blue -2white border pouring of ice cream and after blankets brought in The first two off bottle of poison upon it the highest contents of on were auctioned '! He died tw cut $33 and $53 ate it within and brought The urnished quietlv bidder Well Rooms 'j Airy Light actual cost of the material was about minutes ribbons $6 Bedecked with badges and G in Connection Hotel the Grand Rooms G banners and and bearing flags ri organizations emblems of their many 15000 labor men of Salt more than Charges Light Class Cafe the downtown irst Lake marched through district of the city in celebration of Labor Day could Stop rank!) admitting that they Mother Bread That Made sell "The not impugn the motives of those the league of nations members Baking' the Royal Economy Loaf of the of the Methodist Utah mission Episcopal church in their annual conference at Ogden adopted resolutions I mi favoring the pact of care or the purpose of taking that has the and other equipment guns to WORKS JUNCTION arrived at the University of Utah the be L used in the field artillery corps has granted authority MANAGER department CALLAHAN war T join's Grand Junction Colorado for the enlistment of tweniy ifth 129-131 South Street of $90 at monthly salary men John Lynch 42 years of age a resoldier of the Canadian over ARE THE A PRICES when lie seas forces sustained Injuries fell from a rear window of a hotel at We have our own quarries a yviinr g Can make on the improved machinery striking jus Dean mv We have LATEST Sall Luke alley It will cost see twenty feet bein the modern not mg monumental LINE pavement of the three signs or Stock low which caused his death our later purchase from agents hours if or Write you cannot come is have been J It announced warrants arrest of the ringleaders prepared for the mob and 1 participants in the at fil returned soldiers physical disabili the - KM J' ' ilpj riff' six-horse IM a I i Cr lacil'-ties Building Real I Service Il Jfj reduction a Every 1B 1 announcing R I office 'fi Saving Material w RADIUM w We w © ORE ttSl a I Builder and Necessity Insurance Home THE York New 11 I I I R ' I 1 4 I ' i i ' i V ( j We j Moab's a the1 ' Martin Cooper a i & Company I'-r t RE Insurance 1 V Contractor I BUSH R - r'--"' I J We opposing i MONUMENT GRAND ' a LOWEST ( o RETURNED men - remove iiVnK resides The Quarter Autumn I The UNIVERSITY Will Open UTAH O 27th September the pro Unexcelled facilities to prepare Teaching Engineering fessions of Medicine Etc Law Business Pharmacy equipment Over $3000(10 worth of Government desire to for students who guns etc Corps Training train for the Deserve Officers' for Send Io Secretary-Registrar for University a3 SALT LAKE and information of CITY Carnival factoring Additional entri should Manager Utah State air REMEMBER THE OCTOBER w W rushed al once to D Salt Lake State Capitol be DATES- Manu 6th Parratt City Utah TO ft 11th f vT-' a J Excursions on All t'1 Railroads - ! -en I ' catalogue Utah L11a4 Horse 1 Of li Vaudeville and that Agricultural are exhibits will break all records Indications Hl j 1 of Sports Great program Trick Riding and Racing well-equipped M AIR STATE UTAH Ja M ' 9£ 4he to be livestock man of Ogdenof the chairman selected 18 Wild West show which ox Ogden held nt the Lorin-n-k 2d and September 25 Committee will raise S20000 announced event it wa I for Hie '1 ' ‘ -- w 'I THE AT forty-three strikebreakers who took mile train one-half from a forced them to east of Ogden and their shoes and walk through the streets of Ogden last week Sheriff Adamsonof Tooele who arrested Mrs Steve Rakish about half way between Tooele confiscated about and Lincoln and twentv-five gallons of "moonshine Unuor' and a crude but out of still The still waswithfashioned the milk necessary can a large added pipes and coils that the census taken pointing out showed an in years ago Utah nine of ISJHH) who cpubl adult population and statinEnglish read or write not bad increased this that percentage G N materially in the last few years public Ciiild state superintendent bulletinurging instruction has issued law Americanization support "f the which became effective stejuem parents and employers oi cnnunu of the ace are being informed 'school tt tr b' workings of the new taws enacted by the Um schools Which were ril'e i'forin ihirieenth legislature letter Irtipitrtol in a circular Hon is leing all interWhich is being sent to of imuiHHwas REUNION MEN'S SERVICE ' et f OUR WHY i I r |