The Times-Independent from Moab, Utah • 8

Thursday, September ii mj THE TIMES-INDEPENDENT, MOAB, UTAH EIGHT GREENRIVER NEWS Wttinmmmamuamttm CATILE AND LAIS ARE HOGS STEADY FOR Miss Goldie Franz and Clell Chaffln were united In marriage at the home of the brides parents Monday evening by Justice of the Peace H. A Tangren The bride Is the daughter of Mr and Mrs George Franz, and the groom the son of Mr and Mrs Chaffln They will make their home here The many friends of the couple extend their hearty congratulations According to th latest report 83 cars of cantaloupes have been shipped to eastern markets within the last two week, the bulk of the shipping being made a week ago Dt James Orr and eon Robert of Fruita, Colorado, and his nephew, Roger Clark of New York, weTe visiting in town last week Mrs Joe Dugan of Los Angeles Is visiting In town this week with her mother and father, Mr and Mrs Chaffin Mrs Dugan was formerly Miss Gwen Chaffin and a former resident Johnny Chido of Rifle, Colorado, fert it ONLY The Moab Co-op. Still Maintains Its Lead For Low Prices In Quality Merchandise THIS WEEK WE OFFER Grains of Gold Cereal 19c Staley's Maple Flavor Syrup, 5-Ib. can 52c Staley's Sorghum Flavor Syrup, 5-lb. can 48c Tomato Juice, for your health, 1-lb.

can 10c The don't forget Schfllings 1-lb. Drip Coffee, with wafer papers free 39c You'll say you had coffee that is good if you try a can of Drip. WE HAVE PERCALES, COLOR TUB-PROOF At 10c, 12c, 15c the Yard Another piece free if it fades. Moab Co-op. Believes in Live and Let Live Prices.

Tall Milk, per Can Kansas City Stock Yards, Monday, September 5 -Cattle receipts were about In line with expectations, but smaller than a week ago by about 11,000, owing to the general holiday in most business activities Trade moved actively at strong prices There was good support from both killers and feeder buyers Moderate runs are in sight for the rest of the week Hog prices were stronger than Saturday and steady with Friday, except that some under weights were slightly lower Lambs ruled 15 to 25 cents higher and sheep were strong Today's Receipts Receipts today were 18000 cattle, 3000 calves, 5000 hogs and 6000 sheep, compared with 29,000 cattle, S000 calves, 6000 hogs and 7000 sheep a week ago, and 16 000 cattle, 2695 calves, 4505 hogs and 7011 sheep a year ago Beef Cattle Prices for most classes of cattle were strong spots higher Trade opened slowly, but soon swung into activity and on the close many sales were 10 to 15 cents higher, spots up as mch as 25 cents Both killer and shipper demand exceeded the early expectations and light estimates, 7000 here and 13000 in Chicago, for Tuesday added urgency to the demand No highly finished cattle arrived Soma 1351 pound steers that graded up to choice brought $9 and good fed steers and yearlings sold at $8 to $8 75 Short fed, warmed up and caked steers brought $8 to $750, and grass steers $350 to S7 The strength was as apparent in grassers as in fed classes Cows ruled strong to 25 cents higher, the first Important strength they have shown for some time Heifers and veal calves were steady Stockers and Feeders Prices for stockers and feeders were fully steady There was a scarcity of suitable finishing steers The best here sold at $650 to $7.25 Good feeders brought $5.25 to $650 and fair kinds $350 to $5 Stockers brought $2 75 to $6 and stock calves $3 to $6.25 Some heifer stock calves brought $450 to $550 Hogs Hog prices were stronger than Saturday and steady with Friday, except on some half fat under weight grades and they sold slowly at weak prices was down over the week-end visiting his father, Joe Chido Miss Josephine Gillies of Grand Junction was down the past week visiting her father, Joe Gillies, at the Gillies ranch on the San Rafael river Mr and Mrs A McClurgr and son of Grand Junction are visiting this week with his parent. Mr and Mrs McCIurg Mr and Mrs Bert Loper of Salt Lake City were In town Monday visiting old friends They are former residents of Greenrlver Mr Loper is one of the few men who have made boat trips up and down the Colorado river and through the Grand Canyon Mrs Gladys Stafford of Los Angeles Is visiting her parents, Mr and Mrs French Mrs Stafford Is a former resident of Greenrlver and is seeing old friends again Rev and Mrs John Phlpps left last week for a week's vacation In southern Utah and to go as far as the Grand Canyon. Rev Phlpps Is the 2-Quart Fruit Jars, per Dozen $1 pastor of the Presbyterian-Community church here Mr and Mrs L. Beebe and child ren of Provo are visiting this week with Mrs Beebe parents, Mr and Mrs Maharry First-Quality Groceries At Prices You Can Afford to Pay Walter Boston of San Bernardino, California, was an arrival this week to visit with his brother-in-law, John Byers for a few days Miss Breta Badger, Miss Genevieve Dolan and Buster Purdy drove to Helper and Provo last week returning Saturday Ms Kate Kretchmer of Pueblo, Father, Son Serve on State Fair Board for 76 Consecutive Years Colorado, Is spending the week visiting her uncle Johnston Tues day Mrs Johnston, Mrs Kretch mer and Mrs John Folsom drove to Moab to spend the day Mayor George Beebe and Anderson went to Ogden last Friday to represent Emery county at the pemocratic state convention held there Saturday Mr Anderson will continue from there going to Oklahoma to visit his brother Miss Matie Green went to Moab Fri "Never Undersold" lit day afternoon where she will visit with Mr and Mrs Baldwin this week Gerald French left last week for There was a good demand from shippers The market is 15 cents higher than the low point last week The 160 to 250 pound hogs today brought $4 05 to $4.25 250 to 300 pounds $3 00 to $415, 130 to 160 pounds $3 85 to $410, packing sows $3 to $3 60 and stock hogs and pigs $355 to $3 75 The average price of hogs In Kansas City last ueek was $4 04, In St Joseph $390, in Omaha $3 74 Sheep and Lambs. Lambs ruled 15 to 25 cents higher and the highest in the past three weeks Natives sold up to $5 75 and westerns up to $5 85 Killers said they would give $6 or better for well finished Iambs Sheep were steady with yearlings at $4 Horses and Mules.

Outlet for horses and mules continues wide at fully steady prices SEGO NEWS. Ivan Perry was injured in the Chesterfield coal mine last Wednesday, when the mule he was driving became frightened and broke loose from the cars of coal, causing him to be crushed between the speeding cars and the mule He was taken to a hospital in Salt Lake City by Dr EH Walker last Wednesday night, where It was discovered that he had suffered a fractured hip and pelvis His many friends Join in wishing him a Pocatello Idaho, where ho will attend the Pocatello high school Lf Vera Bennion engineer of the TJ Mr and Mrs. L. Goudelock aif stationed at Mexican Hat, Utah, was in town this week getting supplies eral weeks' visit at Kansas City, wfe Mrs Albert Sada and children Tony, Mr. Goudelock looked after bti interests He reports that a slight 1 Albert and Gilbert of Sego moved down from there so that the boys may attend school here this winter provement in business conditions While there they motored to Mutual where they visited with Supt and Mrs.

Oliver Sutch of the Mutual Coal company They ere accompanied by Mrs Angelo Mascaro, Miss Mary Mascaro and Mrs Carrie Klmrey They were accompanied on their return trip by Nick Mascaro who has spent the summer in Helper with his uncle and aunt, Mr and Mrs Frank Falerico Mr and Mrs Ted Wolverton and daughters Enid and Inez motored to being felt in the central states, and i Mr and Mrs Wallace Bickmore, Mr more optimistic feeling exists gene and Mrs A McCIurg drove to Huntington Sunday where Mr Bickmore attended a principals meeting with other Emery county school heads Vassar Howland while returning from Sego Sunday night tipped his car over, the car rolling over four times The accident happened a few miles THE LOBBY HOTEL Over Moab Co-op. Store Under New Management Refurnished, Clean, Cool and Quiet A good Place to Stop. Reasonable Prices, airs. Annie Hinton, Prop. iGreenriver last Sunday They were by Mrs Anne Ronzio Mrs Gus Cagle spent Saturday eve-Inlng visiting Mr and Mrs Johnson in the upper camp Louis La Bad! of Grand Junction east of town, fortunately Mr Howland was not injured The car's fenders were smashed and the radiator and lamps damaged Mr and Mrs Laurls Cheney and son his brother-in-law and sister Mr.

and Mrs Albert Sada and Mr Cheneys sister Florence of Los Angeles California, were arrivals Sunday to visit with their parents, Mr. and Mrs R. Cheney Jack and George Learning a crowd of friends Friday evening Miss Helen Jorgensen Is the new from 8 to 12 Cards and dancing were-i Tor 76 consecutive years, from the first Utah Fair until today, a Winder has served on the State Fair Board The late John R. Winder (right) was a charter member of the first board in 1856, serving until 1901 when he was succeeded by his son, William Winder, who is still serving today. The elder Winder was president of the organization for 11 years and the younger Winder for 14.

William Winder holds that eminent position today. postofflce clerk starting to work Tues day She takes the place made vacant by the departure of Gerald French to Pocatello, Idaho. SHOE REPAIRING Try it and be convinced. PROMPT SERVICE One-way postage paid. ELECTRIC SHOE SHOP 117 6th St.

Grand Junction, Colo. Both Orient Lodge No 15 fe A enjoyea, ana luncheon served Those present were Ruth Reld, Lylma Vbor-hles, Helen Folster, Dixie Beach, Lucile Taylor, Mhian Taylor, Cecil Taylor, Jean McBeth, Vonda Bronson, Norma Rae Maxwell, Marjorie Baldwin, Whitney Hammond, Jack Good-speed, Neal Merling, Bill Walker, Jack Walker, Mitchell Williams, Max Som-erville and Elwyn Newell Thtrtv Rwlss snllfc second watches costing some $6 000 were used to in- and Bethany Chapter No 9 held their first meetings of the fall Monday and Friday, having held no meetings during the- summer. speeay recovery Bernard Garr motored to Sego from Price on Tuesday of last ueek, where he spent the day visiting relatives and friends Mrs Btalo Fisco and infant daughter Aften uere called to Price last Tuesday on account of the illness of Mrs Flsco mother who Is severely 111 suffering from an attack of ptomain poisoning Mrs Bert Batiste and daughter Eileen motored to Sego from Castle Gate last Wednesday to spend a few days visiting with her parents, Mr and Mrs Falsa Fisco She was accompanied home by her sister, Miss LuciUe Flsco, who has spent the last month visiting with her in Castle Gate She left for her return to Castle Gate last Saturday and was accompanied as far as Price by her brother, Etalo Flsco Harry Nogata was injured In the mine last Wednesday by a piece of falling coal It struck him on the leg causing painful bruises Mr and Mrs Norvald Wolverton and children of Palisade, Colorado, spent a few days In Sego as the guests of Mr and Mrs Ted Wolverton Enid Lou Wolverton entertained' last Wednesday In honor of her sister Inez's fourth birthday. The afternoon was spent In playing games after ure accurate timing In all 1932 Olympic races, In addition to which a moving picture camera stop watch combination was used for the first time. Mr and Mrs Harold Cheney of Atlanta, Georgia, were arrivals last week to visit his parents, Mr and Mrs Cheney The motor Industry of the United States produced approximately 917,000 cars and trucks during the first half of 1932, the second smallest output for the same period since World War.

Slightly exceeding his record of last year, Prof Piccard of Belgium recently rose to a height of more than ten miles In an airtight ball-shaped car suspended from a balloon An assistant. Max Cceyns, accompanied him Into the stratosphere to study the cosmic rays Some time ago Piccard promised his wife he would not make this second flight, but she released him from his promise when he agreed "to SATURDAY-SUNDAV SEPT. 10-11 do nothing foolish" ASSESSMENT NOTICE Moab Irrigation Company Moab, Grand County, Utah. SATURDAY and SUNDAY FOUNTAIN SPECIALS Egg Malted Milk 15C Sundaes kjc Nut Sundaes igc Ice Cream Sodas 10c Pint Bricks 20c Orange Freeze iqc Egg Bracer 10c Mr and Mrs Virgil Baldwin and daughter drove to Moab Sunday to spend the day Frank Spadafora of Helper and Pete Politano of Cedar were visitors in town Sunday. The Woman's club will meet this Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs Wallace Bickmore for the first fall meeting New officers elected at the last meeting will preside The Card club will meet this week with Mrs H.

Green Mr and Mrs Baldwin of Moab were over Friday evening visiting friends Miss Lois Hastings left last Friday morning for Kansas City, Missouri, where she will resume her nurses training in the Children's Mercy hospital there A dance sponsored by the Parent-Teachers association was given in the high school auditorium last Saturday. School started again Tuesday morning with the children and high school students registering for the fall term Principal Wallace Bickmore, Miss Breta Badger, Earl Wilcox and Horace Reed will have charge of the high school and junior high this year. Miss Helen Beebet is the primary teacher. Miss Nelson the 2nd and 3rd grades and James Jordan the 5th and 6th grades The assembly room of the school has been cut in half to make a music room Frank Steward has been in charge of the work. "The Gay Caballero" A Three Gun Action-Picture With Three Biff-Gun Stars! GEORGE O'BRIEN The romeo of Mexico, the Robin Hood of the Rio Grande He puts the "It in bandit! CONCHTTA MONTENEGRO Lovely senorlta who lives for love Her flashing eyes are more dangerous than flashing guns I VICTOR MeLAGLEN A bad man who makes good in the bad lands A devil with the women a daredevil with men! Cast Also Includes Linda Walking Weldon Ilcyburn and C.

nenry Gordon which a delicious luncheon was served The little guests were presented with clever little soldier hats and boxs of popcorn for favors The following youngsters were present Teddy and Winnie Wolverton of Palisade, Colorado, Louise Sulley, Lilly Ann Hoffman, Hazel and Arthur Smith, Jr, Joe Bridges, Tadashi, Tomlko and Masako Nogata and Junior and Philip Ward, Jr. Mrs Tom Beveridge and Miss Isa Beveridge motored to Sego from Helper last Friday where they spent two days as the guests of Mr. and Mrs Walter Ronzio Leonard Smith Is in Sego visiting with Mr and Mrs Arthur Smith Vassar Howland of Greenrlver was visiting In Sego last Sunday. Supt Andrews, Mr. Balsley of the Grand county board of education, and W.

Stout were In Sego a short time Sunday afternoon checking up on school matters preparatory to the opening of school on Monday. Mr and Mrs Gus Cayle and family have moved from the upper camp into the house formerly occunled bv Tonv Notice is hereby given that at a meeting of the board of directors of the Moab Irrigation Company, held on the 1st day of September, 1932, an assessment of $1.25 per share on primary stock and 75 cents per share on secondary stock, was levied on the capital stock of the company, payable to John Peterson, treasurer of said company, at his office at the Peterson Mercantile Company store, in Moab, Grand county, state of Utih, on or before September 20, 1S32 Any stock upon which this assessment may remain unpaid on the 10th day of October, 1932, will be delinquent and advertised for sale at pubic auction, and unless payment Is made before, will be sold on the 1st day of November, 1932, at 5 clock mj at the ofUce of the treasurer at the Peterson Mercantile Company store In Moab, Grand county, state of Utah, to pay the delinquent assessment together with the cost of advertising and expense of sale. JOHN PETERSON, Secretary, Moab Irrigation Company. First pub Sept 1, last, Sept IS Ides Theater Moab Drug Co. Aquila J.

Walter Christie has invented a new "air tank" which is so designed that it may be the fuselage of an airplane whose wings are released when the tank touches ground Mr and Mrs Phillip Ward and family motored to Helper last Friday. ratattJtiiSKtrcamiijmiJJtitm; fftTtVTTlTTffVTfTTfTTTTTTTTTTTTfTTTfMfl".