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Show TH State Crop Inspector Issues Warning To Farmers 'on Purchase of Seeds Provo Police Scored O must be burned or destroyed by the person, firm or corporation doing the screening. Section 5. Tho term agricultural seed us uscQ in this Act sii.rii comprehend and include an plum u. conrnouy planted for ecuuu.... u.cuiuuve puipuses; and iuo .criu eed secUs ' ' w Ucu uea lu this Act snau incluuc an secus not gcuc.auy uml cus.ouiumy planted lor uuu uuiic oi uceuiuuve purposes. iu.gu.auuu JNo. z. bizo oi . ,.c.. Be lit oc iraueiea. . tvi.j y 1 hg.icuuurai seed as UcJwed shad uo luucdcd us piLsiidiLd ia bcvttou i lu tuia .ict, o ided tUbl jjucu.-uvraigarag o uunces uo less may p.accu ra a auger package ram liiura imm .t a pu.us ra Vora cigu... .emery vcuuor ui v p-- v b Ex-Servi- PAGE FIVE ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo For Alleged Abuse of An act to regulate the selling of agricultural seeds within the state of Utah, passed and approved March In effect June 1, 192(1. 13, 1919. Ho it enacted by the legislature of the state of Utah: Section 1. Statement on packages of agricultural seeds. Every lot, I n reel or package of agricultural seeds offered or exposed for sale, or sold within this state shall have affixed thereto, on the exterior cover, a plainly written or printed statement of the following facts: . (a) The commonly accepted name of the agricultural seed. (b) The approximate percentage by weight of jurity by which is meant the extent to which such ag. ricultural seods are free from inert and from other seeds dismatter, tinguishable by .aoir appearance. (c) The approximate total per centage by weight of weed seed present, to wit: Canada thistle, morn, ing glory, burdock, wild oats, tumbl- mustard, quack-gras- s and peren. nial ragweed in each of wheat, pint oats and barley; number of each of such seeds in each one ounce of millet, and tho number of excess of live of such seeds in each one ounce 6f white clover, sweet clover, , JJ clover, alfalfa or any .ind of grass seeds. UTAH, JANUARY 14 1921. MYSONIAN, PAYSON, Men ce SNIZZLES After hearing tho stories of three ex service men who reached Payson from Povo about two weeks ago, afto having been placed under arrest by tho Provo police, forced to spend the night in a cold, filthy jail withand the next morning dismissed out breakfast and with a warning to leave the city posthaste, a citizen of Payson has pronounced the police of Trovo as lacking ordinary common without any judgment, inhumane and to necessary those qualifications of peace officers. The story as related by S. A. Hor-ris- The English vocabulary is to a certain extent limited. There are only about 450,000 words in the dictionary. Snizzles isnt one of them. Further, there arent enough words in the language to express adequately how a person feels who is afflicted with said snizzles. Most people when they have snizzles cold. It doesnt make much difference. anything. When you have , snizzles or a cold speak of having a Neither word means it merely means that your bodily machine is out of order. It means that your at whose farm the young So, when a chummy colony of germs bodily resistance is low. Awliig A.U1 buiO btiCU (JwuUld men appeared tho day followaucii aiUUii ju.CivUca treatwho implicity believe in marriage and the raising of large Keep tiiCUl unwarranted their alleged iu tile UuU leixtuAuii gujU ing families come along, they took up residence in your nose and as (kuti butiii uju ivtep lUo piOpci iuuei ment in Provo, is substantially And your body welcomed them instead throat. of throwing ciuapic..uuMy uApobcU 10 Uio view ui follows: them out on their ears if germs have ears. CootUiUCib. aecuuiau liittl Ira Sullivan, of Los Angeles, Cal., IsVu; iiliUttb up' WKixlu tuo United Ul U UiU a member of the ninety-sixtcold The right name for a is Lowered Bodily Resistance pu,exauta CtUtixiiug O UUiiCCb Of ICba J. Germ tho Favorable to Colonization. war, But that takes too long marines during States ui bCoU Ul lAipuiUilg Viio biiilie UiUbl snizzles. the to in served lienee eighty who say. descriptive. uavo lab liuiiie buu uuuieab pnuled Brown, snizzles is to keep your bodily machine ninth infantry, and Robert White, . The way to avoid piitiuiy 4u evojy biiiuii package. h who served in in perfect running order all the time. iiuiue uuil aUuiCbb buuii aibU Also, the way to get i0 of Fort Sill, Okla.,came to the Haraviation corps, on the tne snizzles have punted when of pruiuiy or larger packrid them it is to get your bodyou (e) The approximate percentage age dese.rocd aouve when sucu IS ris ranch, enroute to Los Angeles. to of sweet clover seeds, dodder back machine normal ily were without funds, having running order. seeds and yellow trefoil seeds in alfalfa used as u unit lor iuuedrug as pre They their last dime for supper in The motive power of the bodily machine is nerve force. If X paid secuou act. in Inis scriueu oi seed. The approximate their story, after to according is in Provo, its percentage force normal resistance nerve e. Almtules interrupted flow, bodily or Canada blue grass liegniaiiuiis io. search of seeds, mouse-ea- r or suul lo contain, one or having spent the day iu is lowered. ehicKvveed on seeds and red-towhile walking and employment, inooU Ul l ho seeds listed uuuer See-tioseods m The main artery of the nerve system is the spinal Kenteky blue grass. stopped by tho poo above, will bo to ail the streets were subject (f) The approximate officer to whom it is alleged they lice away from it are the trunk nerves going to every percentage l ait lequiroments ol the law govern- told their of muslard seeds, cow.cockic seeds, been disof having These trunk nerves pass through and beof the story body. part annual ragweed seeds and sunflower ing mixtures of seeds. from the army and being in charged bones moveable the tween of the spine. seeds in small grains. When they The approxsearch of employment. more When or of the spinal bones gets out of place, one imate percentage of thistle seeds JuOuiaiN HEALTH CRUSADE without were officer they told the UtllEf iOlXC U JOURNAL funds, it is reported, they were husragweed seeds and wild millet seeds even a little, nerves are squeezed. They cant transmit the i i all kinds or grass seeds. of nerve force. Then your body is below par tled off to the city lockup as vags amount normal The Urusado number of the and forced to remain there over (s) Iho approximate percentage in its functioning. Utah Public Health journal, featurof by test of tho germination of agriculnight, in the most filthy use. jails, The science of Chiropractic concerns itself with adjusting tural weds, together with the data ing the phases of the modem lieaiUi cold The human and not fit for when the tests were bones to normal. Then the body functions normally and the full ciusaue m the public schools, has next morning they were turned out made, spinal name and address of the it, and told to leave the city within vendor of just been received in this office. colonies the which produce snizzlesr throws out germ calls attention of every suponutend-aulsuch agricultural seeds. a few hours. lean toward mustard footbaths, quinine hot If you lemonade, twenty-twSection 2. Statement on packages about were pnucipal and teacher to the Tho men is and Harthat E. Mr. calomel, O. outlined to Hr. of mixed seed. The by your privilege. But Chiropractic adjustmixture of program years of age, according ments prevent and remove the CAUSE of colds. agricultural seeds when sold, offered uowaus, shite director of health ed- ris, well dressed, and had every ucation for all Utah schools. or exposed by sale as mixtures withof honesty and refinement. works. it over Talk with It Chiropractic. Try Health is gradually coming to hold Sullivan, said Mr. Harris, had been in this state, whether in bulk or ia educat-otho i main was iu and action place education, twice in wounded packages or containers, shall have s having coiuo to affixed on the exterior cover of the realize lhat in a French hospital for four months. bulk or package and plainly written blight minds and aieit citizenship They were educated and good musicor printed a statement of tho fol- can only be fostered iu clean, strong ians and gave such an excellent acbodies. A thorough, systematic way count of themselves and their history lowing facts, to wit: .(a) 'lhat such seed is a mixture. of gaining such bodies is outlined that there was nothing to lead anyDoctor of Chiropractic (b) The name and approximate in the advanced order of tho Mod- one to believe anything except that Health is which ern Crusade, were explainof Phone 13. genuine. Over Wlghtmans Supply Company each kind percentage by weight they of agricultural seeds present in tho ed in this issue of the Journal. The treatment which these young hands A the at linal the Christmas men received lesume of mixture. seal sale is also given, pronouncof the Provo police is an outrage, (c) The approximate total perand an insult to centage by weight of all weed seed ing it a success, both from a finansaid Mr. Harris, cial standpoint aud more emphaticalthe hundreds of thousands of men present. of their (d) The approximate OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO percentage ly from the opportunity it afforded who went to the defense lives in of presenting the Utah Public Health country and laid down their by weight of inert matter present. Those young (e) The name of each kind of association aud its activities to tho the cause of humanity. weed seeds or bulbets The froutpiece is of Mrs. men who were so outrageously treatin ex- public. present cess of one seed or bulbet in each Emmeline B. Wells, familiarly known ed in Provo have proved to the com-- , f as Aunt Em, oldest and most plete satisfaction of all who talked ounce of juch mixtures. Goodall, Isiah Holliday, Jesse Halli-daGRAND PAGEANT PLANNED honored of the state, pur- with them that they are legitimate, resident The (f) approximate percentage Conrad A. Johnson, Adalbert ty BY SECOND WARD PRIMARY seals good citizens and seeking an Christmas of germination of each kind of agri- chasing the first Kay, George Le Baron, William to recover after having served cultural seed present in such mix- sold, from a small health crusader. S. R. Nelson, Joseph L. Olsen, CenUnder tho auspices of the Primary of tures by test, together with the A health playlet and a fiction articb in the great world conflict. Williard H. Smith, Joeeph J. Tietjen. Me, Maggie sure of the most severe kind is due date when said se association of the was tested. by Quentard Taylor, Second ward, have added an at- to the pollco of Provo for not beGenola. (g) The name and address of the and the Boy, are made for the preparations being men between and tractive able to vendor of such mixed seed. distinguish interesting department ing presentation of a grand pageant in W. H. Gore, Ira Johnson, kindness and Section 3. When seed or mixtures to the Journal. Among the list of 452 taxpayers deserving of public the Second ward amusement Of vital interest to the various sympathy and men who are profes- of Utah county who will be subject hall exempt. Agricultural seeds or mixNEW COURSES IN PHYSICAL tures of seed snail be exempt front communities in the state are tho sional vagrants. next Friday night, January 21. The the year in the duty during jury the operations of the provisions 3f reports of tho public health and EDUCATION AT U OF U pageant will show the Birth and court of Judge Hansen at Provo, school nurses of Utah. this act: This deHe yearned to rise to wealth and are a of number residents of Growth of Mormonism. large Additional courses iu physical edoffered or partment is edited by Miss Lennia fame. (a) When possessed, the Payson valley. For their inFor several days the chidrtra of be ucation have been added to that deexposed for salo or sold for either b. Arthur, state supervising nurse. He had ambition. and that formation, may they a the newsThe of not sold on Sunday school have been rehearsis dreamed great 'He having magazine or animal foods, provided human subject to jury duty in the district partment at the Univorsity of Utah tho package or container is labeled stands but may be ordered direct name. their various parts under the in event that their names are ing court for the winter quarter in orucr that direction of Miss Verna from the Utah Public Hoalth asso- And high position. not suitable for planting. Cook and the the various drawn terms, during to It is a splendid medium He thought how fine twould be there may bo greater choice for stu- Mrs. Rhea Taylor Menlove, and they (b) Whom sold to mills or mer- - ciation. is published: list following rise chants to be cleaned or rteleaned of keeping in touch with the funds dents doriring physical activity and huv attained a degree of perfection and while held in storage to be raised through the Christmas seal Above his neighbor which promises to make tho Payson. to provide for the increased numhe where station And reach a cleaned or recleaned before one of tho most successful being sale and the activities they financeWilliam would ber Betts, who have registered. The aim of tho winter season. Joseph, Barnett, exposed or offered for sale. Robert L. Bills, David H. Brewerton, of tho Not have to labor. The Day After. The leading character in the paSeetioi 4. Sale of screenings exdepartment is to offer activity Orson P. Cloward, David L. Coomb, s will bo lriuce Herald, impergeant Now for courses in Screenings of student. ception destruction. Everett, aged 6, had been left with He yearned and dreamed his whole Franklin every John Cravens, Coombs, Aird seed3 a neighbor while mamma and papa The sonated by weed seeds from agricultural Merkley. life long, aro William and Phineas boxing, wrestling, Curtis, Claysou, dancing church organization will bo represhall not be offered for sale or sold attended an amateur theatrical. But fame passed by him Orson A, J. Heber Daniels, featured in addition to the regular sented by Eldon Reece, Dale Curtis,or given away by any person, hrm When they were alone together, And Poverty kept taxing him Corey, C. F. Dixon, bohn H. Dixon, Stancourses. or corporation to De used as animal the neighbor remarked. George Wilson, Erwin Reynolds, Dean Your mothWith ills to try him. B. Erlandson, J. C. Otto ley Douglas, Jesso a er certainly looked nice. She was Why did not kind Fate lift him up food, except when passed over Corey. Basketball is tho activity to at- Simons, and Joan Ellsworth, L. N, Ellsworth, Hyrum l'ace will apieur in the dual charsecond screen to be prescribed by certainly dressed up. Above his neighbor! H. Francom, Frank tract most attention among the stu- acter John Elinor, of Brigham Young and Joseph the state crop and pest commission, He only yearn Everett responded, sho The reasons plain: Yesm, Harris, Joseph W. Host on, Thomas dents for the winter quarter. Class Smith. , or sterilized in a manner to De ap- had on everything new sho got foT ed, Huish, Isaac Hansen, Karl A. Keeler, The pioneers and their entrance contests are being played and about He would not labor. proved by the state crop and pest Christmas 'cepting her pereolatorl Enoch Monk, David H. Sargeent, commission, but all such screenings Somerville (Mass.) Journal. Nathan L. Simmons, Edward E. Stev- forty aro out for the 'varsity squad. into the Salt Luke valley will be Cartoons Magazine. magnificently portrayed by a numens, David 8huler, Erza Tanner, H. The annual junior prom, the 'varsity ber of children forming the Mormon Roland Tietjen, Leo R. Taylor, T. meets and debates battalion. These characters will be swimming play, II. Wilson, Jr., Frederick Wilson, Lucilo Wilson, Lucilo are popular winter season activities. represented M Ronald Lake Shore. Utah debaters will this year moot Lerwill, Wayne Richmond, Hudson, Keith Boyle, Ruby Cluj eon, Lorenzo Argyle, Charles H. Bellows, the local agricultural college and tho Marva Hiatt, Inez Ott and several Erastus J. Barney, Jr., William G. B. Y. U. in the state triango while others. Tho dances that wero in vogue in Foster, Joseph A. Francis, Samuel Montana and Idaho and Utah inako the days, as well as the modHuff, Albert Rose, John Youd. another triangle. It is possible that ern early will bo presented figures, by a debate will be arranged with Co- Billy Bean, Nyda Barnett, M&pleton. Ciytia Burdick, Anna Hancock, Lucilo CurWilliam B. Allen, Elmer W. Bird, lumbia university. new instructors were added tis, Nelda liul. Fern and Dailey J. Wesley Farley, Richard F. Holley, to Three the faculty at the state institution Voneta Ryan. M. E. E. Marion Law, Perry, Ray Tho following special to take care of tho increased regischaracters Snow, William T. Tew, Charles Whitinow 1978 enrolled. will be represented: there are Faith, by Ro tration; ngRulon Hall; Among tho now courses offered aro: ena Searlo, Works, by a , for instructors of Truth, by Harold Merkley; Loyalty, Salem, education, tho psychology of by LcRoy Hill; Industry, by barley physical Bird Allon, N. C. Christensen, the doalescent, instructed Arthur Johnson; Love, by Della Wilson; Frank B. L. Beeley, the psychology by P. Csristmas, James of adver- Happiness, by Lucile Johnson; JusL R, Gratitude, Davis, Francis A. Hanks, by LeRoy Johnson; tising by tho head of the psychology tice. Elsio Wicker; Oourago, by May Pierce, David Sabin, Angus D. Tay-loby' and magazine department, poetry J ; and the Taylor; Unity, by Vernon Finlayson; writing, pbiy production Progress, by Lav&r Wilson; Sorrow, mechanical course. Benjamin. Perseveremce, by Donovan Raddon; call will write or to Call, by Ethel Pace; Knowledge, by Mny-botus we Alfred Hone, Enoch pleased PaulHawkins, , as by Reynolds and Ludlow, Charles W. Hickman, W, H. am omen and Industry. Probabi) Mortensen. Helen on exchange Ludlow, Noble Mace, Joseph R. Pcey, The Impending sale of Brandon John Shepherd, Thomas W. Wride. M All Present and Accounted For. Park, an estate of 2,000 acres on the 3 Blberta. Norfolk-Suffol(Eng.) borders, recalls H M An absentminded traveler was askwhat Is probably the oldest and most m W. W. McDonald, W. H. Foote. ed to stay a few days at a country In world the flint enduring Industry house. His wife, realizing that he ' Spring Lake. working. was to be the lion of the party, told At Brandon the flrstfltnt working him to be sure to William Butler, William F, Harp, put on a eleau lias been carried on for sev- shirt ever evening. Industry Moore. Clarence She peeked him Walter Menlove, er, eral thousand years. A small colony one for each night Moslda. of workers Is still making gun flints When be returned she said: Well to them and there I savage hope you remembered to put on' a exporting Gustave E, Barth. short ever night clcan In Northern and Central Africa. tribes At this he replied. Oh, yes, Is are workmen these said It that Santaqnln. 5 went Pay son, Utah moment, counting the one IGalveeflint workers the lineal of descendants S on. Robert Armstrong, August Ahlin, four I've in, got away of the neolithic age. Stephen T. Bettee, Nels Butler, James h Its u cord-(Branchin- o ARTHUR N. EARLY one-hal- Jurors for Spring Term oppo--tuni- y, Ms-Clou- Court are Named - . , enter-tajmne- , - jiuniiiiBiuuiuiiiiiiiniiuuiiinEuniiiininiMunBnii.ir. imumvii I Here Is Your Chance I We will give you the opportunity of trading in your old cream parator for a physio-therapy- NEW PRIMROSE phone you and make the be This is for a limited time only so do not delay in getting in on this offer. Central Lumber & r. Hardware Co. rsHiuHiuunmininmniiiiimmuiunmnniuHnumAiiLsiisSHaEii h Pcra-cution- k , |