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Show i.V ' ? ' 4 :1 9- tc'f - j' f V 1 i. i'i 1 11 fir 5 I if 'Mr I i . If; 4 i "4, 1 .- rj-- 5 ' f . t i 1 El ' 0ATURDA Y, JANUARY Americas - Fork Citizen ocb-a!pIm nw Ce. BMc. A tttOUKICSSlVIC, INDEPENDENT PUBLICATION, i Office rhon Ji. 8$ ' Sntered in the pout ofac. at Ameri- Fork, Utah, aa aecond.claaa natter. ; Subscription ratea, $2.50 per year la Advance; . Advertisement ratea: Display, SO aota a column inch. Legal notices and readers, legal rat of 10 cents par eight-point line per Insertion. Want ads, 1 -cents a word first In anion, 1 cent a word for subsequent Insertions. F. OA1SF0RD, JK. EDITOR High clan. Commercial PrlnUng. SALE 200 yearling pullota. J. P. Aydelotte, American Fork. Phone IMW. ' B-3t FOR RBiNT Modern apartment. Fur-niihed. Fur-niihed. Vt block from Grant hoteL taquire at thia office. .1 1-5-tf FOR 8ALh Oue ralU cow; -four aelfers; JERSEY BULL, a direct de-eeeadant de-eeeadant of Sophie 19th,T Htd Farm; IWflatratlon paper on hand. Phone f LI, Joe. Nicholas, Am. Fork. 22-4tp BABY CHICKS Oca aare yon money on Baby Chicks, price April 11 He, 12c. March 1 feigner. Pioneer, Sterling Farm, or Oalens. R. L. Aahby. 12.22-tf CERTIFIED WHITE LEGHORN . finality chlcka from selected, tree-range,, tree-range,, heavy-laying, utility nana ated to double pedigree cockerela nth authentic trapneat records. Our breeding flocks are lnapected and credited by the Sonoma County Farm Birtaa. Safe arrival and full count f lire, vigorous chlcka guaranteed. Accredited "AA" grade chlcka at gtogle "A" prlcet. ' 8end lor cata- of and attractive sprint prices , SfVST HATCH INCUBATOR CO. Inc. Tie World's Largeat "Electric, Hatchery. Hatch-ery. 101 Seventh St, PeUluma, Calif. PAY OLD PULLET8 GUARANTEED SINGLE COMB WHITE LEGHORNS DAY OLD PULLETS VOU GET THE RESULTS FROM DAY OLD PULLETS. Cureka Hatchery, S2S D St Petaluma, California. James K. Hurst Proprietor. MARRY IF LONELY; for reaulta, try me; boat and most successful Home Maker"; hundreds rich wlah Marriage soon; strictly confidential; most reliable; years experience; descriptions de-scriptions . free. "The Successful Clnb," Mrs. NASH, Box" 558, OAK-ULND, OAK-ULND, CALIFORNIA. VWlV Utah Poultrymen WAST TUB bfcST Bar direct frem ear hatchery. We gearantee safe delivery and fall cent ef live chicks, ae agent's commission. Bembrr ef Accredited Hatcheries Benem I'eanty. - We sell "A A trade chicks for . fie pealtrymnn who if ants the besL Special prices ea ear MAA sleek fer early orders. Oar catalog will explain. Write for It WHITE HATCHERY PETAUTMA, CALIF. Can GOITRE 7 Be Cured? Ask Mrs. Alma A. Martin of Yakima, R 4, Box 30, Wash., who was afflicted with a largo UOITUfc oyer SO years 'ago, and after apending hundreds of dollars It trout tr-out getting relief used Dr. Hays-sena Hays-sena tlUEKA liOIIKK TKtiAl HKXT and has not been troubled with It since. Dr. Hayssen's l'HKA GOITRE 01 MM fc. VI does not pain or stain tho skin. can be usod at home without interfering in-terfering with regular occupation. A corrective treatment externally, and a tonic and reconatructive treatment Internally, which alms to rcstojraihe.-lhyrQid.to .its natural con dillbh and' no r uil " f u nctlon , ia eminently desirable; Get- Dr. Hayssen's KIKKKA GOITKE TRKAi.UE.XT at your drug store. Free booklets upon JVtmCKt Bt JVliU JJj Ulou and. tlt'd- joit Drills, cr the H. H. Ilayss. n Co, Seneca Falls. N. V Good Wife Goes to Marktt. , fide la like the inert hunt' ihlii she bringeth her food from sfar I Solomon. FOR 5, 1924 Data On Proposed Lake Project Sent Senator Smoot ! UTAH COUNTY BIDS TO BECOME SECOND IN STATE 8AY8 REPORT OF F. W, KIRKHAM. Another step of importance towards the consumatlon of the, Lake Utah reclamation project was taken the past week when data relative to Irrl gatlon problems in Utah and Salt I.ake counties was sent to Washing ton, n. c, in reHponseno a request made by Senator Roed Smootj: - who will It Is belioved attempt to secure federal reclamation services for the project now contemplated, sometime within the near future. Provo men are cooperating In the work to supply data' for the fact find-ing,lxxttTmUlon find-ing,lxxttTmUlon . now la session and A. E. Jacob has forwarded maps and other data to Senator 8moot. F. W. Klrkhara of the temporary organization committee In Salt Lake county in his letter sent Senator Smoot Saturday says in effect: "Salt Lake county contains about 55 '"'percent of the population of the state of Utah and about 43 percent of its wealth. Utah county is the third county in Importance in ,. the state and at present bids rapidly to become second through the develop ment of the steel Industry. In many products, these counties do, not yet produce sufficient for the local mark et. Recently they were compared by Field Commissioner Miles "Cannon' to the most favored sections of California, Cali-fornia, Washington and Oregon. "There is no possible doubt as -to the ability of this land and Ha owners own-ers to repay any reasonable reclamation reclama-tion cost. This, we take It, Is the essential es-sential requisite for additional expenditure ex-penditure by governmental funds. As positive proof of this contention two private water companies have soKl in the past eight years $1,500,000 worth of water to some 800 or 1000 farmers In these counties." Regarding the various units of the proposed project Mr. Klrkham atates that the Strawberry project covers land in the south end of Utah conn' ty. Surplus water in the Strawberry reservoir could be carried north from SpringvlUe, about four miles, to Provo river and furnish the West Union and lake bottom canals, which canals now irrigate lands In the north end of the county. The water from these canals could by this ex change be placed In canals already built or to be built "Additional water to permit of the exchange can be obtained by pump ing from Utah lake and by storage on Provo river, depending on relative costs of drainage and pumping and upon the demand for storage water in Salt Lake county," says Mr. Klrkham. Klrk-ham. "To permit of this reclamation the Provo bench and lake bottom canals should be extended north to the Jordan river." "The canals to be built from American Ameri-can Fork canyon and Alpine to cover the highest lands' In Utah valley are similar canals,"" say s the reportr"ln fact, this reclamation of Utah county Is the cheapest and most desirable of any In Utah, In my opinion, except for one reason, the lands in Salt Lake Valley are comparable because the additional ad-ditional cost of canals in this county Is no' more than the additional valua of the lands, due to the closer proximity of Salt Lake City, the mining min-ing towns and the markets. " - Regarding acreage and cost In Utah county Mr. Klrkbam states that the Moslda pumping plant and canal covers 1 4.000 to 25,000 acres and the cost U estimated by reclamation service ser-vice on 14,000 acres at $85. The cost estimated on 20,000 acres by private owners cooperating with Alberta landowners is set at $40 an acre. Drainage of lands, south from Provo to the west mountains, directly direct-ly affected by the Strawberry pro JeCt. Is not estimated by Mr. Kirk- nam. ine drainage or m.uvu acres of land north from Provo river tc Jordan rlvor below Plo-inant Grove, American Fork" and I-chl, Is set at from $7.."0 to $20 per acre. Fu'lv one-half of this area can be supplied by recovery of underground water states the report, whilo tho remainder remaind-er by pumpini; from Utah lake need not cost to exceed $40 an acre. .. -'for -10,000 aors -on -higher land In Utah county an early water supply sup-ply will he very Inexpensive not e-ceoillhg e-ceoillhg $25 to $40 an acre, for li to 2 aero feet, Reservoir water on Preve river now rtrtlmatrd nt I HA nn ncre feet," st.ites the report forward ed Senator Smoot .The maps sent to Washington show the- Rreat amount of available lnnd reclamation, Its unexretlod poi 8lMlitUs, nnd other , tnattor noron AMERICAN sary for the consideration of the federal fed-eral reclamation service. Daniels In Picture Star's Role In "The Exciters" Captivating One. la A Bebe DahfeTs; who "la lchown ' the speed girl of the movies," as: jjg. can.se of the speed roles she has played in pictures, has ample opportunity oppor-tunity to gratify her "craving for fast movement In her latest Paramount picture, "The Exciters," which Maurice Mau-rice Campbell directed, and whic'a comes to the Kealart Theatre next Friday and Saturday, In the picture, Miss ."Daniels. .as Ronnie Rand, chief of the "exciters," has the thrilling experience of riding an aquaplane, participating In a motorboaf race, riding in an aeroplane, and lashing: madly about the Florida turnpikes In a speeding roadster. , "There are more speed si nts in this picture than In a halt dzen of my former pictures," explained Mist Daniels. "When I got througlrwhiz- zing, through tho air . for scenes in the photoplay 1 was ready to sit still for the rest of my life. I don't think I will ever want to see a speed boat or an aeroplane again so long as I live." Antonio- Moreno, recently seen In support -."of -Gloria - Swanson la "My American Wife,"" Is co-starred with Miss Daniels in "The Exciters." He has - the . role of .. a. young jnan .of wealth who, to enjoy the thrills that accompany danger, Joins the United j States Intelligence "Service and later Identifies himself as a safecracker, with a band of crooks in order to obtain ob-tain evidence of crime. Believing him to be a real burglar, Miss Daniels as Ronnie, true to her reputation as an exciter, marries him. Many in- terestlng developments follow, and the climax Is novel and dramatic The supporting company is made up of several well known screen artists. -nut O ":"--- .' Iron Only Has Majnetle Power. With the exception of one or two ether minerals juch as nickel, which are only faintly magnetic, Iron Is rhe only known metal with powers of magnetism. mag-netism. A Universal Nesd. What the- world really needs, says aa expert. Is a universal system of etiquette. We've always Insisted that the alow foursomes ahead ought to step aside and let us pass through. - . o Australian Kumquat The Australian lemon 61 desert kumquat kum-quat la the hardiest of all ever-greea citrus fruits and grows In regions where thit temperature sometimes falls nearly to sero. ss A ' i . , . Til h iMtls J im ,i a vcjt''.'j i a a r Pii iM W Mm mJmmmt: I FOHK CITIZEN Notice Of Sale For Special Taxes Notice Is hereby given that special mxts lor paving, grading, and other expeusea In counectlon wiLh aide-wjiU aide-wjiU paviiig lu Districts No. 3, 4, o and (i. ate due and 'unpaid in amounts and upoa tbe lands set forth and de-acrioed de-acrioed In the delinquent lists hereto atuulii:d and uuled said taxes to-guiacr to-guiacr with the cost of publication are paid, on or beioxe the 4th day of i-ebruary, the property upon which taxea "Ve " a lieu, will on said day, be &oid lor said taxes, cost-oi auerLis,ug and expense oi saie, ai two iroiu door ot tue City lail in Awer :tau ror City, Utan, beginning at ihe- cour of twelve o'clock aocn of adid day, and contiuuiug until ail OI H4iu property uii uo uwrn sold. - -- JMSTitlCT NO. 3 -- - Nora Crouipton, Lot 4, Block 1, Froiuage SsW.4 teet, Plat A, American For K city Survey. Auiuunt due yii.'il jpaepb. S. Durrant, Lot 8, Block 2, Frouuge Wi. teei, lat A. American Fork City Survey. Amount due $12.85 .. . : : . . district,. NO. J Niels Christensen, Block . 6, Frontage Front-age isti.S leet, flat A, American Fork City Survey. Amount due....$J0.zi . Leland Walker, Block 6, Frontage XHi.i feet, Plat A, American Fork City Survey, Amount due $18.5(1 Kutli Crystal, Block 7, Frontage 244.2 feet. Plat A, American Fork City Survey, Am punt due... $25.54 DISTRICT NO. 6 Alice Campbell, Block 36, Frontage 19S.2 leet, Plat A, . American For City Survey. Amount due $13.90 N. M. Ambrose, Lot 4, Block 'i'i, Frontage Hi.a leet. Plat A, American Ameri-can ork City Survey. Amount duet $43.15 lhalia L. Oough.Block 47, Frontage Front-age lt5 feet Plat A, American Fork City Survey. Amount due.$I7.M Hilda C. Peterson, Block 48, Frontage Front-age 158.2 feet, Plat A, American Fork City Survey. Amount due....$l6.8 Ernest M. Parker, Block 36, Front age 142.4 ieet, Plat A, American Fork City Survey Amount due $16.86 DISTRICT NO 6 Ernest Paxman, Block 15, Frontage 52.y leet Plat A, American Fork City Survey, Amount due .....$5.71 E. R. Kirkman, Block 15, Frontage 332.4 feet Plat A, American Fork City Survey. Amount due .-..$34.41 ... William H. Steele. Block 16. Front- age 380 feet Plat A, American Fork City Survey. Amount due $39.84 Amos Wagataff, Block 27, Frontage 166.6 feet, Plat A, American Fork City Survey. Amount due, ...$16.22 Lorenzo H. Anderson, Block 28, Frontage 244.5 feet Plat A, American Fork. City Survey. Amount due....$25.65 Henry M. Steele All ot Lot 3 and South of Lot 4, Frontage 327.6 feet. Plat A, American Fork City Survey. Amount due $31.89 Jefferson Fastmond, Block 39, Frontage 201.5 teet, Plat A, American Fork City Survey. Amount due....$21.47 Andrew Thompson, Block 42, Front age 16a feet Plat A, American Fork City Survey, Amount due $16.06 Gibbons & Reed All of Lot 3. Block 42, Frontage 165 feet. Plat A, Ameri can Fork CJty Survey. Amount due .v.. $16.06 George E. Eobinson. Section 13. Frontage 176 feet. Plat A, American Fork City Survey. Amount due $17.6S MARY E. ABEL, City Treasurer; American Fork. First Publication January 5, 1924 our v - Tree Art of Conversation. Conversation " should be - pleasant irlthout scurrility, witty without affectation, affec-tation, free without Indecency, learned -without conceltednesa, novel without fulsehood. Shakespeare. o- . Sports and Prayer - The first 'Book of Sports" was published pub-lished by James 1 In 10:0. to tell of lawful pastimes on Sundays after eve- Bins prayers. O " ' Old Photograph Album. Jnd Tunklns says he 'can always convince con-vince himself that the world Js Improving Im-proving by getting out bis 'grandfather's 'grand-father's photograph album. ' The prestige that an account with The Bank of American Fork gives cannot be measured in dollars and cents. Not only in service but in interest earned for your money in efficient handling of your accountin the savings accumulated -will you be amply repaid for banking with us. ARE YOU A SAVINGS DEPOSITOR? - IF NOT, WHY NOT BECOME ONE TODAY? JAB. CHIPXA5, Prcsldeat 8. L. CH1PXA9, T. Presides! W. 8. CHIPMAJf, Caskler ' KOOJaS.XXa 09KSi We Give a Service You'll Like - FOUNTAIN PRODUCTS, CONFECTIONS GOOD ?ATS Meals At All Hours. Hot Chili, not Pies. J & I. Cafe j The Postman brought Red Envelopes to Thousands ot Customer January 1st These Red Envelopes are in the mail every 3 months carrying money from Utah Power & Light Go. to folks who have invested in the Company's Preferred Pre-ferred Stock. If you owned only 10 shares of this. stock, you would be entitled to receive $70.00 a year. These payments we make every 3 months to our stockholders are called "dividends". We have NEVER FAILED to pay dividends regularly and promptly every 3 months ever since the first shares were issued over ten years ago. i Shares are for sale at all cur affices or through any ' of cur employes Utah Power & JOut Utah Powr a tight Co. J 9V1 P!!R.Cw; Salt Ubs.Cltyr Utah . I P)ms nd me fr copy of'lTlurtmted I ' J bookUt "How to Put Monty to Work", ! and mora information about mur atock. I , I Nam-. mm ; : SATURDAY, JANUARY f, ioo1 -. .. tMft Paroonabia, The man the least pardonabla I. h. " one who declines to correct hi. ? r unless it be U who pride. )J Mirror Scarsa Birditt, Rwlneinir mirrnra ! i . to reflect the sun are said to trts! it b rdt '"tatsa r-SAVEYCUa CCSHf ynm dc. m i utt rnti Hva bm--doUtn to doctor'! bUU. AT u pODl, tnJn. IWsPilkl muHtwnii OJSOHS Oi&OltiOX OKOX OKOffOI Light Co. KndVMa il I.. 8 Ji . rF . tt. 4 |