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Show i: yA vh. Wit.'- irffutifriYi HW1 mnffiaiffliriitt f - fT '$ ' - ' ' Vl'Hrfrtoflifilr J V 'f - r "Y ;i ; tie Paysoe CEnromic V()L XXXVIV. NO. 35 PA Dauce And Mellon Bust rLZo" As C!hoi V UTAH FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER Harden Bennion Republican Chairman Onion Day At Arrowhead Sept. 19, SOX, UTAH COUNTY. $2.00 Repreen-tativ- e At Governor Day Banquet Cails For Primaries (He of the most del rhtful aUeit the Onion Ia V (hie! rth. a 'luring fur the third committee g ( !a .1 (hdden Onion Dav Celehra- - last "t'e, va a reurton w h t (sir to thank ail residents of, mates whothe hammed ol D. L. ' i a surrounding settlements attending Pa'-su- schoolm ou than bu n thiny in rendered dance iy years ago. Hoste: es at tle :i! t; .! M" ,;1 were Mre. Ad.ha 5, 1930 PER YEAR Golden Onion Days Greatest In History Harden Bennion was the represenStreet Utah Republican tative chosen by Governor George 1L. Ann man. issued a call for the pri- - Dern to come to Payson Saturday for tion iris thioughout the County, to be the Governors Day Banquet which Splendid Program Given Each Day; Largest Crowd Ever id op or before Monday evening. was given Saturday night as the closfor ; To Assemble In Payson Witnesses Illuminated niber Rth. ing feature of the Golden Onion Day Celebration. ing 1 he elect to are requested primaries Parade On Second Night of Celebration succi Two hundred citizens and visitors !'h h::ue- - to the Stats1 and Congress-C-o- n Ar.-i.Curt:s, T1 Ware. M'-sV;. which function the attended enjoyable in cm ions Salt Lake City, s f ee Perkin.", Mrs. Jennie M ' 15. and delegates . i litem1 to the was given in the Stake Tabernacle. Payson Teachers Attend Committees To Be it and Mrs. Amy llaync". ('!(. lar i Heber A- - Curtis, chairman introduced ' ah Convention Republican Comity to tin were sud invitations Institute At Spanish Fork day original Commended For SplenMayor L. D. Stewart as toastmaster. i he held at Lehi, September 27. ill out oil town guests, the fclowm-beinTalks were given by County Commto are the Ib Manner In Which : did Mrs apportioned hgntebe aide to !('( Gillman of Provo, Dr. L N. preset! All teachers from Payson attended te and Congressional Conventions, issioner D. McClellan. Mrs. Nellie D. crio Bennion of Salt Mr. and Ellsworth Events Were Put Over the Nebo School District institute me tli legate for each 150 votes cast Lake and Mrs. Will merMrs. Jennie P. Mttssev Kathryn Betts. The held in Spanish Fork last Saturday ir Heihert Hoover last election, toastmaster introduced Vance musie. Aurora II. Duncan. Mre. pfu a number of Melvin Wilson in charge. Mr- -. 'ora McBeth eh of a! lit' County delegates are based on former who responded with Supt. At.apgenunls hae been made hy Paysonians Paysons great third Annual Golden R. Driggs of the New Howard Prof. votes me 25 for cast o' lb Nellidelegate mi R. b,n every the committtee for an unlimiied num lake, Mrs with greetings. Vocal selections were York Onion Day Celebration is now history in is who election. for Hooer at Herbert last visiting university her of melons and as the season is Piovo, Mr-- . Kate .1. ewis of Sraikl rendered by Golden Taylor and Free- his to their home state was the principal and people are again settled There will he 58 delegates go to man Bird. in routine affairs after gAting late it will provide an oppor iork. A dirn r party participating In session. speaker at the morning the home of Mre. Adi ha Dio,' each of the Conventions in Salt Lake ever celebration most successful the tunity for a big winding up of tie the departmental work, Miss Elinor cell Lratiun, melon season and resort and the group then spent tire sn' " (' tv. and 334 delegates to the Concommittees are Funeral Services Held For Matley directed the primary depart- attempted tohere.be Ihe : ( nlertainment. noon at the old Cinttal Mh-oception at Ijehi. Make it a big i.ui commended for the certainly and Grammar Louis Bates the ment, At the State Convention they are manner in which every event night and arrange to meet all of Menu rial Pa'k, the scene- (' the' Mrs. James Larson Of Junior high and Supt. Wilson the high splendid hool day pleasures. Group pictere ii'e to nominate one Justice of the was over. The only thing to be your friends there for one of the best put schoot work. were taken and various surmi-- o fee times of the year. is that more out of town Court for a period of 10 uprtme regretted Santaquin o introduced for the pibanne torevisitors were not present and especviiirs, and in the Congressional Cone Peach Crop Being Shipped ially in attendance at the racing and vention tin y e to nominate one Funeral services for Mrs. James Vivian Patten Lassoes Lion; At the request of I). H. Chri-te- ' irr. i to fill the unexpired term sports program. held on This Week. -- ( n of Salt Lake their beloved ma of E O. Lealherwood and in addit-o"- ! Larson of Santaquin were A program of the excellent kind Finds Two Los: Boys In the was ehis-einterment in and Pav Tuesday o that to fill a new term for a er, all members of hi; each afternoon of the three given lie Santaquin Cemetery. on have been asked to gather to Peach growers of Payson have days certainly merited better patronpci iod of 2 year-- . was resident The aged Santaquin fur heme in mid September for a genCandidate- - to lie nominated at the killed when While good sr.e crowds were August 31st wait a busy day the automobile in which been engaged in harvesting the 1930 age. reunion. era' Pay-soin attendance, they were not so largo, of Convention the are County resident for Mr. Vivian Patten, for the past ten days as she was sitting plunged over a crop peach the splendid program justifietj.-Thoffices: near American Falls, Idaho. The fruit is reported to be larger who at present is in Indian canO- horse races were as good as 2 years, Commissioner for D. Arrived Larson Team son. Rifle was She Utah with E; her yon with his sheep Early in the morn'ire Commissioner for 4 years, Coun- and wife of Salt Lake and they left and of better quality than for sev- any to be seen at any time at any At Camp Peery tv A for 4 years, County At-- t the car to view the deep gorge. The eral years. Buyers are seeking the price, a; any place in the state. In ing he ran onto a large lion he was addition the entertainment provided ii'i.ey for 2 years, County Auditor brakes evidently became released and product. unarmed with the exception of a for 4 year-- , County Clerk for 4 years the car between races W'as superior to anyand brink lion of the over the lassoed He lasso rope, plunged By the end of this week shipping thing given previously in Payson. and Mrs. Otto B. Erlandson Co. u,fv Recorder for 4 years, County the screamprecepice carrying the choked it to death. A little later in ha1, e recieved woid f mil their son Srcnff for 4 years, County Miss Bonnie Gray and her wonderSurveyor ing woman to her death. She was will be completed and will total near the day he ran onto a com .ny Wendell, announcing the safe arrival f ' 4 vears. County Treasurer for 4 too 25 car loads. Page brothers, Aurther ful trick horse gave thrills aplenty as son tried to Her jump. frightened of picnicers. He told his story of of all the Utah Rifle Team at Camp ' at'- -, Two Senators for 4 years, Five frantically to save her but was un- Daley, and Erlandson brothers are did the Army pilot who entertained the crowd with Air stunts each day. Representatives for 2 years. able to do so. slaying the lion. Two young scouts Peery Ohio. There are 1000 shooters the largest shippers. In addition to The big hit of the program was were so enthuised Qer it they quietly and 5000 visitors in cite tented city the fruit shipped and what are used the little Stewait sisters aged six Die At Schools Mexican lion. Unknown Of Nebo School set out to see the dead They locally a large amount are sold to and eight who entertained on Thurslocated on the shores of lake Erie wondered away from camp and were and Saturday with danday, Hospital Payson District Opened Tuesday peddlers who dispose of them in sur- cing, Friday and all are being well taken care of acrobatics and a general prolost. the gov ern. i nt. h.vf rounding counties. The Payson crop gram of versatile performance. Nick Martinez an unknown Mexiy When they were missed every one Never before in the history of Pay-so- n a little later than other sections is Mr. and Mrs. Er'aiulson and Mr. close for Vacation time came to a can died at the Payson Hospital of The sheriff force sot out to search. was there ever such a beautiof 1300 school children and state more the also the Colorado than beMrs. can and Paul Davis hardly of Carbon County was notified and an ful parade shown as was the opening who took up their school Wednesday August 27. The man was peach districts. Payson feature on Thursday morning. The all night search was made. Again lieve it to be the same country over .xioks on Tuesday morning for the found unconcious and in convulsions huge crowds which witnessed this Mr. Patten was the hero. About 1 which they traveled three years ago t.cginning of another year of study in a hay field at Genola where he had outstanding sped ale were erit:rr'v to while sumMelvin Jones The Reunion to Held At going Peery. camp .Ucoiding Superintendent in into came he the oclock fallen from a mowing machine. He morning satisfied and were completely thrilli son the is outlook for good very mers has completely changed draught Memorial Park ed when it was repeated Thursday camp with the missing boys one 5 yrs. successful school year. All was brought to the Payson hospital .i must night with brilliant illumination. Romthe other 9, they had wondered over the appearance of the country. tudenls are housed in good modern and died without regaining consciousAbout one hundred descendents of an candles and f'a es were niaced They had a wonderful trip through buildings with a group of excellent ness. His body was held for one week 13 miles of wilderness almost imthe Black Hills, visited in Minnea- teachers to begin instruction. More at the Deseret Mortuary in Payson James Miller Jones held a most de- every few feet down the four blocks passable by man. After the welcome on Main Street etnering the line o ,f the old teachers were retained in and an effort was made to learn lightful family reunion last Saturday march. A crowd estimated as the larof the boys who were Jack Williams polis and were at the air races in ihe district than is some past years something about him. The body was afternoon at memorial Park. An orggest ever assembled in Iayson for age 9 yrs. of helper and little Tho- Chicago which were most thrilling. luring the first two days of regis- taken to Provo Wednesday for burmas Pagano age 5 of Colton, the atanization was perfected with the foll- any event were thrilled with the tration, Tuesday and Wednesday, 250 ial. Cars hy the beauty of the tudents' registered at the Payson tention was turned to Mr. Vivian Lewis Reunion Held At owing officers: President, Mrs. Ann J. hundreds were spectacle. for blocks on parked more are expected ' High School; Forty Harold Main Street and on Patten who recieved much comment Loveless; every side street. in very soon, faijm work keeping M. I. A. TO SPONSOR CONCERT Geneva secretary-treasure- r, and high honors from the Moose LodMiss The following is the order1 of the Jones; ON SEPTEMBER 12 luite a number out for a short time. Pearl Jones; social committee, Anna floats on the oper.inu day: Miss Mad- About ihe same proportion is out at ge who were the picnicers. The Annual, teunion of the de- the Junior High where 300 registered. A concert September 12, given by Jones, Zenda Jones and Genevieve ge Reece and Miss May McBeth ridscendants of the late Jesse William ing beautiful horses and followed by In the grades 107 were at the Cen- Mr. Lorus Hand, opera and concert chairman of Genology, color bearers, Wa ntch County High NEW BOOKS IN LIBRARY Lewis of Payson was held last wee., tral; 30 4 at Ieteetneet, 245 at the Baritone assisted by Miss Iva Webb Ellsworth; School Geneva. After bathing in the aft- Taylor. Band; Orion Princess on a pianist, accompanist, and Miss Mar- Harvey Jones. Murder by the clock, by Rufus at beautiful float ard represented by ernoon an elaborate dinner was serion The cellist. Gilcrest, following interesting program Selected by the jury of the ved to 40 members Keiug. Miss Della Wilson; Miss Payson of ,J. the Mr. Hand a voice family. posesses was given: History of her grandfathsplended Crime Club and the judges of the Earl Lewis of Provo conducted" The Parade committee wish to ex- which Miss Rowcna Robinson on the years of study has rounded out er, MrB. (Dora I Hancock; original a beautifulby float Detective story club as Ihe best de to all those and added tend their made by the Cultus appreciation Fawn following to He its is an quality. tective ktory for May. ft is intensiy Cowan of program: Reading, Onh b and Dandylions; poem in memory of her grandfather, Clulu; Lions talk of who entered a float in the Golden in Payson artist sense of word interesting and the every dramatic, rich, sovebre, mysterious, his ion Day Celebration and also for the Association; Bov uses his voice in perfect taste. Hi Miss Pearl Jones; reminiscense, Hy-ru- Onion 'Growers trip to England for the Scout out-oexciting. It is an amazing event. town floats and participants audiences are f Scouts; Legion Mark Salem; Broekhank Auxiliarly; of Jamboree, Spaninto carried the world H. Jones, Harvey Jones, William Grade A Peas When I was a little girl, by Jona ish v ho helped to make the parade a of his hy Benjamin; Spring-vill- e song. Cale. A real fairy tale of childhood. of Fork; reading, Jean Broekhank great success. Jones of Ogden and Thomas Jackson Concert Band; Spanish Fork Spanish Pork; report of her recent His is extensive, it includAn unusual addition to the very limiJ. M. Nichols, Golden Taylor, Mrs. es the repertoire bf Salt Lake song, Anna Jones; song, Sugar Factory; Mrs. Cora Allen of Euieka; East. Iayson trip Poultry Gerbest French and Italian, ted number of good reminiscences of Mrs Zcnda Jones. Dave Bigler, Miss Jen- man songs. Songs and arias from the Raymond Jones accompanied by Ru- Association; Darrel Brown, Plumber; report of years temple work, childhood. ' Mr. S. P. W. li. Root ny Fairbanks, Black, par- standard Lant & Iersson; Loretta Cowan of Payson. grand operas, Engligh songs. dolph Christensen of Salt Lake; dan- State Bank; Beer; Three Young Crows, and other bird Farmers Mercantile; The following officers were elected ade committee. humor-iou- s Irish American songs, songs, Gudmundsen Jeweler; Dunn Confeccing and acrobatics. glories by Ernest Harold Baynes, and for the coming year: President J. songs, old time sor.gs as well Louise Birt Baynes. Illustrated with F.arl Ixwvis of Stella tionery; Goodyear Shoe Shop; Utah Nelson of Miss- - Ada vocal soio, Erlandson Provo; Helper; the as last best spent popular songs. taken by the authors. Glen Cowan and Glade Cowan of work in photographs Carl O. County Fair; Frank Kerr, Plumber; violin muand Nelson; L. with Mrs. banjo At the Stake Tabernacle Friday Ogden visiting Some of their best stories and picPay on; secretary and treasurer, Mr-c- Glift' n Rhead. formerly Miss Maur-in- September 12th, sponsored by the sic, Ivan Donnelson and Rudolph Wilson Millinery; Page Furniture; J. tures. Broekhank of Spanish Fork; Christensen of Salt Lake. Clever M. Nichols; Salt Lake and Utah RailHinckley. Stake M. I. A. Organization. The Great Republic, in four volustunts completed the program. Re- road; Payson Sdver Rand; Bonnie Mark Brodklm assistant, ,k; temple mes by Master . historians, edited by Gray; I)ixon-Tay- I Furniture freshments were served. Mrs. Isiretia Cowan and committee, Charles Morris. Good for general Glade Cowan Dedicated to Grandfather Smoot Lumber; Dixons Market; Shuof Pav -- on; Lovingly Archie well as as reference work. reading James Miller Jones who was born ler Motor Co.; Haynes Hat Shop; Star Broikbank of li Fink; M These books came from the library of Cora Allen of pani-Mr- -. Alee-t- u January 1, 1817 and died August 3, Theatre: Vico. Motor; Arrowhead ReKureua, the late John Clayson. bruit Punch; Utah sort; Whoop-E.E1898. Mooie of Salt Lake; social commi Wasatch Dairy; Spani-- h Fork Stock Hail to thee, Oh noble spirit! tec, Mr. and Mrs Neldim Bird of AmShow: Future Farmers of America; ANNUAL REUNION HELD erican Fork and Mark Broekhank. Strong and sturdy pioneer Dones Cash Market; Greenburg AmThe George Nile Haskell annual Champion of a cause of merit usement Co. Band; visiting cars. On Great your memory we serve. reunion held at Maple Dell in Pqyson Mr. and Mr- -. Arthur Keddington You who crossed the unknown desert Friday night the Provo Band was Canyon last Wednesday was a dis of Salt Lake and family tv, re gm.-t- ; added and also the I e?:on Auxiliary Braved the hostile west frontier tinct success. A large crowd purge over the week end at the home of burlesque drum rot ps. Much in we owe all of to the the activities of ipated you grandfather Mrs. Keddingtons sister, Mrs. Pay James Niclols who was chairman For your heritage so dear! day. A splendid program was give: followed with sports and contests o Stanton. On Sunday they were joined You, who left your friends and family of the parade a m hi'; cin uittee or workers are certainly to by commend For your dear religious sake various kinds and picnic luncheon. by their brother Mr. Henry Jarvi jj ed for the success if the children That and wife for dear jarade an1 your and Mrs. Jarvis of Eureka. Mr. and! You a home for them should make also the business people fur resimnd-int- r Mr. and Mrs. Ray Comer and dau- Mrs. Neldon Jarvis as they did with floats. Hundreds and Miss Oliver Well you reared those sons and daughof people visited the ghter Dorothy of Blythe, California, of Fait Lake came down for community fair ters their and Mr. and Mrs. S. II. Palmer of which was so splcnddiv carried out them not percipts alone, Taught Labor vacation. Mullie I. Mrs. of Day Black Utah, under the direction of I e Rov Bunnell. Price, But a shinning bright example The arrangement of di'flav- - showed Fulton, Mo., were the guests of Mr. shone. From clear your eyes always Mr. and Mrs, Ray Pepper and! and Mrs II. P. Black during the Goldchildren neer forgot you, much work on the part of the workAnd your en Onion Day Celebration. ers but the residents d not resound children of Blackfoote, Idaho, They in turn lived lives of worth. as been visiting here with Mr. and Mrs. they should in bringing in tF'lr were to the loyal They gospel the way of savings. not a rapid road to produce and making a bigger Gladly they to us gave birth. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Reece of Lo? E. E. Stevens, Mr. and Mis. P. O.l The center of the huge Jun'or T'l All our children now are with you Angeles have been visiting here with Loveless, Mr. and Mrs. Will McClellan Auditorium was r.'rt-vlsix month But road. a beautiful is straight your Every home back Called sure, everyone friends the and relatives during past and other relatives. and artistic with if r m erentrrion o' to also come we join May you fortnight, having been called by the a minature farm home, careied nut When our missions here are done interest is added in, and in the meantime your money death of Mrs. Reeces mother, Mrs, in detail. The fl ever slum- was Dr. and Mrs. L. N. Ellsworth of very May our missions too be worthy Mrs. Reece has been in Alice Dpew. attractive as were all nthe- - dm Lake came down Satuidav for May we, too espouse the cause Salt Lake this week with her son, Salt . . One . . . . is and SAFE ihe celebration. On Sunday and' MonAccording to the fionev regrowing growing growing May we glorify the master Enos Reece and family. port the follow in" wire vinres o day they were the gue-t- s 0f Mr. and By obeying all His laws. ribbons in the ni'-- T shiw Mrs. Maye we keep unspoiled our birthright Pearl dollar will open an account with Mrs. Emma Depew of Raymond Mrs. Byron F. Ott at their summer c MendenBigler, Mrs. in Payson Canyon. Mi-home we the line May pass along Staev been with has visiting Canada, hall, Mrs. Mallei Srpwort. Vvs. ftpne- All the milestones of to returned Salt Lake your Tie weeks several Sal' left journey ic'atives for That we big and grand and fine. . vieve Ellsworth. Ms. Jack Dixon. after a weeks vi-- it here. Iake Sunday for her home. Mr. and Mrs. Cornelia Gerber. Mrs Danhne May we not alone look forward Mrs. Stephen Powell of Magna were Moore, Mrs. Caere S'evcns, Mrs. -. Mr. Mrand R. roll the centuries hack I,. Wirimer. Mr May we here on Friday and she accompanied and Mrs. Vina Wightman. Mrs M"-i'foil. N. K. White and Mis J. .1 we give to our ancestors May home. them Mrs; Reid Persson Mrs, Ettu McClellan of Sait 'Lake and Mr. and Opportunities which they lack. son. Har-nMbs, Win-loFitrah Mrs Cole of Del'?, vtre I,et us give to them the gospel Mr. and Mrs. Janies Ryan of Ports- Mrs. hife, Mrs. Nellie 'tVwii, Mrs la- -t euc-i- s vicarious temple week at the home Through ir of tin at the been have Ohio guests mouth, Butler, Mre Ida '("lih, Mr- -. Thus alone can we repay them Emma D mela home of Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Hi! mother. Lindsay, Edyth Whit not Let us our shirk duty visitorare The in the second ward. Loveless, Mrs. Jnlin Hanco Mr. and Mrs (I. (. Nie'-e- n lVhen our earthly lives are finished Mrs. end recent convert- - of Lo Roy Hill ar Charles too And we called above. are other youm? missionaries who ar" Jab daughters of Salt Lake were gui-t-- at Beautiful Wpi'b'wn"' S n Mav we be one happy family nlwa- are "ho in Ohio and home COld .. the of Mr and was (b'soring n i' p,, ilg Filled with and love. and M' peace joy in home the welcome gut-'Mon-o- n (Continued on Page bright) over the week-end- . Miss Pearl Jones. and Mrs. Ryan. T1 t II. . . ! i mak-jense- . . . Mr-ni- All I I 1 1 oea-sio- n. a-- Con-.Trc'- -- pre-cepi- e Di-h- m -- m e YOUR PASSPORT TO THE REALM OF WEALTH bn' ITS riche, di-n- its s. u. -; Fu-ta- Ell-wor- th 4 per cent Interest Paid m w State Bank of Payson M--- ! .o-- n- - , 1 |
