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UTAH PAYSON lKl NEWS UTAII INDUSTRIAL .Moah (iiki.iti1 1'. knew there could he no harmony when the mention of Prohibition bad been allowed to percuiate. Course Joe was right. It shouldent have been among an btng that had anything to do with hauuony, cause harmony and Prohibition u two things that Just wont jibe. (Say wants that jibe mean, I always hear It used at places like this, so I know It is used right, but what 1 mean Is what is it?) Well there was a lot of support for Joe and his arguments to not start anything that would be an argument. Well that was fine till another Gentleman arose. You would think that up to now you either bad to be on one side or the other, you wouldent have thought there was another side would you? Put there wsb. and that was the one A1 Smith was on. He said What Is Democracy? I thought ft was to discuss whatever anyone wanted to bring up. When did wa get so that it was a crime for anyone to mention ('iitanany lit. null hnu i a. head j,1 ' MORGAN Construction of road iipi'iu lluiik agency; loinplctc f.n ,ip' between this city and Salt Lake City 'ten i pl.ui- - assured. J. C. Compton of McMinnville, Ore., received $170,438 contract miles of highway in Washington and 'nor of West Fust Fait and North Kane counties. Iron County Record, Main streets; work to commence mediately. City. to oil 00.5 OLDEST FORD DRIVER certain subjects? J. M. Crow, (fit historic 89, of Etnel, Miss., the eldest Ford old Natcher Trace m a covered S rugged today at S9 aj the ago In American h. story lie so pic-i- i turesyuely typUioi. J. M. .ver in wajan e c.i Mississippi, traversed ghty seven years ago. h southern compelled t the old e i'" tied w ' ' ' ' tlM, wav to ' ' SO c ' - ' t i - Tt f " 'ill.r. . - ser-'- bi.tr during s of Ethel, Miss., is the oldest Foul driver in Mississippi and om ot the oldest in the United States. When aa a babe of two years he rode with his parents in cue of a tra n of covered wagons out of Cobb co. n'v. d Georgia, Into Mississippi, tho tm y followed Trace Natchei little band was still infested bv t'lo swashbuckling ruffais whose K mdy t s outrages gave that era Ks plate m ou.'...v. as "tM history country's years. One of his vivid n.emcrira k ' c'.r tng, as a boy of six, t! o uo.to t f eral Scott's victorious a.wilt on t'I n ni heights of Chapu.topp'the Mexican War In 117. a d b.s abe of bo ioi an - 11',, t ' i., a,-- , ' a . tlp Ju-.- t A splendid assortment of E. A. CROOK, Manager a at Government ex pense. They Investigate everything from Bird life to prehistoric Mamals and radio wave lengths. Mr Hoover seems to be doing a little hotter since he got rid of the Gang. A President Just cant make much snowing against that Mob. They Just lay awake nights thinking up things to he against the President on. Woik all round the Country Is kinder picking up. Los Angeles voted five million the other day to be spent right away putting men to work on street and municipal improvements and most towns have done the same. We are liable to run Into some pretty good times this summer Just accidentally. Of course the big time la going to be In 32. Thats the year of election and as I have always told you the Republicans see that things are fine on election years. Oh I guess In the long run this whole thing hag been good for us. I believe we all got a little more common sense than we had before, we are kinder more down to earth. Well the Democrats met In Washington recently to dig up ways and means to get dough to carry on another Campaign. They bad Just called the gathering to order, and said, "We will take up the business of the meeting, and somebody blatted and out, "What about Prohibition? oratory, denunciations, threats and almost mayhem was commited before they could 'get the house to order. Then to add to the dog fight, Mr. Has kob got up and delivered himself ot a speech that he had been cooking up all winter. He told era It was Just bis Idea and that It wasent made In the nature ot au Amendment, It was made as a personal suggestion. Well Hut dident matter what It was made as. it could have been told as a dream, or as a tairy Story. The minute it was told. Democratic bedlam, (by the way what is bedlam anyhow?) well It brqke loose. It always does when anybody is u.itlng about something that come up oaick. My mighty good friend Joe Robinson was on his heels In a Jiffy. Joe w.is for Party harmony, and he ' . ' n ' He Just wanted to fix It so they would be arguelng there all the rest of the summer. He really dldent speak for or against, but he did speak for arguments sake. He wanted to see the whole thing dragged out and start the split In the Democratic Party right away. He couldent see any use In waiting till voting time to split. Get It over early and see how they stood. But Joe and the others were for a latt split. But they finally got the thing kinder half way straightened out, and then sorntbody proposed that they raise six million dollars for the coming Campaign. Well that flabbergasted not only one side like Prohibition had, but all of em. Six million for the Democrats? Why they were becoming over night. It they bad six million they wouldent want the Prau'dency. Where was they going tp get It? Nobody tnew any more about that than they did about where was proh bition coming from. But they decked It was a good fantastic Idea, so t! ey are now on the search of It and the Republicans ell laughed and had a lot of fun at the Democrats plight. c.Hie they are so united on the siF.hot of prohibition. Th y cart even find out how Hoover ar.ik. much less the rank and file , the voters. But alnt It wonderful t !.-so'.nehlng come up In a conn r where yo pan find out Just how ij-Pol'tiral cow ards there are i h i lil. Mr SroUiuif. toe ) Lw tiler KlNwor' h, Af'o r- J.r I a - h i1' i i d W by the Io-ii-- . June-- il'n, -i.ed -- and i Mrs motile', her Mrs. Naomi Higginbotham and ba Dolores of Los Angeles hae here this week with been1 mi them hhat fat on their retuin and Mrs. Robert L. Wilson, Monday. the parents of Mrs. Higginbotham. Th.s is her first visit home since she Mi- - T J. Welcher of Salt I,ake hit fo- - the coast at the time cf her the of n the man-- age almost three years ago. first part in I'ay-oMrs. K. II. Street week with her n She was accompanied by her two child-AftMr. and Mrs. Clifford t-- ip Ja.k G inloR, Uik I Ikworth luruua cl J on A nice lunch was ho-'e- Hotel Utah. Wilson, Correspondent R- - ' H1LI.S -- Well all I know what I read In the paper. And1 do it mind telling you that since Congress baa adjourned, 1 am not able to pick up ; executive officers a tend, the Presidents Banquet held Thurs. day evening in the dining room of the ed TOWN V IiKVKRI.Y Is 10. 1931 All of the yy j 77?.. with these APRIL . . si-t- er th'o-en- . s watching doubtful skic-andi chddren the week, the ughuut Ra.-o- n were happy1 of people young when the wea'.het man made it po-, foi then) to cariy out their anti-on Easter Saturday for c.pated plans an i Sunday. Scores of picnic gtoups journeyed to the f juthills and nearby canyons and Utah Iaike was the mecca for many of the older ones. The Boy Scouts of the Fourth Ward accompanied by their cout nia-tIrving Schearrer If ft for an Easter outing noon alter Friday at Piovona Beat h and returned home s- M. and MrS- an( lwo children, Emma t elt,rSi Emma Jane dinner guests of Kitchen at their day night. - Chri-ten-e- and heir mother, Mrs. L. V. Nebeker arrived Sunday from Dagget County, Utah to visit for a fortnight with re- Clifford Chri.-tense-n Mrs. Minerva Neb-ihl- e latives in Payson. Wilson and daught- and Ruth were the Miss Ruby McMullin, who is teachM. and Mrs. Ralph in the ing school at Roberts, Idaho, home in Provo Monhome a for came brief school, high Easter vacation. UTAH INDUSTRIAL NEMS Mrs. Adelia Dixon, Mrs. Edna Street and Mrs. Etta Jeppson, the presidency Elite Dance Hall reop. HYRUM of the first ward Relief Society, at- ened. tended Relief Society Conference in GARLAND $40,000 recreation Mrs. Street Sa't Lake last week. here. ha opened Sunday morning. joined her husband in Tooele Friday Richfield Furniture EPHRAIM Genattended night and together they Mi- -, Margret Jean Arthur and Jam- eral Confeience on Saturday. Company purchased furniture and Mones Arthur returned to Salt hardware store known as T. Hansen Weststudies at their resume to and Company. day Mrs. Minnie W. Dougla,. has been minister College after spending their Bids will SALT LAKE CITY with in Lake Salt week this annual spring and Easter vacation at visiting Hos30 Veterans for be opened April her sister, Mrs. F. W. their home here. . . . alkingshavv. pital. BRIGHAM CITY Wheelwright Mrs. Mary P. Harding. Mrs. Annie Miss Kathryn Wilson, came down received Construction Company Phoebe Mrs. from Logan, where she is a student at Curtis, Mrs. Ethel Page, contract for construction of sewthe U. A. ('., to spend her EasterJ P.eid, Mrs. Ada Taylor. Mrs. Mary er system. with her parents, Mr. andpson, Mrs. Leona Dixon, Mrs. Mary Olaf Nelson receivPLYMOUTH M.ss and Hancock Mrs. Julia for her Curtis, had She Wilson. Mrs. Floyd contract for surfacing sev-eNebo ed $28,005 guests, Miss Helen Geddes of Preston Lucille Curtis, members of the nine-tentmiles of U. 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