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Show TOl'NQ UNI. I 10BLAV1 The IPayson 41 No XXXX. K crowd enjoys AT THE BON ?( TON season got ,nM dancing rne All voters in Payson are required to be registered this year on crowd to the last in "S dance on hand for the , j:ee ytv un- -, largest .In- - an W,d Dates Before Election lang last Saturday a !lhin Voters Requested To Observe Registration dance opening two sets of books, one for the general election and one for the Unless they cast city election. votes in the last two elections it will be necessary for them to register to get their names on both sets of books. So it is most important that voters check with the registration agents to be sure that they can vote for both the city eli ct ion and on the repeal. Additional days for registration will be on October 17, October 31, and November 1. . nterta.nnit'T-.t- themselves as .. the music, the r!t,a.ui with of the and the general spirit that states Mr. Migliaccio rce, and accorded 'this same support Th of the dancing iroughout the rest be assured of will Pa.vson ason, band and special entertainment oughout the season. nights dance, the For Saturday entertainment will be Gwen iccial r, radio ;n p,rson, popular Break-.- t Y. L. D. K. the r ou d A speciallly club hour. will public address system installed to add further toward jtertaininff the crowd. have been ordered Xew uniforms and they will make orchestra the ir in them at initial appearance iir An-;hnear future. ie Bcr Tun in the fut-x- near the for big feature will b the Merchants Ball. Watch rne crod presed t 'ao aiios h ivetj. non, tit tilj James Wallace McCall Dies Wednesday Evening con-uete- iont, James Wallace McCall, 82, died at bis home in the Fourth ward Wednesday evening at 7:55 from infirmities of old age. Mr. McCall was born April 24, 1851, a son of James Armstrong and He was the Dorothy Muir McCall. announcements. first male child born in Payson and ii o has spent his entire life here. He had been a farmer by occupation Board JIRA Compliance throughout his life. Named For Pay son His wife, Eugenia OHara McCall died seven years ago. Surviving are At a recent meeting at Provo, the three sons, James Edward and John Uowing men were appointed on the H. McCall Payson; Albert L. McCall Committee for Union; nine grandchildren and one R. A. Compliance ivson. Earl Page, chairman; Reid Lee Douglass Nebeker, Funeral arrangements are being irsson, This rown and Floyd Harmer. made by the Deseret Mortuary. will hear complaints on the o residents permanent FOR RENT Code, until Modern furnished des are adopted for each industry, home. See Mrs. John Staheli. which limp different, compliance lards will be named. LQd o egion Auxiliary Legion Auxiliary officers coming year were installed nday evening at the home of the American u left r fortin the president, Mrs. Hazel complete report of the st year was given. Mrs. Haynes, trict committeewoman from Ne-- i was in attendance and the follow-officers were installed: Mrs. 11a Huish, President; Mrs. Gladys Ison, first Mrs. Ver st year? Er-ido- n. A rs. Ellsworh, Iris Amos, cn by Carol s, But-rwort- h, nt Assist Ski Trail Anti-freez- All the city of scout or ifguard age are invited by the cent-- 1 committee to gather at Walkers Friday evening after school to fst in buildmg a ski trail. They are expected to bring some cl with which to cut brush or work e trail and are to come prepared to 7 all night and work Saturday. The owners of the land where the is to be made, Nephi Stewart Charles Depew have been most d in offering the use of their land this fine project. However, the mal conimirtee have i decided 4 if any done, damage is wil immediately be closed the public will be deprived of splendid winter sport. It is to keip the road joposed open to 8 '0nt a' winter so that automo-e- s may be aide to drive to the boys in Adeha Dixon was in Salt Lake to visit with Mr. Dixon and family. conference and rs. Quayle 0, I. UP Births "e JL '7 buy was born Pan Wightman on J. lP p 1 "rb Ed Anderson ann-3a daughter at L of aWn (,.nrra Hospital. 0, SATURDAY One of the best sustained drives ever staged on a local field was displayed by Payson when they took the opening kickoff for a touchdown, marching 68 yards on six well execut-- i d plays. These plays included an end run with McBeth lugging the ball, good for 15 yards, a pass, McKean to Mc-- 1 eth for 32 yards, and four terrific line plunges with Openshaw packing the ball and going over for the touchdown. Marjorie Jean Hall, 12 year old daughter of Hany O. Hall died Saturday at the family home in th First ward after an extended illness iv it h a heat affliction. She was born .n Payson on March 0, 1921, a daughter of Harry (). and the late Mary ones Hall. She was a student in the Central School Sixth grade last year and was a member of the First ward Primary and Sunday School. The Lions played a defensive game Survivin are her father, a sister, Ruth Marie Hall and her r, throughout the rest of the contest Martha Jones Hall a twin sister and in the closing moments of the if the young girls mother. fiay, duplicated their first quarter and largely attended ' attack to score another touchdown. impressive Statistics showed the superiority xf funeral services were held Monday the Payson team, a they amassed Alafternoon with Bishop William bert McClellan in charge. Selections a total of 207 yaijls from scrimmage were rendered by the ward choir with to 167 for the Forkers and scored 15 .Mis. Mary J. Wyler as director, and first downs to 10 for Spanish Fork. The game was not without its lossan organ solo by Miss Margaret Moses for the local team as McKean, The Lake. Salt of eley speakers were Jordan A. Law and Charles H. sturdy halfback and deluxe pass heaN. Parley Jensen offered' ver left the game in the middle of White. the invocation and Justin A. Loveless the third quarter with a broken leg which will keep him out of football the benediction. of the year. Interment was in the Payson City for the remainder Cemetery under direction of the DesNOTICE eret Mortuary. o At a meeting of the City Council Mrs. Lowell Fraughton and child- October 2, it was decided to give discount on ren of Provo have been visiting for City Waterusers a 10 a week with Mrs. Fraughtons mother jail water accounts paid in full 30 Mrs. Adelia Dixon. days after reading. d. -- At a Republican Primary, held Monday night at the Junior high school, the present city officials with one exception were endorsed as candidates and will run on the ticket at the Municipal election to be held November 7. The following officers were nominated: Mayor, Asa L. Curtis; four year councilman, George- - A. two year councilmen, Cheever; George Chase, Dave Shuler and Jasper Hill; recorder, Wayland R. Wightman; treasurer, Mary Jepp-so- n. Lee Nebeker, precinct chairmen was in charge of the meeting. Payson Plays Red Devils Today At Springville i A very fine meeting and banquet was held by the Payson Lions Club Wednesday night at the Payson Hotel and the guest speaker was District Governor E. E. Anderson of Morgan Utah who was making his official visit to the Payson organization. The disinguished visitor was introduced by club president, Dr. L. D. Pfouts and the subject of his address was, Objectives of Lionism and oppA ortunities it affords for service. fine musical program was given by th male quartette, C. O. Nelson, Golden Taylor, Dean Wightman and Arthur Jones. Dr. A. L. Curtis reported that the city officials had been successful in having the C. C. C. camp remain in Payson Canyon for an additional thirty days. W, C. McCormick gave a report of the number of men from Payson that had secured work for the campaign The Payson high school Lions trav- in the Utah Idaho Sugar Company el to Springville today to play a footfactory at Spanish Fork. ball game with Coach Paul Thorns Springville Red Devils. Both teams are undefeated in conference four competition and a victory is needed by both aggregations to keep them in the running for the title. Funeral Services Held For Jesse S. Taylor The Springville team this year is reported to be big and fast and the Lions will have their hands full in bringing heme a victory. While the local team will be outweighed considerably, their team spirit is expected to carry them through to victory. A large group of supporters made up of both high school students and town.-peoplare expected to accompany the team to Springville today. e Buy in Payson! - Way-lan- ze e, The Hunting season will soon be high school. Byron Mendenhall preing, Pep 88 gasoline, Vico and Penn-zo- il any and all kinds of elon. We have a complete stock of sident of the local unit was in charge motor S. U. Tires and oil, Tubes, ectrical and radio repairing. We inRifle and Shotgun shells featuring of the gathering and one hundred and a complete line of accessories. Now is the time of year to have radios car stall reasonably. the Westcm Super X shell for Shot- enjoyed the fine talks given by the CleanBuy Nol your Fall and Winter Wardrobe We also have Radio Tubes for any and the Western Rifle cartridg- visitors. Refreshments were served guns 'RITEWAY STORE ed, Pressed, and reconditioned. Tubes tested FREE. make of Radio. sell Utah State Hunting at the close of the program. We es. wintOur process in cleaning your Buy In Payson Our contribution to the Buy Now licenses. er coats includes, Moth Proofing of IMPLEMENT CO. TIPTON will be our famous semiBuy Now! campaign of the the garment and glazing annual PEPPY ARVS nine which SERVICE , sale cent begins We invite your inspection of our fur. and continues 14 October Saturday, satisfied of line farm implements. You will be more than complete Convenietnly located and with attuntil Saturday, October 21. Many endants schooled with our quality work and service. Our Heavy Line includes, tractors to give you For a DEMOCRATIC Primary to will and threshers. Our Light Line feat- unusual bargains are listed for this Phone 175 and our wagon Arvs Peppy Servbe held Wed. Oct. 18th, 1933 8 event. annSee circulars our big ice is prepared to serve the motoring ures, Beet Pullers, and other seasoncall. p. m. in the Payson Junior High ouncing prices. al implements. Buy In Payson public of Payson and vicinity in a .School We are Auditorium, for the purheadquarters for Hunting pleasing manner. Buy In Payson PAYSON CO-Oof of line and have pose a supplies nominating candidates for complete I.ANT & PERSSON COMPANY We handle Atlas Tires and Tubes, We the Rifle Qualand Shotgun been City election to be Payson cartridges. Our policy has always The Clothiers priced reasonably, Batteries, Car Rasell held 1933. and Nov. And such licenses. Prices 7th, Low Hunting at dios and Heaters, and a full line of ity Merchandise other business as may properly Now and Save! nationwide In Buy Buy Payson this with in tying up Accessories. come before the meeting. TEXACO CERTIFIED SERVICE a man We contracted for our Fall lines appeal to Buy Now and put Drive in today for a refill of either were that at June last prices special early to work we will maintain Come in and try the. new Texaco gasoline or oil. We sell Pep 88 gas-ilin- e Nominations will be in order for our current before NRA was in operatlow prices in all departments of Fire the Chief and Vico and Quaker State Motfollowing officers: gasoline containing Ethyl Known ion. There has been an advance of k store, featuring Nationally at and Oils. or selling compound not Mayor Merchandise produced under the Blue 15 to 20 per cent since. Why the regular gasoline price! Buy In PayRon for Blue we you? the gained Recorder under take the savings Eagle, and sold to you We sell Texaco and Havoline motor PAYSON CITY BAKERY Treasurer A new shipment of Suit Cases and oils. These oils are special wax free, Eagle. Try our delicious Homemade bread, 1 four in. Now! , Bags, year councilman just Buy guaranteed for winter .driving. freshly baked every day and for sale Now! 3 two year councilmen Buy STORE SAFEWAY We feature Firestone Tires and at all the leading Grocers in Payson FARMERS MERCANTILE CO-OTubes, together with a complete line and vicinity. Each loaf is convenient Dont neglect this duty. Evare This week the Safeway Stores Merchandise is arriv- of accessories, including FIRESTONE ly sliced and sells for 6c. Fall new Welcome. Our erybody eek. V sponsoring a Coffee and our prices are except-poun- and FORD BATTERIES. Home Industry! Our shop Support daily ing DepenEdwards We are featuring Thomas E. Reece, we bought Complete servicing for winter driv- is locally owned and Many ionally low on all of it, as operated under dable Coffee at 25c a Chairman. the all standard brands of the NRA Code. months ago at ing, including items at attractive the merchandise other grocery GORE CLEANING COMPANY of handling CALL P anti-knoc- P er 5. rs- :o, to Mr. Thurs-Octob- HARRY HALL DIES two year winning streak of the Bectdiggers from Spanish Fork to in a well soundly trounce them 12-played football game here last Friday. BANQUET SESSION ! rved. touts Asked To In Building The Payson high school Lions broke a ATTENDS LIONS CLUB Names Ticket For Fall City Election d. historian; Mrs. Ella. Reece, Josephine Conk, ser-aA piano solo was EdPh White and whistling P,eck. Refreshments were laplain; Mrs. of arms. YOUNG DAUGHTER Republican Party d; second-vice-preside- secretary; Mrs. treasurer; Mrs. Ann Thrilling Football Game YEAi; DISTRICT GOVERNOR anti-free- E !M Lions Defeat Forkers In 0? $2.00 PER UTAH, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1933 COUNTY, BUY NOW! i Installs New Officers Ironi Q$t$r Citizens of all ages gathered at the Nebo Stake Tabernacle last Friday to pay a tribute of respect to Bishop Jesse S. Taylor, one of the most beloved Pioneer residents of Payson who passed away after a useful and eventful life covering more than 88 years. Bishop John F. Oleson of the Second ward conducted the impressive services. The speakers were Bishop Jasper Hill, Bishop J. A. Loveless, Isaac Hansen and Bishop Oleson. The invocation was offered by Charles H. White, the benediction by d R. Wightman and the dedicatory prayer by Samuel D. Moore. This week marks the beginning of a Nationwide (appeal to BUY NOW WHAT 'YOU jC AN and put a man The musical part of the program consisted of selections by a male to work. Payson Merchants are cooperating with new Fall merchandise priced very reasonably. juartette, C. O. Nelson, Golden Taylor, Arthur Jones and Dean Wighttg&xv. man; vocal solo, Mrs. Irene. Provst-gaarvocal duet, Arthur Jones and and FREE radiator servCONOCO SUPER SERVICE prices are listed at our store over then prevailing low wholesale prices. Golden Taylor. We have exceptional buys in Mens ice. Earl Davis, Lessee. See our ad and cirthe week-enNow is the time to prepare your culars for the Representatives bearing floral triband Boys Shoes, Swede and Leather Buy Now! prices. utes were present from all schools in car for winter operation. Dont wait Coats, Wool Sox, and Union Suits. WILSONS MILLINERY & Buy In Payson with a large group from the until cold weather arrives, because Payson We creaCONFECTIONERY also advance are HENRYS LADIES 1FURNISHINGS showing in most cases there is an additional Taylor school which was named for & GROCERY tions in Womens and Misses footWe have received new shipments Mr. Taylor as a tribute to his many cost as the result of delay. wear all listed at prices that will We feature all kinds of quality the. past week embrasing our years of service as a public school car during to We are prepared give your surprise you. our fountain we the necessary reconditioning to elim- merchandise and at Our store is living up to the spirit complete lines of new Fall Hats, trustee. we are prepared to serve Hot Tamaland letter of the NRA, of which we Coats, Dresses and Accessories. inate the hazards of winter motor opand Sandwiches. Our silk Dresses are priced $2.95 es, Chili, are a member. eration. Poultry Experts Speak of the NR A. a member We are and up; House Frocks 59c to $2.95; Come in and let us supply your Buy In Payson At Local Social Now Fall and Winter Coats, $10.75 and Buy crank case with the proper grade SEAGULL SERVICE STATION & APPLIANCE GENES RADIO up; Fall and Winter Hats, $1.00 to of Conoco Germ Process Motor Oil. Mr. Clyde Edmunds, general manSHOP The Seagull Oldest established $3.95 Conoco oils and greases are Cold of the Utah Poultry Producers ager service station in Payson i& still Our accessories include, new Fall Tested to insure porper gear lubricaWe invite you to visit our modern and Mr. W. II. WarnAssociation, tion even with most severe weather. electric shop. Our lines of appliances carrying out the policy on which our Purses, Lingerie, Kerchiefs, Blouses, er, a poultry expert from Petaluna, business WE Silk Stockings, Etc. We invite your was built We also carry a complete line of include, KELVINATOR, A. B. C. splendid California were guest speakers at SERVE new YOU stock. RIGHT of NOW! this complete inspection Willard Batteries, and WASHERS, R. C. A. RADIOS, and a meeting and social for all members We are independantly owned and Buy In Payson other essential winter accessories for a complete line of electrical accessof the local poultry organization held operated and carry the best in suppCITY DRUG '.COMPANY winter motoring conveniences. ories. Wednesday evening at the Junior lies for the motoring public, includBuy Now! Our repair department is capable great-gradchil- con (C step-moth-'- er Co, UTAH PAYSON, HSBEK |