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Show THE PAYSONIAN, THE PAYSONIAN leaned Every Friday at Fayson, JJtah, r hy the PAY80NIAN-.PUBLISHIN- 00. 0 SUBSCRIPTION BATES One Year, ia Advance Six Months, ia Advance 92.50 $1.23 Entered at the Poatofflce at Pay son Utah, aa aeeoad class matter. E. ELLS WORTH, Editor and General Manager. W. AX one kind of a suit that u rues in handy T, neady every day be cause it is right for nearly all occassions. a Serge dSS. LOOK HERES In every wardrobe. THE LABEL Sabeeribera are aaked to watch the label on their paper and to when remit promptly subscription are due. If your label " read it means that your subscription is paid np to December 1, 1921, and that you should at that time send in another 92.50 for the next year. Subscriptions are payable in advance a re quirament exacted by nearly all If yonr label shows newspaper. a date that is past, please send ia the amount without further notice. "12-1-21- PROTECT SUGAR BEET INDUSTRY Chambers of Commerce and promotion bodies in California towns around which sugar boots are raised are forwarding congress resolutions urging slight increase in sugar tariff to save the American beet sugar in dustry from extinction duo to dumping foreign sugar produced with cheap labor on to tho American mar- ket. Unless this is done, farinora and beet growcrg fear that the sugar factories will be uuable to sell their sugar for & sufficient price to enable the farmers to raise beets, or maintain their sugar factories. A duty of 1.6 ccntg per pound such as is being proposed, is the lowest imposed by any eountry and would be but a small item to tho American family compared to the advantages of enabling our own sugar beet industry to exist and savo 'us from being at the morcy of the foreign sugar produreB and speculator. t U. B. LEADS THE WORLD tho world in the development of water power. Forty per cent of the working power of the world is in thiH country, where a total capacity of 9, 243,000 horse power has been installed, according to a report of the United States Geological survey issued recently. with New York lends the states 1.300.000 horse power developed by water power and California comes Tho United second witjj States 1,111,000 leads horse power. in The largest single power plant the world is at Niagara Falls, with 870.000 horse power capacity, but the major part of this development is on the Canadian side. of the develEurope has oped water power of tho worfd, France, Italy, Germany, Norway, Sweden and Switzerland have each more than 1,000,000 horse power working. With its water power and stenm generating' plants the United States furnishes its people with tho cheapest and most efficient electrical power in the world. Lant & Persson Co. The Clothiers CHIEF OF FOREST SERVICE LEAVES VERDICT TO WEST Washington, D, C., March 23, "The Washington Post, said Col. W, B. Greeley, Chief of the Forest Service, today, "is seriously misin, formed when it says: "The Forest Service dictatos the courso of roads within the national forests, and preveutg the construction of highways which are required in the public welfare. It baits a farmers cow in search of a drink of water at a spring lying a few feet within a forest urea. It denies to a pioneering farmer the right to acquire a few feet of timber adjoining his homestead. It Bells off the timber on a mining claim, denying the timber to tho miner, who must send sometimes thousands of miles for a few sticks of timber which might have beeu cut from his own claim. It disposes of timber to foroign coun-tiie- s at a time when domestic needs are unsupplied. It does not create additional forest to replace that which is cut, but clings to lands whih are not forested at all, and refuses to permit them to be opened for homes. Alaska is locked up, a useless treasure-house- . , of what the Post "If has said were true," added Col Grcely, "it would bo high time for a house cleaning in tho forest service, lint there is not a vesligo of truth lit nnv of these statements. Here nV( a fo" facts which any one may verify. "Any public road may be built in the National forests without even obtaining tho approval of tho forest service. Nearly $17,000,000 of federal funds have been spent on Nation nl forost Tonds and 90 per cent of these projects were proposed in the first instance by the states, or by their counties or communities. Local PAYSON, agencies have cooperated in building most of them. "Since 1905, when the forest service assumed control of the National forests, over 1,610,000,000 board feet of timber have been given without charge to settlers and prospectors. From 35,000 to 40,000 people obtain such timber every year. Over 100,-00head of farm animals are grazed yearly by local settlers on the National forest without charge, "The forest service refuses to allow public rigkts iu tho forests to be held up by fake or fraudulent it scrupulously avoids claims, but tho sale of timber on any mining claim wlich the interior department accepts as valid, "The forest service secured the enactment of a law which made homesteading possible in the nation-- , al forests, and it has opened over 21,000 homsteads to entry under that law. Besides this, it has eliminated some 26,000,000 acres of land from the national forests during the past 12 years, making them available to entry, under! the general homestead lawa Ve still have a lot of treeless land in high mountains above timber line. We still have larg9 areas of treeless land which were put in the national forests at the insistence of the reclamation service for the protection of watersheds supplying their of reservoirs, or at the insistence private water users associations. "The forest service does not dispose of timber to foreign countries. While it has no control over the export laws of tho United States, it has repeatedly refused to even negotiate with foreign corporations for the sale of national forest timber. "There are 20,000,000 acres of young and growing trees within the national forests as the result of keeping fire out of large aTeas whieh were denuded before the forests were established, of regulating timber cut ting under service contracts, and of planting, "Every resource in the national one-tent- one-thir- Halls Catarrh Medidne Those who are In a "run down" condition wtU notice that Catarrh bothers them much more than when they are In good health. This fact proves that while Catarrh Is a local disease. It is greatly Influenced by constitutional conditions. HILIS CATARRH MEDICINE Is a Tonic and acts through the blood upon the mucous surfaces f the body, thus n and assisting reducing the inieim. f i's usiri. t i couctions 1 Romp Test Floor Paint Dont keep saying to the kiddies. Dont Let them romp and play when its a rainy day. They cant hurt your floor if it is painted with g Lowe Brothers Floor Paint. Its made to stand just such rough and scuff. Easily applied. Dries overHard-Dryin- night Makes floors easy to keep clean. Comes in all the popular We sell and finishes. recommend it SmootLumber'Co Payson, litah. "SSXXKRUII UTAH, MARCTT 24, 1922. By Making Application for Automobile Licenses J 5 jj 5 t W. E. ELLSWORTH, Official Inspector, At the Paysonian Office VJ I0 0 0 WHEN it comes to long wear and real season - after - season service theres nothing that will beat the strongly woven, long wool fibers of 5 5 --a 3erge every wardrobe. In m Big Shipment Galvanized Ware At lower prices than we have been able to quote you for years No. 2 Common Galvanized Tubs 89c No. 3 Common Galvanized Tubs 98c No. 1 Extra Heavy Galvanized Tubs . . . 89c No. 2 Extra Heavy Galvanized Tubs qt. Galvanized Pails 12 qt. Galvanized Pails 98c . . . 10 . . . . 25c 35c Tin and Copper Ware No. 8 Copper Nickle Plated Extra Heavy Tea Kettle ' . $1.98 12 qt. Extra Heavy Lisk Tin Pail .90 14 qt. Extra Heavy Lisk Tin Pail 1.00 No. 8 Copper Bottom Extra Heavy Lisk Tin Wash Boilers 2.75 No. 9 Copper Bottom Extra Heavy Lisk Tin Wash Boilers 3.25 .80 Brass King Wash Boards . .50 Good Medium Grade Brooms . 5 Sewed Extra Selected Stock .75 . Brooms . . i fi BIlIBBBIBIBBIBIBIBBBBBBIBIBIBlBKBkiBULBBIidiBBBHlKBaEBBBEIBlKIClIBBlEKBIHBBIIB in other places, will bo the basis These forests of business, coupled wit, the test of all the timber used in southern Alprices and courteous There is much speculation among service, low aska for building, mining, construcof Payson The treatment. people to attithe as of members congress and ting wharves and fish traps, in the are invited by the manager to visit President tude of Harding fish. canned marketing They export soldier bonus bill if passed the new store and they will be royalhigh grade spruce lumber to the event the form in disregard, of in its present manufacture of paper states. The ly welcomed. theso the criticisms and objections of Secpulp in them has begun. If forests are "locked up," it is odd retary of the Treasury Mellon. A GOOD FRIEND Those who are in close touch with that the use of their land and timnow bill as claim the that senate tho over revenue a should ber of pay A good friend stands by you whea United framed will not pass that body this $100,000 a year into the in need. Payson people tell how: season. over Statos treasury and of $25,000 Puls have 6tood tho Doans Kiuniy a year to the roads and schools of Robert Mattinson, Second test. Mrs. RULE GOLDEN HELPER Alaska. endorsed Doans nine made the further Col. Greeley OPENS STORE IN PAYSON Ward, Payson, years ago and again confirms th statement that he would be willing Could you a3k for more con story. to leavo the verdict as to the work Choosing Payson as a place in testimony! viucing stock-men- , Golden to the the of his service which to expand it8 trade, settlers, If all who use Doans Kidney Pill and timber operators of the Rule Store of Helper has come to receive the same prompt and effective western states who know and use the this city and tomorrow will open for relief that I did, they will have national forests. He also pointed business in the old Golden Rule to say but words of praise out the concluding statement in the store, corner Main and First North nothing for this remedy, says Mrs. Mattin has been cditorinl of the Washington Post streets. The building son. have used Doans Kidney; I rethe the to to be suit that is that: "It hoped thoroughly remodeled Tills for years when suffering from people will be given an opportunity quirements of the new proprietors backache and disordered kidneys to make their land heritage available and the exterior has been painted a Sometimes was very difficult fo it said handsome green. The Post, for proper use, me to get up from a chair or t Col Greely, Wells Cloward, who was brought apparently advocates after stooping. My kid straighten abandoning public ownership of the up in Payson, will be the manager ricvs showed signs of weakness, too ntional forests and parceling out this of the new store, and carrying out I always got Doans Kidney PiUs at public property whose cash valuo to the policy which has brought success Otts Drug store at those times and they- never failed to stop the backSIBRBlSBBUBinSIIMnBBMMISSMSraMIHIBlSHSSBS ache and restore my kidney to a' condition. 5 normal OVER NINE YEARS LATER,' Mrs. still use Doan's Mattinson said: Kidney Tills nt times and they alresults. give tho same good Lots of money to loan on farms on long time and S ways Doans arc fine for old people and I have a great faith in them." easy terms. forests is open to use. day exceeds $1,000, 000, 000( real issue, let u say supply 86 per cent of is the of Alaska to ASSSSSISSSSSSSSIIllSBIiaESISEIIIBSlBlalKIiailllllllSI Urn If this truth andproprietors honesty so." - Real Estate Loans g s M M s My monthly installment loans on city property beats them all. No delay. I want to furnish you with what money you need. n s g "I MINNAS. LEDYARD,M.D.D.C. Chiropractor, Successor to Drs. Early Office 78 P. O. Box 288 North University Ave. Provo, Utah fit Early Oyer Wightman Supply Company. Hours from 10 to 1 and 2 to 6 Phone 13 Phone 10S L D. PFOUTS DENTIST Over Wightraaa Supply Ooapuy, DK. IBIIII1IB1I 0000000000000000000000000000000000, Main Street. Hours 9 to 1 axd 2 to ( Saturdays, 9 t4 1 Oily. Office Phone 13. Be. Phome $0 Office PAYSON Millinery Opening oooooooo Sheet Works Metal Roofing, Furnaces, Guttering All Kinds of Sheet Metal n and Copper Work Showing the Most Faultless Creations First North St. Near Orem Depot A in Exclusive Designs. DR. L. N. ELLSWORTH DENTIST oooooooo. Office, PayaoB Exchange Saylaga WILSON MILLINERY Bank Building. Payson, Utah oooooooo While we lead all others in Style and oooooooo ' I S Quality, Our Prices are the Lowest Lant & Persson Co. -- A M Easter Save Delay r IBai!SnMI8HSHHSMIIHSHSnSSBmHlHIHHUUllBSSIIBQFTSRE3SaBaiaI3ISS Opening Day, Monday, March 27 G. $ $ F. TILSON. M. D. PHYSICIAN and SUSGfcUN Office Kxln' Street ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo 7 Pay eon, Uteh I DR. J. HJtSkTU 0t.ctiver Bank, Payson, Ut. to 12; 1 to 9 Cfflce Hours, 9 Phono 23. The Clothiers nt Residence Phone Re. Phone lOt-- J 4 A |