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Show THE PAYSONIAN. 0000000X0000XX0K0X UTAH, JUNE 3, 1921. PAYSON. ' of the owner of large animal H FAfilNE FUND WORK d() not train their own animals, seem there is n training school for animals, in the middle west T do not know if it still ovists or not MARX AT HALF-WA- Y and there one eoiilil liny any kind of a performing animal and make it Most earn a living for its purchaser. 1 fiaw f (Thomas W. Lamont, Chairrmn, j r'f on. !"' h'"pr1 th'y"f'" forf imnsfs, poorlv carf! Tells of Relief Administered Mr. Samuel James who was the could possible endure Bitting through Pr( sinT1fT fat, heartless men, who chose this wav only as the easiest of the filmed iwrlormrinco. and Task to Be Completed. managing director of a chain means of a living. making theaters in England and Wales writes: Condemns Artist Vaudeville There is a society in Boston called I have had fifteen theaters, and Animal Acts." The American Committee for China Mie .Tack London club, and the nieni Fiim'm- Fund, according to a stute-nu-iI have owned upon two occasions out this to bers are stump who trying are amused by issued by Thomas W. Lmoont, music balls. I would never book an thoTheatergoers which the puldic performances of animals upon the form of cruelty -the chainmni, has reached the second animal turn after once doing so in stage are to blame for the cruelly, realizes so little by leaving slum: of Its mission of mercy of HerdI have toured here and preceding and the misery attending theater as coon as tin. animal act ing funds from America to feed the pantomime. This mark of disapproval This is the conics on. millions of starving famine victims In aboard, and I can assure you that such "animal acts." Treno Castle 'fireman, the, cannot fail t, be effective. of testimony the fur eastern republic. At the lo all animal stage acts are produced in tells some strieking tbe support of all animal lovers actress, who estimate, the statement says, just No lover of dumb creaby cruelty. truths" in The Open Door, and says America, to make this club a ns much more Is needed to carry the and so insure civilized enter last 5,000,000" 't48. should ever lot ono penny of! (he Jack London club way cannot fail through to the June .tainmpnts, given without cruelty. ke harvest as has already been sent, She continues: his money go into tho pocket of the to prove effective. not advertise cruelty under the j Mr. I.amont points out that quick trainer generally an alien. "I have always felt if tho public- must Let of amusement! headline le response by America to appeal made onknew of the miserable existence Had You Thought of This? m08t performing animals protect our abused but faithful friends by President llarding and his prede,lurP(i in from a pitiful and helpless life of cessor, President Wilson, has 'resulted pleasure Albert Payson Terhuno hits hardj tbej wouU take no In such prompt distribution of relief watching them, and so animal acts suffering, that the threatened magnitude of the would soon bo done away with. famine has been checked to a marked "Children gurg0 with glee when j extent. A continuation of the efforts "Next to vivisection, there is no.tdu'y eo a dog, dressed tip in some! On0 astern town comes out ns a so far made, it Is declared, will place a circus hideous suit, balancing other form of eruetlv so uaruaruu! lamp, , prosperous community along what the famine relief for China among and so inexcusable as is the trained-- , on his nose, or when he climbs Americas most effective philnrithro-- ! nny will call regular rube methods, animal act. Every trick dog yo! Uirionsly up a great, high ladder until pies. seo on the stage represents something' he h nearly out of sight, and then, neglecting high finance methods, The Waiting Millions like twenty puppies The cjty shows 20,000 population tortured to hesitating as long as he is allowed There remain, however, the statedeath in a vain attempt to teach them to do 80 WPH thirty fopt int0 bv census returns yet has ot in- ment shows, a last 5,()00,000J to he Little do they realize tricks. It has boen computed that pool below. cieiisod ils bonded debt or raised saved, and these people can be saved every trick cat represent not less than that it was an electric shock through only by continuous and voluminous retwenty-sevekittens starved to oiam tho metal platform, switched on by, taxes but has paid off debts, lief resulting from American subscrip, that This rube among western (cities tions. A dog his master in tho wings below-during the training process. The statement, in part, follows: can be tortured into loinilng stage made him seem so willing to jump. llilg woll Blr,Pt8j arui all depart A cat can only no starved tricks Quick response to the appeal of the "It is only natural that in (ap, meats maintained very good American Committee for China Famwe! them. a should these Bear , but antics child, please learning iditions and raised some salaries. ine Fund gives us at the half-washould look below the gruesome truths in mind before en- grown-up- s For the past two years tax levies point in our work the cheering assurcouraging by your applm.sj another surface, and, if we stop to think at ance- that the subscriptions from gensuch exhibition. all, realize that it is not natural for' have been reduced, and aro now- two erous America already have served a a bear to roller-skate- , a horse or lnjis below the millage of 1915, mid From Washington State great humanitarian purpose, inasmuch into' distance cm, 7 budget below 1919. dog to leap any great as relief already administered has held town the to rube lie A frank and friendly noto comes water, a monkey to r'ido a bicycle, phis gives the famine in hounds and made it poscan force etc. Tho only thing that to us from a correspondent in Washgf the pleadings and sible for America to save a multitude to do these unnatural things PUS(8 for doubling the tn$ rates and ington, a well informed citizen, closo of human beings. reader of Our Dumb Animals, whose !h fear of brutal punishment, or some( (l0 high cost of government, Whereas early estimates made It device, information and fair comment we aTe hidden, cleverly constructed Salem, Oregon, is on a cash basis, seem that millions must perish, we and aldermen voting to create de- - now are advised that instead of the pleased to have. Among other things such as the electric switch. he says; "lt was not, until I worked in fleits i excess of budget provisions 15.000.000 who, it was originally fear"Your1 continued effort in b (half vaudeville, however, that I learned oro personally liable. ed, were doomed to death from hunger, relief at present In sight from all of ihe staged animal is a mighty the whole truth about performing an- My late husband was a de- fine work. Tile Law Between Friends. sources, American, Chinese and forEven ns a child, animal imals stunts on the program caused me voted animal lover and wo wero both eign, is sufficient to provide scanty rahenrt-nehe- , about ihe Bolshevikl tions until the June harvest for all exnot, amusement I must miserable on these vaudeville tours- "The woi-that they dont respect the law. cept 5.000,000 people. Those last have sensed their wretchedness. IIopo beenuse each week brought us in con000 are destitute, according to of will yon join mo in a drink? sometime to send financial aid to the tact with on0 more sad group Tack Loudon club. neglected animals living with only! "But I thought whisky was illegal. our latest reports from the American Its tho finest hatred in their little hearts for tho' So it is. But, then, who takes Advisory Committee in Peking and are of this generation. new lived owned them and who man by any notice of the law! ITvepsen dependent for existence upon Hammering "away at, the cruelties of from outside sources, and coming help efforts. their tho movies is another good daily (Christiania.) you this means America. are doing. At ono of our largest "There are never any comfortable From All the People movie houses this week is Soligs quarter in the theaters for any of Necessary. It Is the earnest hope of the Comwonderful tho animals. conception of Curwoods They are kept under "The Browns named their baby mittee that the number of contribuKazan. it the stage where if is dark and damp,' dog story, Through tions made as well as the aggregate rung a trail of blood and agony, their only light being a few electric after Julius Caesar. will le such as to make our humanitaWhat idea! did the animals in their death all crazy "Why, get They day. struggles, lights burning rian gift, in a real sense, a gift of the . blood pouring from their (undeserved) no exercise, because, for tho eonven- - they do that for? " wounds. "Because ho' was born too late for American people as a whole. their ienee of constant traveling, The film is moke One to effort individual way loathsome. them to name him before him. I do not believe ttmt cages nr,, made ns small as possible. savtoward and contribute generosity Mr. Curwood, with his love of animals, "I was shocked to find that most Tho Amorcian region Weekly. ing Chinas starving population is for every one responsive to Chinn's need, in effect, to pick a pal In China for a day. The thought behind this special appeal in connection with the latter part of our effort will be for American men, women and children to choose, figuratively, a Chi nese famine victim ns a friend for a day and to send what they spend one day on themselves or an American friend lo the China Famine Fund either through local committees, hanks or churches or direct to Vernon Mun-roe- , treasurer, Bible House, New York City. No American Is so poor ttffit he cannot save a life at the lowest rate ever quoted, one dollar a month. Lifes quotations fluctuate, sometimes in one nation, sometimes in another, but the lower the quotation the greater tlm The old saving, A chain is no stronger opportunity of humanity, the opportuIlian its weakest link, lias an important nity of human beings to save human life. China is far away (1.000 miles may have For example the Pull Strong moaning fir Ihe farmer choosing a tractor. but hunger Is hunger, whether around a good motor but because of cheap cast iron driving gears, is constantly laid up, unable the corner or beyond the Pacific. "We appeal to America to make efto work. fective the work already done In checking the Chinn famine disaster bv From (15 to 70 per cent of the power di v loped by the Case Tractor Motor is desaving until harvest those already saved from death. livered to the draw bar through a train of CUT STEEL, spur gears 'that, are enclosed a-- t -- 0 0XXXX00C0 - it sec-tore- s j j n jpt y njno-tenlh- a heart-rendin- SE KEROSENE TRACTORS The final or bull gear is made from a steel billet, forged into a one piece, woklless ring. If the si eel is defective it will break while being shaped. Any breakage occurs at the factor' before the gear is completed not after it is on and tunning in oil. the tractor and the machine at woik in tlm field. roller hearings the driving guns in Case Kerosene Tractors are always meshed properly so as to run smoothly and save power. f Protected by housings that contain a liberal supply of oil these gears aro always clean and well lubricated. This, in pait, accounts for the long service and low upkeep cost of Case Tractors. Pieeiii-- e of the strong, twist-pio- frame and f anli-frieto- n leak-proo- When in town, be sure to call and see one of these machines. Let us show reason why farmers expect and get more service out of their Case Tractors than from more cheaply constructed makes. Would you like to know how many acres can he phnnl with a Case 15-2We can in ten hours? Cost of fuel per aero? you Urn CHINA WEEK IS SUPREME EFFORT OF FUND WORKERS As a practical and popular demonstration of the sympathy of the nation for a sister republic, a Chinn Famine Week," to be observed throughout the United States, has been set for the eight days from Sunday, May 1, to Sunday, May 8, Inclusive. In this week It is hoped that the churches and civic, commercial and professional bodles'wlll take an active part. The success of this week will determine largely the amount of relief which can he sent through personal sacrifice tA 5, OX), 000 starving people still dependent on outside aid. 7 v tell you and so can some of your neighbors. Ask for our Tractor and Plow catalog. SEND What You SPEND ONE DAY To China Payson Implement & Auto Repair Co H. S. TIPTON, Manager, Auto Repairing, General Blacksmithing We Weld Everything but the Break of Day. Chinese Famine Victims Still Need American Help Before June. $1 will save one life one month. PICK A PAL IN CHINA FOR A 5,000,(100 DAY To hasten the work of relief, this newspaper will forward contributions to the local Treasurer, or Jo China the National Treasurer, Famine Fund, Bible House, New York City. Record of a Week Among the Industries Throughout the State It more ment employe and his family. prosperity Nothing brings used to cost a citizen 12 cents to indns home than operating quickly nrt tho federal government. Now A record of payrolls and it tries. cost him $43. bcHt advertisement employment is the Keep any communily eiin semi out. For The Defense. the payrolls going. Peo-pi- e Let us not be unreasonable. (Ininison Building activities unprewere any Ihcrc before went crazy not) cedented. $28, Approximately mm ing picture shows. Toledo Blade. being spent lor new homes, all being modem bungalows; more to bo startToo Unanimous. ' A ed soon. The only rouble wiih a fiO horse Moafi) Drilling resumed at Big Six is that every darned pow or motor test well, ut depth of 1140 feet. horse balks a 1h( same time. Camden Fillmore City 'fihonlagieal seminary ; aily Courier. ' to be established hero. 1 Suit Lake Bonneville irrigation districts big pumping project noaT-in- g completion. expected to bo in operation about July first. I.ehi $72,875 contract let for new hi 'h school building. Logan New theatre to bo constructed here. Eighteen states formulate plans for poo'ing 1921 clip. wo)H T(xas, Utah and Montana alone produce pounds of wool annually, and about of output of United States. Gunnison $55, (ml) high school to be erected here, Bingham City Work started on new store building. Escalante State bank of Escalante established. Salt Lake Walker Brothers bank takes over McCormick bank. Salt Lake Fruit growers plan marketing organization. Castle Dale JO townships, located in area to be affected by proposed Green River reclamation project. Ogden An extension of twenty-fou- r street viaduct for one full section will be begun immediately, cost $139,000. East Canyon reservoir of Davis and Weber Counties Canal company, beat ed on East Canyon creeks, in Morgan county, now entirely filled. Bingham City to havo camping ground for auto tourists American Fork Plans for new Carnegie library accepted by board and building to commence soon. Mantua N'ew water works system to be completed and all homes connected by July 1. Farmington laying extensive plans for city beautification. Parawan Wool growers here sell this years clip, sale amounting to more than 50,000 fleeces representing from $68,000 to $75,000. this Sugar beet acreage planted ve.nr in Box Elder eounty fully up to standard despite radical change in contract from last year. , Bingham Operations at Utah Consolidated Mining company during 1020 resulted in net loss of $190,140.08. Grand Junction Pure Oil company moving standard rig to shale fields on Beaver Creek near here, to drill in shale formation to determine depth, Provo New high school here form-allopened. on Mount Pleasant Work started new gymnasium. Cedar City opens new auto tourist 1-- 6 y CLASSIFIED ten-mil- COLUMN Advertisements in this column inserted at the rate of 10 cents per Count six each insertion. line winds to tho line. FOUND. Pair of spectacles in city cemetery. Inquire T. 11. Wilson, Jr., & Hons. FOB SALE. irrigated land, west of Payson, $4(500. bee Li amp Stouo 488 East Utah Avc., Payson. 27 2t-- E. CABBAGE PLANTS for Hilo, C. Smith, Phono 64-- p Early anna and John baeb A- - B. tomato plants for sale Thomas, Spring Lake atHEMSTITCHING and tachment woiks ou any sewing machine, easdy- adjusted. Prico $2.50 with full instruct ions. Gem Novelty 20-tf-- Co,, Box 1051, Corpus Christ Texas. 1, PASTURE POR RENT quire II. C. llaskell, 20-I- t 13-3- t p In- p SALE. One of the Best Business Corners in Payson, 78 foet foet m Depth, Frontage, 111 with right of way in tho rear. Property embraces threo business houses and Modern Residence, except lurr.aco. Inquire at Iayson-la- FOR 3-- 12-fo- Office. RAGS WANTED. W0 will pay the best- - prico for old cotton rags. Must be clean and any color. Bring in your rags. , Paysonian office. SECOND HAND Six Cylinder Buick New For Sale. Newly Painted. Tires. Excellent condition. Bargain. 20 tf-- Shuler Motor Co., Payson J c Hunch of Small keys. D. II. Fairwasher on tho ring. banks. LOST. TRACToai WORK. I am prepared to do all kinds of tractor work, bolt or drawbaf. Lyman Kapple. BOY WANTED TO LEARN PRINTING TRADE. Must ' THE have good education. Splendid opportunity for ambitious boy to learn 0110 of the best trades of today. Tho Paysonian. camp. American Fork New Creamery recently erected here to start operations vith three months. Mantua New water works system being installed here nearing completion. Bingham Local business men aiding unemployed. Provo Joint city and county building now assured. Richfield Improved into roads Wayne county and to the Cainesville oil fields planned. and Circle-Cliff- s Asphalt of an excellent quality being .taken from main well of Asphalt company, of Utah, operating at Rozel point, in Great Balt Lake. Brice Ilonoy dealers of state form Utah Honey Producers association. Park City Shipments of ore from mines of Park City show increase of 106 tons for week ending May 30. Monb Local men plan development district. of Contracts for construction of schools at Rains and Latuda let for $31,920. Mine rescue truck first of its kind in Utah, procured by Spring Canyon Mine Roscuo association, an organization of 5 coal mines in Spring Canyon coal district. Txigan Cache county to vote $fi00,-00road bond issue Juno 7. Moab Operations resumed at Big Six oil well. Tho nations credit depends largely on her western mines and at this time it is highly that important precious metal mining be offered every encouragement to increase production. The action of the railroad labor board in announcing preyailing conditions justify to some extent, yet .to be determined, a readjustment downward of wages is now followed by announcement of all transcontin-enfa- l railways west of Chicago that sweeping reductions in freight rates averaging 20 per cent on many commodities will be made. The beet crop will apparently be one On which farmers will depend this year for their profit and the prospects are bright for a very good crop. There was a government employe for even 1300 people a few yenrs back. There is one for every 200 mow. And including nil government, federal, sfnte, eounty and municipal,, every 10 persons in the United States nro called upon to support a govern A LOST. Cap to automobile gasoline on South Main street. Findplease return to Paysonian of- tank er fice. KAPPLE LIVE STOCK FARM for sale Duroc Jersey Pigs, three months old. Also pigs for June delivery. Team of horses. One mule. Address Box 211, Payson. Offers EARLY & EARLY, Doctors of Chiropractic, Over Wiglitman Supply Company, Main Street. Office Hours from 10 to 1 and 2 to 6. i- - e : p ifc G. F. TILSON. q. $ 4? at Residence Street Phone Payson, Utah Office r A'.Mn 0 M.D. PU YSK IAN and SUKH mj. 4j 7 A J j, DR. J. H. ELLSWORTH DENTIST Aii..ee over Bank, Payson, Ut. Office Hours, 9 to 12; 1 to Phone 28. Res. Phone lOS-j'- if DR. L. N. ELLSWORTH DENTIST Office, Payson Savings Bank BoUding. DR. L. D. PF0TJT8 DENTIST Over Wightman Supply Company. Main Street. Office Honrs 9 to 1 asd 2 to . Saturdays, 9 to 1 Only. Office Phone 13. Res. Phone 30 |