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Show THE PAYSONIAN, MARKET WEEKLY QUOTATIONS llc PAYSON, UTAH, MAY 27, IttL Errors Lose Game for The Heroes in France Remembered with Flo wets Payson With Provo at advance; nenpolis July wheat up roooijtJi Hay. Light Timothy price in several markets,' $1.32 1 1; Kansas City July up 1214c lmt trading is light ami movement at $1.21; Winnipeg July up 16!c at Alfalfa and( $1.66. retarded by farm woik. PROVO Best grades in fair. Iniirie steady. to where. Just above and near the Errors only on the part of Payton Describing a visit paid Dairy Products. A firmer feeling carried the Provo team to No. 1, oxistod in butter market at close of demand at unchanged prices. biw was little hill broad of a players a t"P of battlefields Faith the France, Timothy quoted New "Voik 28, Rich- - .Veek and prices advanced half to one victory on the Provo diamond last wrote as follows in trywithn. aa rectangle of tall pine Wednesday. Hunter Dodge, tnond $20, Atlanta $.'!! (Cincinnati pp1f It was the first game po ore bringing 28RiC New trees, that the Timpa had won and the At these (he New- York Tribune: $22, Pittsburgh $22.00, Chicago $22,; yrk. fence around it. 7:V,e Chicago. . went wild with wrote Heres flowers for you, No. 1 Alfalfa Kansas! priPrR there is a more settled feeling S St. Louis $28. a country of low rolling Provo roosters more waa 5 to I in The City $22, Omaha $20, Memphis $28,' and buyers, ar? storing best lost more Shakespeare. hills, and, as far as the eyes ean Heres flowers for you, favor of the Timpa. Atlanta $34, No. 1 Prairie Minneap-- j freely. repeat tench, nothing but unfenced fields. sides in Americans and French, lavish is $1(), Omaha $10, St. Louis $20, Stuart is almost in the middle of It was a shut out for both Wilson potatoes. Northern sacked Round Memorial (he when for Our fourth their the until Kansas City $14. .)0. inning Boys giving with perhaps two hunWhite potatoes slightly weaker at Heres flowers for you, echo dred rectangle, Poor fielding by Stevens Feed. Market practically unchnng- A big wooden cross scored. 80 85c. Cht day. others. ints closing' of hills and the im-- . error and an No valleys for ed. by Mitchell in the box except buying heads his grave with his name clearcar-lo- t market also sligthly never more prodigal of blosresulted in the for the Local conditions needs. France, mediato Paysonians is on cross marked. the It Caroline South ly $1. biggest wpakpr flt were soldier's American soms. tne And Timpa caused some slight price every changes. N() 1 Irish P(,bbl(T8 defeat, although in the little cemetery, looking on toScore by innings: lp or)P pPr bbl close of the third at rattled the i at grave in France is heaped high with ward the soft purple hills. Spring bran quoted New York $20, Xpw york wqiin 6 0 4 0 2 0 0 3 0 5 to jobbers Daddy, Provo and flowers on Memorial day. I was so happy to find our boy, so inning and it seemed na Inough the Payson Philadelphia $25.50. Chicago $19.d0, j $7 05 $7 r,n . . 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 rloth top slat barrel wreaths would have everything laysonians Spring middlings Tpxaa Ra(,kp(1 Bliw Triunipbs dow Daffodils ... wild profusion, blue ms, hnppy tQ fil)d bim ana Minneapolis $10: knelt Mc- j Wilson, Errors, Summary: red poppies and peonies, sweet smel- (here In the cold and New York $25, Philadelphia $24-- .., n0 r wet, I thanked their own way. pounda pt. Louis Two base $,.$1 Mariner. Both, Elliott, Box score: . Chicago $10, Minneapolis $15.50; 30 nna Kflin)ag city at Tro ling white syringas ad pale prim- God he wasnt American unknown.' Btniek out hits Farmer, Sheehan. PAYSON rose find their place among the numper cent cottonseed meal: Atlanta forecast of paT,v ne not could Bases by (1(ptlon a 12. have potatoos Mitchell happier Kenney 3; by , berless wreaths of immortelles. by .Memphis $29.25 Churn go $32.50; think buried there breau off Kenney 1. I crop estimates 27,02 cars com off Mitchell place 1, resting on balls, 1 seed meal New ork M, Chicago $30 , wifh ,o1!)4 pars last 8Pnson. Flowers Everywhere. Time of game, 1.50; umpires Mitchell Minneapolis $2t; No 1 ainw Condition tpd improvinff. French burying ground, with peasaud Harris. Gluten! Omaha $20, Kansas City $18; From slimiest shell holes and poi- ants stone crosses from before the This afternoon loyson ia playing feed Philadelphia $33.21, Cincinnati are violets trenches myriad Fori. war. and flowers. Kitchen is Meats Chicago sonous and Stock Live with American New beet $20.30, Chicago $20; pulp they seem to have sought springing; team. 100 home the for per gained hog prices pitchiug York $29.50 Pittsburgh $25.80. Cemeteries in France. woek. Reef steers each sacred spot where a soldier fell. Next Monday a speaial game will Grain. Pnfnivomble c(rop reports pounds the past Down in deserted dugouts we pick cows 25c and butcher be lower, relatives who American and friends played between Payson and Spanconfirmed by four local crop exports generally bits of shrapnel and underneath ish Fork at Spanish Fork. heifers down jreedor steers np the wish to visit of their graves business with find violets and anemones! good export together They Veal calves dow Next Friday Spanish Fork will cross resulted in upward trend of prices generally steady. their petals through the wreck- lend soldiers in France will be aided thrust on the ewes with the Paysonians lambs lost fiats 50e; fat the following table of the prinCash wheat In 25c, fat during the week. age of crushed and crumbling stones by diamond. 23 $2. $1.50 Chicago and American prices Payson May burial - fair demnnd until the 21st when places of ruined houses; they cipal ; mod ami plaster bulk of sales, how to Teach them: abandoned rails of the twisted bulge brought out cash wheat from hogs, hug ium and good beef steers $7.25-$8.7The largest. American cemetery Is railroad tracks; Zeppelin-torcountry and premiums over May large-I- butcher cows they Chateau Thierry by Bed Cross bus and heifers $5 $8.7 On 23rd the wind their slight stems about barb- nt Romngue, with 23,061 graves, In July feeder steers disappeared. ; (for relatives only.) light and ed wire and and wheat sold nt new high-poipeek through the fallen, which lie most of the Americans who calve medium $7.25 $0.75; At Lambeselles, reached by . oto weight in lives their the extreme of cents five camouremnants gave of within great torn Argon May tattered, bimbs al $W5$11.M; yearling ne From drive. Paris by train to At Finnic there is located perhaps from Brest (from Taris to Bmat by The sobs which rise unbidprices for season; advances subsequent-- ! flage. fnt south-110p'vps Verdttn de rain lost on in (Gore of visitor in throat den lEst,) then to the most beautiful American ceme- train from the Gare Montparnasse,) t prediction the every ly Stocker and feeder shipments from this holy ground are stifled at the American Red Cross commission west and rovering by a cemetery of about 1,800 graves. 11 important markets during the week plot of 1,700 gravea. tery in France, for relatives from intariff an transportation houses. for of Passage emergency them; they bring sight The isolated grave of Lieutenant commonly known as Dun Behind it roll the glistening hills, bill in senate also regarded as bear-- ! ending May 23rd were: cattle and disputable air of beauty, purity, peace from . Here the Red Cross has now green, exeept where the patches Quentin Roosevelt is four miles Visible wheat supply! calves 13,723; .hogs 4,010; sheep ish factor. hopo and happiness to this desolate, at station Contangos, railroad a 450. hotel OfiO the aCcora with 1,685,-j of Imshels a decrease opened sleeping (Jcvasted, striken land. of red poppies, bluebells and white 20 persons and a dinwhich is In eastern wholesale fresh meat Visible corn' (100 bushels fur week. Recently I went back to the battlef- modations for daisies unfurl the Hag of France be- near lamb was again the only ields of Care do 15.221,0110 bushels a decrease! markets ing room. the from Verdun, St. Michiel, the train reached by and Stripes; before Belloau Woods and Soissons, At Thiaueourt, reached by convey- sides the Stan of 2,521,000 bushels for week. Inj moat to advance at prices ranging it nestled in the valley, are the lEst, Paris. 100 pounds than a there I found ruin, desolation, destruc- ances from Toul or Verdun, there are Chicago cash maikct No. 2 red winter! $1 $2 higher per ruins of torn white atone 50e-$l- ; veal lost Beef between 4,000 and tion indescribable and ashes. wheat $1.70; No. 2 Hard $1.08; No. week ago. 5,000 graves. splendid schools stores and churches, Quite 80. ; houses, ; 1 No. 3 Yellow! and mutton in bud were pork loins willows From 3 Mixed com 5(!c; Paris by train (tiara do Eat) But the pussy brokand dust 23 pulverized the! crumbling, e For prices good grade besides the road, and perre-neigto Toul or Verdum. May No. 3 white oats 39c.erally $1. A suburbanite wanted to know how Fismes is reached direct. ; veal More than 1,500 New Yorkers who en rock. week Chicago May wheat up 21e nt meats: beef thrust their snowy petals through could set his rooster an hour ahead, he : : mutton light broken slone an drusted iron. Out took part in the smashing of the brtrMn from ,he Gare de $1.67150 May corn down le nt 58!c. lanib a helpful friend advised whereupon Paris. ; heavy loins $16 in the American cemetery at Ploisy Ilindenburg line are buried at Bony, Ciengo July wheat up 12(20 nt $1.28; pork loins it for a hen, as it to him tenexchange The at Tool is Min- - $10. .Tulv corn unchanged at 01. every grave had its own fresh, dew roaohed by convenyance furnished by minute cemetery hen. Boston sta- - wns easier to sot a railroad form the walk moistened roses: on the grnxTes nt the American Red Cross to relatives from Parts Transcript. Toul is reached From Paris to tion. Juvigny were hyacinths and lilies from St. Quentin. OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOG hundred members and the bishopric in Belleau woods buttercups paver St. Quentin by train from the Gare liy train direct from the Gare do Oats in the Oil. There are more than 1,200 were present also Sister Elizabeth lEst. e du Nord. the ground with gold and in the years old) Wall, now eighty-sevegraves. anemones bios violets and ThrOo miles from Soissons is the said Mrs. Conitosae., Hiram, Near Paris, at Buresnes, there are former president of tha Santaquin Re- soined unafraid. cemetery of Ploisy, with 2,000 Ameri- tmrre- - than a thotmand gravea. This Oklahoma baa lost over a half million An interesting prolief society. can graves. From Paris to dollars because crows were at Mrs. Caroline ride by train from is a Where 500 American Lie. gram was rendered. by train from the Gare dn Paria. Take the Bt. Cloud car and the corn. Rees, in an appropriate speech preIn the little white-croscemetery N'ofd. The public schools closed on Fri- sented each of the retiring officers Them folks seems to have more change at Snresne. five hundred in lie where The at week. of last Verdun, their ahare of trouble with the program than A of day 4,000 with a beautiful silver berry spoon, graves nearly cemetery At Boilean Wood. heroes under the Stars and which (he various departments were as a token of their love and apprecia- khaki-claIts only a little is located at Scringes, reached from animal kingdom. "i represented included the braiding of tion. After remarks by the bishop- Stripes, anemones, narcissus, hyacinths At Belleau Wood, reached from Paris by train to whilo since we heard about how wild oil. and lilies are swinging in the breeze, Paris by train to Chateau Thierry and from (lie May pola and crowning of the ric a delicious lunch was served. by auto or by eats was playin havoe with the censers like their school on Star. the perfume shedding from grounds, from Red and .Chateau Croas May Queen, train to Chateau Thierry, Washington Thierry by after which teachers and pupils asMrs. Ernest Wadsworth and child- in a temple. Children trudged daily out to sembled nt the town amusement hall, ren of Salt Lnko are here on a visit their black aprons filled with and enjoyed themselves' in dancing. with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. flowers and plants which their lovFnder the direction of Principal A. L. Jenkins. E. Wall and his corps of teachers, ing hnnds transplanted to the Amerthe schools have given very good satMr. and Mrs. John Hansen and son ican graves guarded by their 23,000 isfaction, and the students have made and daughter of Spanish Fork, were shining white crosses and their 23,000 And far sway beyond the Last excellent Monday dinner guests last Sunday of Mr. flags. progress. violet blue the WoeVre of Peterson. twenty-twplains and Mrs. Rudolph following evening the soft atmoiqihere meets the clear of their received diplomas: graduates A tourist stopped at a West Vir the infinite blue of the skies. Alvin Van Ausdnl. ' Keilh Hansen, The very soil of France, revivified Alton Higginson, Albert McKay, Ber ginia mountain cabin to get water and Mchis triumphant, is joining in the peo. attention Owena and T.arvee his for radiator, Smith, ry Wall, Gertrude nansen, Rosetta wns attracted by the groans and oc- pies paeans of praise to the herole Cormick, Van Ausdal, Edna Jarvis. Vera Arm casional sharp yelps of pain proceed- soldiers who fell for n just cause. How kind the world is! exclaimClara Kirkham, Norma Jor ing from the bearded lips of a lanky THE UNIVERSAL CAR mail, Rtiby I.indstrom, Cleo Holladay, native who was seated on a rock pile ed Helen Wolcott when she found her Laffiin-rourat brothers aviator grave, Drofna Rees, rroil Cushing, Blenda near by. How kind the world is! What is the matter with that nigginson, Indra Peterson, Loola TIud the tourist inquired of the she cried in a letter to her father. son Vera Taylor, Rachel Peterson man! Class song, woman who brought him a bucket. Dr. Woleolt, head of the SmithsonThe program follows: And School Days; Address, Loiov Tuckott; Sho gave the sufferer a contemptuous ian institution, at Washington. because that letter is typical, because Cleo then of Ilolladay replied bitterly: Sallot, glance, Lady He aint no man-l- ies it tells the story, of the American Facts That thingl Class History, Ilrofna Res; for there graves in France, here it is and husband Owena McCormick my About Santaquin, just who the have known others anguish but with him Reading, Norma .Terman; Piano solo, aint nothin the matter of bereavement: Edna Jarvis; Valedictory, Vera Tay- laziness. $545 f. o. b. Detroit caused never laziness pain Oh, lor; Class Poet, Leola Hudson; Song, An American Boys Grave. the tourist Student Rachel Peterson; Body such as he is suffering, heart Oh, Dnddy dear, I found our boy Ruby Lindstrom; Class Jester, declared, aB a particularly Life, a it will If you doubtful you to today, just above a poor little ruinProg rending moan smote his ear. Gertrude nansen; Class song, connarrow woman ed of said town the a Pi town, Yes, quaint Blenda nigginson; tis, nostieation, houses, crumbled streets, hallow-eyeisuio solo, Indra Peterson, .Class Will clusively. man who owns one for your farm, go to walls with burnt-ou- t desolation every- mind explaining! Would you "Tfillis Croft; Reading, Keith Hansen of in the interest presentation of diplomas by Tntsfie she was asked, will tell you ask him. we will come to you science. to by graduates Peterson; talks she said wearily, Well, you see, Superintendent L. John Nultal, Jr., Auto License the have us Sam he set down on that rock pile what dozens of Ford and T. F. Tolhurst of Payson; Farethe on from settin well song by class. Santaquin is to rest hisself and hes jest all the mornin H. ROLAND TIETJEN Ford truck is positively a paying proposition. proud of i s first year ninth grade steps too pizen lazy to move, though thers graduates. a bumblebee nest in them rocks. Notary Public Miss Hattie Marsh, one of the lead Judge. door. It solves the It brings the best markets to civics and ing teachers in science, BACK? LAME THAT WHY for geography, left last Wednesday the farm her home in Kansas City. on the farm hauling That morning lameness those sharp Sheet Metal Works Payson when bending or lifting, make Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Wadsworth and pains stands work ft burden and rest impossible. the city. It does a dozen different Roofing, Furnaces, Guttering every daughter, Margaret, left Wednesday Dont be handicapped by a bad back All Kinds of Sheet Metal You wii look to your kidneys. for Logan, where they will attend and Copper Work all conditions. of farm work the remake 110 mistake by following this convention, the the Druggists s Ask residents' Orem Near St. Nortk First example. Depot mainder of the week. Payson your neighbor. will Mrs. Harold Tanner, Second Ward, you further information post Mrs. W. H. Durctt of For I many years says: ifornia ere here for a months Payson, Be Cuied Mrs. Durctt s had attacks of kidney trouble. When Catarrhal Dctfntss Cannot stay at. the homo of came on, I suffered with By local applications as they cannot reach these spells mother, Mrs. N. Borgensen. portion of the ear. There w dreadful lameness through the small the diseased only one way to cure Catarrh t! Deafness, be would back and back of Is bv a constitutional remedy. my ' who and that my has Miss Annie Borgensen, MEDICI:"! acts stiff and sore, too. My kidneys HALLS CATARRH through the Blood on the Mucous 'lfaces been in Salt Lake the past few annoyed mo in different ways and I ot Deafness Is Catarrhal the System. by an Inflamed condition of the months is home on a short vaea- wns sometimes dizzy and felt tired. caused lining of the Eustachian Tube. I used many remedies for this trouble mucous tion. When this tuho Is Inflamed you have a which I s Pills, Doan rumbling sound or Imperfect hearing, and Schramm-JohnsoOjfo? the most enjoyable affairs but at the Kidney Is the Drug when It Is entirely closed, PeafneBj rewasheld here Tuesday afternoon in bought result. Unless the inflammation can benorthan me more did good company, duced and this tube restored to its the Relief society house in honor of anything elso. Doans have never mal be destroyed may condition, hearing the retiring Relief Society officers, failed to quickly cure mo of an at- forever. Many cases of Deafness are conn-cilocaused her by Catarrh, which Is an Inflamed and A. Tictjcn tack. Henrietta condition of the Mucous Surfaces. Emma Dont ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for any Emma Openshaw and Trice 60c, at all dealers. of Catarrhal Deafness that cannot Mrs. Tiejten has served ten simply ask for a kidney remedy get case Jarvis. CATARRH HALLS be cured by same that the Pills and Doans Kidney MEDICINE. venrs as a member of the board, free. 75c. Milburn Foster Circulars had. All Druggists thirteen years as president of the Mrs. Tanner F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio. N. -- . Buffalo, One Mfrs., Co., Relief society. Santaquin lust-'yea- r vine-covere- d ' 01 m $2.50-$3.50- b-- 1 c 25c-50- $8.40-$8.80- v $7.10-$8.50- ! $l-$2- gen-57e- ... $14-$1- $14-$16- $13-$17- $25-$27- $22-$24- n SANTAQUIN 00000000 ooooooooo s te t. Ford Truck whether are the Ford Truck d and Or and Truck Owners jobs under wear and tear A . card told that your and between problem Mr.d buy pay and day and bring . 1 Shuler Motor Co. PAYSON. T I" |