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Show ' THE PAYSONIAN, fTHE PAYSONIAN lamed Every Friday, at Paynou, Utah, by the PAYSONIAN PUBLISHING CO. W. E. ELLSWORTH Editor and General Manager SUBSCRIPTION RATES One Year, in Advance Six Months, in Advance $2.50 1.25 Entered at the Postofflco at Pnyson, Utah, as second class matter. errs. WAGE REDUCTION tu have exorbitant their profits will continue for ycurs to coino, notwithstanding tlmt the price of nearly every commodity to the consumer will come down. Reduction ia wages will be the contributing cause. That this has been determined upon is manifisst in nows that comes centers from many manufacturing that hundreds, and in somo instances, thousands of wage workers lmvo boon discharged, presumably for the rca. son that demand for manufactured goods has decreased. It is tho theory of labor leaders and those who have mado a study of economic conditions that tho discharge of labor in such great numbers is not a condition which uriscs because of the lack of demand for commodities, but is a false pretense on which to base a reduction in the wage scale that shall spread all over the country. Wages iu many instances have boon inordinately high, it is truo, and in such instances thoro will necessarily come an adjustment and in the future it may not be possible for an iron moulder, for instance, to go to his work in a limousine driven by a liveried Cases of extreme extravachauffer. gance are not tho rule, however, aud the average worker today is not receiving more than he is actually worth to his employer if his degree of efficiency is up to standard. The will bo poor workman, however, forced out by tho man or woman of superior intelligence and ability. Tho effort of tho manufacturer, serious therefore, may meet with opposition a,nd strikes fumy occur in somo industrial lines whore a cut in wages to any material extent Is In a just fight, labor will ordered. win, just us truly as (ruth crushIn ed to wirt h shall riso again. tho end tho manufacturer who during tho war was characterized ns a with satisfied profiteer, must bosmaller profits. Tho dollur which ho added to the price of his. wares, wnea tho cost of labor used in niunufac. turing tho articles was increased cents, for instance, only twenty-fivmust bo taken off tho selling price. Fairaess to tho wago workor must bo realized. debauchery, control by UTAH. NOVEMBER 19, 1920. PAYSQN, intimidation nml clii-- s dictation. The defeat of the league -j so many sections of the country was due to tho underlying common sense of The voter may the average citizen. become dissatisfied with existing conditions'll but when it come-- ' to oxer turning the government in favor of a program of socialism, such as the he league advocutes, will Ihinb twice before casting hi. vote in favor of turning over the state to a gang of disruptioaists. The vote against the league was brought about by a growing u:ul on the part of the better class of citizens thut inauguration of the league program eventually would lead to a destruction of properly ml n, individual initiative ri rights The blow which the this country. league received tit the last election should toach tho leaders Nothing but contempt can be entertained for the man or set of ne-who will prey Usm the finnnqiuf resources of the returned soldier. Lake has developed a ga.ig m grafters which is sending out a letter to former soldier representing that the soldier can reeeive his eer tifieaCe of service only through that i and in order to receive the certificate the soldier must purchase a frame at an expense of $4.50, The money wasted by the federal govern-'eat iri collecting the pnltry, nagging taxes on children's luxuries could better be spent ia binding the crook of this enbbre in the penitentiary. The highwayman is a gentleman beside him. S'-I- eom-err- If the manufacturers are own way, high and r - e BEATS INTELLIGENCE LEAGUE tho fact demonstrating of tho United States wero ripo for a change in tho political policy of tho government, the election of November 2 also established an overwhelming defeat for the nonpartisan league in many pf tho westTho defeat camo as a ern states. complete surprise to tho league leaders ha well as to the conservative element. In Colorado, Idaho and Washington, where the league had gained its strongest hold, it was completely routed. In North Dakota, tho only state under league dominl. Hon, its hold was broken and the state has been saved from political Besides that tho people y non-part- k STAGE AND SCREEN hit so hard. And she said I got to get action. Their work is a revelation in Tho boy rubbed hi shoulder and tho art of singing, is tho way in added with a grin: Well, she got action, all right1 which the New York Herald recently commented on the appearance of the Many a girl lias discovered that a Mountain Ash Welsh Male Coicert fellow who looked like a Bean Brum-ine- l in a khaki uniform is quite an This company choir in Now- - York. ordinary looking poison, now that of finished artists will present a he has doffed his O. 1. for eits. program in Faysou ou the night ot If tho girl haps-nto have married December 3, under the auspices of the follow in the meantime, tho disIn tho Nebo stake tuberiai In choir and covery may be a real tragedy. i:i which Thomas Civilian Clothes, that it will fulfill every promise that Meighan is appearing at the (layety ha been made for it there is not theatre next Tuesday, the situation The a question. develops into a jolly comedy. proves very emphatically that It was in response to numerous hero clothes dont make the man and, pressing invitations from influential American citizens that this celebrated in the end, the pretty heioiae, played chorus again visits America. Each by Martha Mansfield, is quite ready member of the organization has been to agree with him. choson because of his artistic value Tom Mix is to been seen in a thrilon tho program as a whole. There are no sturs and no inferior support- ling tale of the great southwest enThe Texan, at the Gayety All aro solists and titled ing members. and Thurs. next theatre Wednesday Eisteddfod Their prize winners. is one of the fastest movIt day. murvolous choral singing, according in which this star has to all press comment, is something ing stories appeared fairly packed with stunts never to bo forgotten. It has a charm of sensational horsemanship and tense and sympathy that reaches tho heart. dramatic situations. The east is The Mountain Ash Welsh Male marked by the strength always Concert Choir comes to I'uyson under found ia the Mix support. tho immediate direction of lrofcb&ur T. Glynwr Richards, noted in many tho first serial ever Bride 13 countries us one of tho foremost produced by William lox, and made choral Leaders of the world. with tho cooperation of the United IStutes navy, is released at the rate Tho advanced salo of seats for of one episode every week. It is tn the charming comedy-- , Nothing But fifteen episodes and gains in thrills, tlio Truth, which will be presented suspense nml excitement with each inin tho Second ward amusement hall stallment. tomorrow night, assures tlmt the An excellent cast suports Concompany will play before a capacity house. Tho famo of the play has stance Tnlmadge in her latest picwhieti Happiness n la .Mode, preceded it and thoso who huvo been ture, fortunate enough to secure seats for is offered nt the Gayety theatre next tomorrow night will surely have Friday. Harrison Ford will again be seen every delightful anticipation gratified. There is said to bo a laugh in opposite Miss Talmndge i'l the leadrole that of a frivolous young every lino and certainly any who ing husband who doesnt realize have been afflicted with tho blues ho needs his wife until he will find a remedy for tho malady, This makes the ninth has lost her. never to return. Tho curtain will picture in which Mr. Ford has apriso promptly at 8:15. peared opposite Miss Talmadge. WELSH CHORUS COMING how-muc- It whs whilo Shirley Mason was having hor tusslo with tho leader of tho gang, in making one of the scones in Tho Little Windered which coincs next Monday to the Guyoty thentre and had his head pinned tightly under hor arm, beating him up, that the boy felt like in earnest. sniff Both crying Miss Mason and tho boy were panting with tho effort of the fight tho camera. It got pretty hot, said the youngster afterward in telling nbout tho battle with the Fox star. Youd novor think, to look at her that Shirley Mason hnil so much muscle. I just had to holler to her Dont o OF FOREIGN MARKETS Control Trade Marts. From the New Royal Cook Book DOUGHNUTS! more wholesome and delightful than doughnuts or crullers rightly made. Doughnuts tablespoons shortening 1 egg cup milk 1 teaspoon nutmeg 1 teaspoon salt S cup sugar S o cups flour 4 teaspoons Royal Baking Powder add Cream shortening; sugar and egg; stir in milk; add nutmeg, salt, flour and baking powder which have been Bitted together and enough- additional flour to make dough stilt enough to roll. Roll out on floured board to about thick; cut out. Fry In deep fat hot enough to brown a piece of bread In 60 seconds. Drain on paper and sprinkle with powdered sugar. Crullers 4 tablespoons shortening 1 cup sugar well-beat- . Zeggs cups flour teaspoon cinnamon teaspoon salt teaspoons Royal Baking Powder ft cup milk BAKING POWDER Absolutory Pure pii i Made Veam shortening; edd, rar gradually and heat-eggs; sift together cinnamon, salt and balwg powder; add one-ha- lf cind mix well; add milk land remainder of dry iredients to make soft dough. Roll out on floured board to about 4r inch thick and cut into strips about 4 inches long and wide; roll In hands and twist each and trip bring ends to-ether. Fry in deep hot S at. Drain and roll li H-h- powdered Hugos, - from Cream of Tartar, derived from grapes. i i, ! k1 v PassThis is ony one theme of in which Herbert Rawlinson appears nt the Gayety theatre next Saturday night. ers By, New York Business Man Tells How in His Opinion America May DOUGHNUTS and CRULLERS V- ness. NEED Another Royal Suggestion I Some people love lightly nml for but a day. Others lovo deeply and for aye. Peter Waverton was one He wns a man of of the latter. wealth nml social position, but his love for Margaret, a lowly governess, was true and steadfast. When treachery separated them for six long years and ehanco brought them together again, the flame that love had kindled still glowed warmly and lighted the way to true happi- - - i FREE Kpw RovfU Cook Boole Anil scores of thp recipes. Write other delightful to t it TODAY. ROYAL CAKING POWPI RiM. 116 fr 'niton Wml, New WktHjr Jl If the United States expects to obtain Its share of the worlds commerce, a New York broker was overheard to say, it must keep pace with other world powers with which It has to compete. Trained men are necessary In any line of business and foreign commerce Is one line In which training is absolutely essential." I believe that the United States merchant marine is again to come Into Its own," continues the same broker In the Washington Post, but the finest lot of merchandise on earth, coupled with the greatest fleet of merchant vessels ever known. Is of no avail unless backed up by the selling ability and understanding of trained men who know how to place American goods in foreign markets. "All the large mercantile Arms are tnktng steps to train men specially for enth country In which they expect to do business. The prospi'ctlve salesman or manager for any particular country Is educated In the language, history, traditions and peculiarities of that country, so that he can In a sense meet the people on their own ground. He knows just what to do under given conditions and Is of vast value to the Ann thnt employs him. The bureau of foreign and domestic commerce Is doing a great deal of good in aiding In tire Introduction of American goods abroad, but I think the government should go a step further and have a regular school for such experts, maintained on the same standing and In the same relation to commerce In general as West Point stands to the army or Annapolis to the navy. The students should be taught every possible fact regarding European, Asiatic and South American countries, so that they could step forth as experts, each on some particular country. Such a school would amply repay the government In the large Increase In volume of foreign business which would be attained." OOOOOOO&3OOOO0OCOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO1w o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o SPECIAL o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o oV o o o o o o THIS WEEK - ALL Ladies and s o o Childrens o o o o o o o o a o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o A All New Models in o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o 0 o o o o Up-to-the-Min- ute Styles and the Wanted Materials. c o o o mmPAYSON. r o o o o o 40 A o o o o M 1 0000000000000000000000000000000000000006 FOREST ON DRIFTING Frenchmans Ingenuity Hae SANDS Made of Waste Place a Region of Fertility and Usefulness. In the southwest corner of Frnncev between the rivers Adour and Garonne, are long stretches of pine woods, green and cool. Where these pines now stand was a barren waste in the middle of the eighteenth century. Sun and wind vied with each other In making the land drier and dustier. Over the stormy bay of Biscay came winds that set np great sand storms and sometimes buried whole villages. But at lasf there came along a man who acknowledged fate only as something to be overcome. His name was and he was an Inspector of roads. He began fencing In the desert. He bnllt a fence and behind It planted a handful of broom seeds. Behind the broom seeds he pnt seeds of the pine. The fence protected the broom seeds and the broom grew. Then the broom In Its turn afforded shelter to the delicate pine shoots. Soon the pines spread and their tough roots hound this sandy soil together. The first step was accomplished. Then canals were made to drain the wet parts and carry water to the dry. Bre-montl- er KIDS KINDERGARTEN GOVERN THEMSELVES The kindergarten nt the University of Utah is based upon purely democratic principles, according to Miss Rose Jones,, director. The children in the kindergarten help to make all the laws and standards which govern the school family in which they live, and if a law is broken, it is they who decide the penalty. Under his now system the children develop a spirit of cooperation and understanding and feel themselves a part of a democracy instead of members of an autocracy, ruled by tho teacher. Because the children make them, their rules are all in terms of their own understanding. The teaching of the- child is also done in terms of his past experience and as much ns possible the thought is centered in the home. Moral, For the most Hoik. reet in g Pay soman office. beautiful desig Lds call Ammonia From the Air. syndicate has been formed to establish a nitrogen fnetory for the manufacture of nmmpnla synthetically from the nitrogen of the air, says the American Chamber of Commerce In London. The syndicate has purchased the extensive site In County Durham which the British government acquired more than two years ago for the purpose of The cnpltal rebonding a factory. quired will be $325,000,000. The process to be adopted, says the American chamber, will be on the principle of the German chemist,' Habdk. Nitrogen and hydrogen wtll be combined Into ammonia under pressure at a high temperature, the ammonia then being converted Into nitric acid or other nitrates as may be required either for the manufacture of explosives or for use as fertilizers. Finish does not make the automobile any more than clothes make the man, but the finish and equipment of the Chevrolet FB50 Touring Car are evidence of the care with which it is made throughout to meet the requirements of the most particular motorist. L Chevrolet " PB 50" Touring Ca- - J129S, f. b. Flirt KNOWLES MOTOR CO. PAYSON. 11s 111 at the ffieZ&roductcf'Sxpe rience A Forgotten Distance. , Americans who have forgotten the geography lessons of their school days will be surprised by statements made In an article on Chinese trade published lu Shipping. Manila, it says, which Is an American Insular possession, Is closer to China than Is Toklo, The Alaskan the cnpltal of Japnn. coast Is within 50 miles of Siberia. Therefore, the article concludes. It would seem that America should be more Interested In Astatic than In European trade. From the Outlook. nature and home lessonylre person, ed through this mediu In the university kindergarten, nothing is done for the child that he can do for himself. Independence is encouraged. A new department of advanced work has been added to the kindergarten this year in tho class for speech correction. Defects of speech found in the pupils are given individual corrective treatment. The advanced methods used in the kindergarten at the university are spread throughout this and neighboring states by the teachers who receive their training there. The kindergarten hns a record enrollment, both in teachers and pupils, this year. Y. |
