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Show PAVSON, UTAH .THE PAYSONLYN. over all wheat supplies is going to ship ;U,000,U00 bushels of it to Europe light away. In fact, some With which la consol dated the of it has .already commenced to six go across. It will be at least wheat winter the before weeks at Entered at the harvest summers the from as second class matter. reaches t he American consumers. It K plain enough, therefore, Published every Thursday by the that for lie next few weeks we Paysoniau Publishing Company. as cant cut more than SUBSCRIPTION PRICE: much wheat as usual. We must One Year, in advance And $1.00 try to eat less than that. Six Months, in advance .... t must American play every It his LAWRENCE JORGENSON neighbor by doing his Editor and Manager. share of the savin,;. Our bos are gel t iug acclimated notices or ads and settled down to the task beCopy for acbe not fore them in France. They write will positively back that Uncle Sam is earing for 10 a. ni. cepted later than them as well as he could in norWednesday morning. mal times. There has never, among the hundreds of thousands of letters reaching this country from across the seas, been one Editorial Comment complaint filed against the food we are furnishing our hoys. That is a remarkable record and one w e should Inw liii-proud. vniuci mcBasE cc THE BATTLE OF mu now m sanitai AS XXI181 KY THE CROPS Aooun cr otan cbau. Sedition is rife in the vegetable The summer offensive of patch is YOUR LIFE the bugs aud beetles is on. The A HARD ONE? rains of recent weeks and the have Do you people at home feel at warm weather following times that his war has made your given the weeds jhe breathing life pretty hard Head what an spell they must require and alw rites American correspondent lowed the eoiieentration of heir who had reserves. They are impatient to of one ottr about boys been doing his duty battle for the sustenanee afforded In t little field hospital west by the garden plot. of Montdidier stopped at lhe Now is the psychological moment bedside of an American boy, one, to go over the top with ihe hoe. of those victims of the (lermanj (live no quarter; take no prisonmustard gas, with which the lltrns ers. Extermination is the only are making all their present applicable remedy is eyes were matted with Battalion upon battalion of cabgains. lie not see. could and yellow pus bage maggots, blister beetles, cut His face w as terribly burned. is worms aud plant lice are waiting lips were swollen and purple, IU their chance to strike. Make tlieii whole body had been turned t lie positions untenable by the applicolor of an indiait, and port ions cation of the proper sprays and of it looked like melted tlesli. ns dustings. Were ever greater atrothough it had been liquefied. cities than those committed year The fighting had been re- ly by the pestiferous potato hugs, newed all along the American who rear their young under the lines, and Herman wounded had defenseless, leaves begun coming into our hospitals. they plant to destroy? Sprav I said to this soldier: their ranks with poison at the The hoys are getting their first appearance, and leave no revenge for you fellows lonight. leaf uncovered. lie smiled through his seared Down in the sweet corn salient lips, and in a voice so faint that the weeds are attempting a flankhad to bend down to listen, he. ing inoveinent. Now is the time gasped, Hod! I wish I was hack! to start your counter-offensivthere with em! with the cultivator, rooting them Do you still think your life a out between the rows, smashing hard one? hoc them back by Tomorrow, dune 2S, is War engagements between the tender Savings Stamp Day. Help sup- plants. A clean war garden is a thing port that hay and hundreds of thousands of others doing their of beauty and a joy through the duty, liny War Savings Stamps! summer; a weedy one is an abomto the limit of your capacity. ination unto your neighbor, and one beridden with insects and HERE ARE THE FACTS fungi is a direct insult to nature. To the Slacker. THE PAYSONIAN Globe-Heade- r. Post-Offic- e 1 one-thir- . . . d - fail-wi- GRAIL sIvor- - ALIO 1 I : well-prepare- d I 1 1 1 e hand-to-han- d The grain situation in this country is very simple. It should he understood clearly and taken seriously. Hut for the benefit of lnyson residents who hear no more than Save wheat for the' soldiers it might he well to explain why it is more desirable to do so now than during the past fall and winter. On June 1st there wasnt more than 56,000,000 bushels of wheat left in the United States. The Oovernment, which has nuthoritv Theyr.e loading 1,000 vessels a week at American ports now, but thats the kind of news that doesn't get to Berlin. The bureau of agriculture semis ligest of Food Prepared by the Oovernment. Thanks, but were fully able to digest what little were able to get prepared at home. us A Lord help those German newspaper editors when the German soldiers get hack home and find nut the kind of repoits they've been feeding the home folks on. Not Much of a Man? liciii Machei: As lie situ with bis fellow comrades ill the mess balls dismal cheer and they talk of the tunes when they too vveie far ft oin this bleak frontier, is it strange that their thoughts should Hull back to the joy of the day gone hvf Ami the thought of ihe men Sdaeheis known as puts blood in the soldier's eye. Is it stiauge that the men who have given ttieii future ambitions, aud all, and who sacrifieed all of their feelings tor the sake of Ameiieas eullf Is it Mlack-ei,stiange that they look on the who has tlnived oil the fat of the laud, aud pronounce him a white livered seoundrel ami a traitor to I'm la Sami All men were e rented Tapuil so our greatest pli ilosophei s say, mid all should shoulder the burden, eipially day by day. Then why not when ones cjjiihtiy ihmmI.h him, follow this emunl plan, ami not lot tin llm bloodml light for the Slacker man I He may be as square as the day is long And just in his every deal. He may seek the right and eschew the wrong And to gods of all ages kneel. He may he a saint in his holy ways, Soul pure since his life began. But if out of his countrys war he stays, He isnt much of a man! A man may be true to his wife and child And loyal to all mankind; He may do no ill in his whole long life, And yet to his horror, find, When no patriot fervor floods his breast At the threat of a foemans clan, He lacks in that which, of all, is best. He isnt much of a man! fcl- - low This .soldiers words to the Slacker is only a meager attempt to interpict the heaits of thousands and express their utter contempt for the mau who will put ou his Dicky, extract cigui-ettetherefiuni, light one and strut Do his lady on the night of the Juuiui I'ioiii. Cock of the walk his ambitions, aud enck of the walk his belief; no man in the wor.d can approach him, uo man can suffer him grief. There is uo music inspiring his manhood to the sound of the drum ami life. As you dance this year at the I tali, think mot of the Soldier man, hut have1 a guild time with your lady, enjoy your life if you cun. Voud better it, brother, right now while you hold full sway, for the end of the war is coming and the dawn of the judgment day. We don't need you to lick the Kaiser, we don't want you to light the' ti ii Just remember the men of this country return when their duty is done. It may he a matter of years, hoys, vet it may he a matter of weeks, hut the iiniei most soul of the man. aud actions hoys, prompts action, speak. Oh, well dance, too, you ueedii't feel well dunce to a live cocky; lier tune than you who dance at the Utah, neatli the rays of a silver; moon. Ami we'll sing as we march through Paris, in lieu of tliu Junioi Dance. And well dance as we tight for freedom on the war ridden plains of France. Now just a word to the ladies, always remain the same, pleasure ami luxury seeking een with men who would not play the game. Why (to ii t you sacrifice something in re spouse to the Presidents call, and not have your height of ambition reach just to the banquet hallt Can't you see, its for you we en listed, for you we are willing to fight! Vou should do all you can to lead us in the rays of a heavenly light, for you have the power of guidance either for right or wrong, ami the man who lias your inspiration can fight with a heavenly song. lloovcrie, save and he humble, contented to stay home and knit for the men who are guarding your freedom and the men who are doing their hit; carry no thought for the slacker, force him to see his mistake, for the greatest majoritys cowards, and their claims for exemption a fake. Of course there are hundreds of fellows, who have tried, but of no avail; these men have a place with our number, when duty called they didnt fail, and when we return from the conflict after fighting in foreign lands, each one of us tired and weary, will be eager to shake their hands. We know them and they neednt worry nor take tho above lines ti heart, for we know they have done their duty, and were willing to shoul der their part; although wd regret that theyre missing, it is better they stay at home to Jake care of our interests in Utah, which the Slackers are eager to take. Take care of our girls from these fellows, make that your part in the game, while we introduce to the Kaiser the men that made Ftah 's fame, and we'll never be back till its over and we make the Kaiser unbuilt to the superior brains of our President, backed up by real Yankee Grit. s 1 1 . win-wil- l WE 28th the People of Utah will Have Last Opportunity to Make Up Allotment of $9,000,000 Which Has Been Apportioned This State. Have you stood up mid been counted? Have you enlisted in the army that lias volunteered its dollars to help I'ucle Sa in Have ou beeoniC u stork-il- l holder the Failed States? Hava j ou joined the anuv behind the annv? Jlave voti shown that thrift aud patriotism are s.v rioiiouious? Have you heeded the cuniiinuid of I'uele Sum nod bought War Suv mgs Stumps or signed Put your Liberty Bonds and War a pledge curd that vou will at definite Certificates in one of our Savings of the remainder this periods during Safe Deposit Boxes, and forget them. veur buy War Savings Stumps? If you have jou tire a loyal American It is a national duty to have valIf you have not yoll are iu the uable papers, priceless keepsakes and a 'lacker. yellow and insurance papers thoroughly A vote is now being taken In the United States which is to he a vote of protected from all elements of eolitidenee m the government. The destruction. method is through the War Savings campaign. A date lias been fixed for The Strong Home Iratituton you to stand up ami he counted. Then I'nele Sam will know just whom he cun count on. There will he two lls's on day of ihe count; one will contain the names of those who have signed tin pledge curd that they will buy Win- Savings Stamps and tints loan him money and who are with him to the finish in the war which lie is Waging for the freedom of t tie world. The oilier list, and it will he a veiv small one. will contain the names if those who refuse to stand up and Counted, (he class that have the streak. Where do .volt stand? Juue 2bth the people of Flail will have the Iasi opportunity to make u; the allotment of s:i ooo.ooo which Fnr'.e Sam liafi nppoi tiobed it of the War MONDAY. Savings Stump loan. An iirtn.v of canvassers Inis culled upon practically TO.M MIX in Western Blood every person iu the slate. 'There may a good western comedy-dramhave been a lew that have been overFox Film comlooked. There have been a few yellow Also a good Saving-cards sent iu to the War His Ticklish Job. edy. Stump Commission. One more opporTUESDAY. tunity will lie given them to remove this curd from the file; that day is EXID BEXXET in A Desert Juue JSth. The large majority have in the fled faith and FATTY their government Wooing, algid by sigufug the pledge cards that tlu-in The Bell Boy. witl buy War Savings Stumps. On .NBell broke two thousThe Boy ational War Savings Day the Director of Savings for Ftah expects to wire the and ribs in Xew York, so strap National Commission that Ftah has your ribs down and come pregone away over the top iu pledges to to laugh. buy War Savings Slumps, that she is pared still in the column of loyal states; tlmt WEDNESDAY. she lias contidence In the government. DOUULASS FAIRBANKS in It is up to you to help him. Sign the pledge card when it Is presented you. The llalfbreed. CORPORA! Duty to ones country does not end on the parade ground, nor even on the battle field, but consists in do lag everything In ones power to help win the war. says an order issued by General Pershing, a eopv of which has been received by the War Depart ment. To write home frequently and to keep in constant touch with family and friends is one of the sor diers most important duties. Mothers and fathers will suffer if they do not hear often from sons fighting In France. In the present large companies it is not possible for officers to write letters for their men. and every man must do it for himself. reg-ularl- The average Fhvion mans knowledge of the financial problem may be summed np in the one word seareitv. What's the difference between a basted broncho and some of ns Parson married men? Parson sincerely hope you will find it convenient to add more Thrift Stamps to your card this week. Contract to invest in a specified number weekly, for the balance of the year. One Stamp gives a Sub Chaser a gallon of fuel; two supplies a days ration for one man; three buys five pounds of gun powder; and four, a pound of high explosive. War Savings Stamps are better than money because they earn money. June GENERAL PERSHING INSISTS THAT LETTERS BE WRITTEN HOME. The This is Important Are You Doing Your Share in Securing Utahs Allotment of War Savings Stamps? " A He may be as rich as a millionaire. Or a scion of noble name; No sage with his wisdom may compare He may shine in the blaze of fame. He may be the most marvelous thing in sight That our humble eyes can scan, Hut if his heart is not in our fight He isnt much of a man! A PLEDGE CURB? man who sits tight and a mightr good game listens is playing of strategy. , This is a mightr good rear for lame dneks to stiek close to the shore. V riti-fce- -- r Payson Exchange Savings Bank tlir vel-lo- a. el THURSDAY Matinee and night. WJI. S. HART in Selfish Yales the best picture Hart has ever played in. so dont miss it. A I, LEX FRIDAY HALE and ZEEXA KEEFE in One Hour. SATURDAY. WALLACE SIMPLICITY OF APPEAL. Me Xantippe REID in a Believe comedy-dram- a of the very highest type, and the simple Ford Educational Wceklv. An advertisement phrased In words is much stronger than it would be If it contained a lot of technical terms and long words. The average reader Is not familiar with many technical phrases and wilt not take the trouble to look them up. advei User knows The that to sell merchandise he must make his readers want it. And this he cannot do if they are unable to understand what he tells them about the goods. So he avoids technical descriptions. He shuns big words. He keeps bis sentences short so that the reader can follow the thought easily. His description of the goods Is written not in the shop words of the maker tiut in the language of the salesman. He tells of the articles merits, Its uses, Us convenience, its quality and Its price. And when he ends his story he leaves you with a desire to see, to have aud to own the article about which he has told you. He accomplishes what technicalities would not do. well-poste- d .T. Leonard Replogle, a foremost man in the countrys steel industry, and now director of Steel Supply of the War Industries Hoard, says: This is! a crisis, and commercialism must he Haying Season How is your rake or mower? We carry the very best and. most reliable makes of Mowers and Rakes No trouble to show you. Come' in and see them. THE PRICES ARE RIGHT. You know we sell Lumber, too! COLVIN-REHC- E absolutely sidetracked. There is just one thing that vve have to do win the vvnr! Chronic Constipation. Perhaps you have never thought of it, but this disorder is due to a lack of moisture in the residual matter of the food. If you will drink an abundance of water, eat raw fruits and take lots of outdoor exercise, you may be able eventually to overcome it entirely. Tn the meantime use the most mild and gentle laxatives. Strong and harsh cathartics take too much water out of the system and make a bad matter worse. Chamberlains Tablets are easy and pleasant to take, Give them a trial. TRY OUR SODA POP It is very refreshing in this warm weather. We deliver soda water and ice to your homes when ordered. Following is a list of our drinks: ROOT BEER STRAWBERRY CREAM LEMON GINGER ALE GRAPE ORANGE CIDER Taylor Bros. Bottling Wits. 't |