OCR Text |
Show f THE PAYSONIAN. PAYSON, UTAH : He also show ed us the! the practice ol' buying only those' War Savings Day June 28. 'hjF11 at t he intersection of I) ami things which we need we not' r Governor iuinlu a has Ninth street, which read in plain only assist our Government but With Which is consol dated the j 1teps '1'his road to Neplii.So we accumulate savings which we proclamation declaring Friday. June gS, War Savings 1m... The proclamatwo pretty fair routes can invest in ar Savings Stamps tion Is us follows: do in a that turn and way good Jon which to travel through town, A Plt i( 1. IN. We were indeed pleased to know for ourselves. Tlie peojd.- of Ftali have contributed were not in as t liat the streets generously of heir 11011 and of their means In assisiipg liietnation in first at we as condition pr 0VERC0MING carrj Published every Thursday by the had lug this .struggle in wlficU vve find our The eit.v officials should DIFFICULTIES slimed. selves clivuvcil to a .success! Ul anil he commended for making the, Sacrifices have glorious termination. been made and J: rentier sacrifices unPossibly nowhere effort which they have to make! cull the govern necessary. Tn these st reets in much belter shape verse is a man called upon to! nient ic.is mad.- every, on Fuili fur men or is street Ninth were. than they overcome difficult ics quite as of- lnoni'y, Ftali lias yiven u most generous response. hy far the best route, and now f(1, as a sm,kv newspaper Tbe eull mnv ciooes to the peopl-that most of the distance is i'ijufri,(, All(1 it lo lis fa(.t , ia, this slate to pro. tiee economy and . just a little .(11.iHlt(, ll(, sullHy disposi- - out of their savings infest in War Savor notices. three pkiHlioll Ut. Copy for ads everv ings Slumps having u maturity value painUg in two nim.lv.nill(, ()Ut nine milt'ions of dollars. The Presiwill positively not be OC- -j would go a long ways toward ;(JU. !lul,(ll,1(l 11K.tl W1(, im. 0I;. of of the United Stales has asked dent n to drive a 10 a. m., making good road (1 t,R, 1(U(it.ati(,n the people of Ftali to prmTtee patriotic cepted later than j( tlf, land no one should have room to l and h June its. tills, to Wednesday morninff. weekly newspapers of this counpledge tlieinselves to purchase Wur complain. newsuninitiated the To the try. Savings Slumps In lis amount during paper business lias always been a ttie remainder of the year. Whh the tinu belief that the people HELPING THE downy bed of ease, and the newsof Ctuli will nm fall behind llie people GOVERNMENT AND Editorial Comment paper office u place where trouble of other loyal stales in to OURSELVES comes in at the front door and this appeal, I call uponresponding every man, llii's out the window without be- woman and child to pledge himself to .Julius Kosenwahl, president of ing recognized. Iut to those who a liberalforinvestment in War Savings the remainder of the year. Sears, Roebuck & Co., now servStumps know, nothing is farther front the lli accordance vviili Uie proclamation of ing as a member of the Advisory truth. the President of the Failed Slates, I, Commission of the Council of Simon Kitinlierger, Governor of Ftali. A friend has sent us an exNational Defense, has frequently do hereby proclaim and set apart Frinewsone how of weekly as Wur Savings day, June 1!8. stated his belief that our victory ample man overcomes difficulties. day, upon which day or sooner all perpaper be Teutonic will the lover powers It is typical of the craft, and so sons shall give their pledges for Wai won the sooner if all of us follow at such times and BETTER THAN lo even the uninitiat- SavingsandSlumps in such n aimer as shall he lit practice of buying only those interesting places WE THOUGHT well ed. that its worth reproduc- indicated by t lie Honorable George T. things which we need, lie said ing. The editor of the Hooky Odell, War Savings Director of the Some of the city ofiieials read ,.m,njv; Mountain Cyclone, printed in a State of Utah. We can finance the enormous I call upon all loyal citizens to assist last weeks iaysoiiiau, or at. leas! Colorado town, said in the first local committees and others engaged one article in it. That article was cost of this war by spending only issue of his In the work of soliciting paper: pledges we not for the need, by things Provide Means to Cel Through We begin the publcation of throughout t lie state to the end that by wo for desire. the 28lh sufficient pledges will have tilings A party who drives spending The Cyclone with some phew of Juue Town. been secured to gunrantee that Ftali .Just so long as we continue to in called deal the way. The type will invest the amount allotted to it. dlpliioult ies through town a good spend for tilings we do not need, whom we bought In Testimony, Whereof, I have hereour attention to the bad phoumler phom that ong do we prolong the just unto my hand and caused to be afof this that the streets our outphit phot autoistsr lion printing fixed set . to the tremendous the Great Seal of the State of iwur and add with us . to must travel on m order to get supply Utah. sacrifice ot hie and property, opliioe phailed Done at Salt Lake City, Utah, the through our ci v during the tune. Not until all of us realize the any eplis or cays, and it will be or pliive weex bephore we capital, this 4th day of June, A. D. our mam thoroughiares are be-- i . stern fact that all spendng, no phour SIMON RA.MttK.KGEU, We have ordered 1918. can mg pacc. Governor. jmatter for what, consumes labor the get any.letters, and will have missing We suggested that a route e.amj Hardeu of SLat. lleuulou, bacratary labor and that and material, established and put m a good material are the essentials of vie- - to get along without them till come. We dont lique the eondition to accommodate !e!tory, will we be awake to the they loox" ov this variety ov spelling MAY THERE BE traveling public until our main fUmbimentals of this grave situa- NONE UNENLISTED any better than our readers; but st reets were paved, which would timi. When we do ON THAT DAY thoroughly mistaix will happen in the best take from two to three mouths. then act as grasj) this truth and President Wilson, in his statement ov regulated phamilies, and ipb We said one or two other things, 0111 conscience and our patrotism the e pits and es and xs and as ailing, upou every man, woman, and too. No doubt you have read the child to tlieinselves on or before prompt us, we shall no longer hold out, we shall eeep (sound June ll.S pledge article. to save those for constantly and to buy spend except things the e hard) The Cyclone whirling regularly the securities of the GovLast Friday morning, the next for our health and gena phasion till the sorts ernment, says, May there be none day after publication, as eral And our health aphlcr on that day! unenlisted is to no It arrive. us; its As the joque editor arrived at the office, one and general do not President points out, This serious npliair. of the city dads was waiting in require war is one of nations not of armies many things which and all of oar 300,000,000 people must front with a machine. Without through an easy life we have be economically and industriously' ad telling us why, or what for, or come to consider as necessities. HELPFUL HELPERS to war conditions if this Nation justed asked he at all, politely anything Luxuries must he put aside, actuis to plav its full part in the cois us the before in a magazine us to get in Ihe Ford truck and al necessities must he continued. nflict.' of a legless man, sitting picture Our Nation, not our Army and Navy lake a ride, lie took us west to It would he a if disaster grave mi a stool in his garden, hoeing only, is at- war. And that means that Eleventh street, turned south, the population hy potatoes. If that, isnt an ex- all of us not actually fighting must da where we encountered a little foolish sacrifice were not fit kept to win the war our part. of helping ample mud, hut didnt have any t rouble for its all- - important task of supThat part consists in giving the atten-callewe have not yet had our getting through it; in the next porting our armies in the fiid. Army and the Navy all the support of to one. which we are capable. To do that hlock we passed over a And this thing, above all, we we is can what each no one ns of of all be a must first There Idling of ditch full wati irrigating must remember: Saving for the man producer to our maximum ability ami do until we try. A with no culvert, and as we war can not he confined only to hoe could a consumer of necessities only, for sped on we crossed two other certain classes of the population. wth a and every parever bit of man work wonders .011 .a revolving ticle of material power is necessary for the About this eulvertless ditches. Everyone men, women, and chil- stool, and that he would he hap- use of the Army and Navy and for time we began to feel as though dren, the dweller in the palatial pier thus engaged than he would the making of the things essential to we should know where we were mansion and the resident of the he sitting at home lamenting his our citizens. going. As a maximum producer and as a humblest tenement all must condition we are quite consumer of necessities only, each one Fpon asking the fortunate offi- save. That man financially able pitiable For the certain. idle, whether of us will be an accumulator of savcial we were informed that he to in himself luxuries has indulge these savings can be inwas showing us through town. the least excuse for doing so. Tn rich or poor, are not happy. They ings. And in vested War relefeel Savings Stamps with to themselves hound We finally struck the main road, war time of all times wealth is are benefit both to the Government and of the back eddies the to when Mr. Councilman ourselves. said, no excuse for extravagance. It gated we didnt makes no difference who it is who worlds activities. Thats one wav That legless man who sits on We can t help but feel that if the quite catch whether he said buys the the buy-n- his stool in the field and hoes po- Sinn Feiners had what they deserved of out or town, through of it takes labor and material is doing more for this great one of the Kaisers six sous would be tatoes We then went east a needed for war purposes. town. their king. Naton, in proportion to his limits, Mr. llosemvald, who speaks couple of blocks and came back of who are possessed One reason a Payson kid likes an over Ninth street which, hut for both as a business man and as an than many two good legs and arms is that, aeroplanes are fast perfectly one had place and one or two advisor in matters, in keeping, lie is giving us an ex- aeroplane using up all the castor oil in the noe so had proved to be in fair also points out that hy following ample of what a man can do who eountrv. will not let physical ailments disStill another fellow who is deservcourage him, or a few handicaps ing of a good, swift punch on the nose stand-ihis way. is that one who insists that we shall Every resident of Payson is not hate our enemies. going to learn, after the war, that Make it your business to keep right the loss of arms or legs does not on taking care of your pennies. There crush the spirit of the man who is always someone ready to take rare refuses to give up. The war is of vour dollars. So he died for his faith! Thats tine! going to give us hack many cripThe Payson man who thinks his More than most of us do. ples, hut in almost every instance company can t get along without him But stay! Can you add to that line they will he able, with our co- might consider the way the railroads all the railroad presoperation and our kindly assist- are running since That he lived for it, too? idents have been fired. of labor. do some form to ance, They wll not he content to sit Somehow the average auto driver In his death he bore witness at last down and lament their loss, foi doesn't seem to realize that when he s As a martyr of truth. wavs will he opened to them steers into a train it isnt the passenDid his life do the same in the past whereby they can occupy their gers that are hauled to the hospital. minds. And the man whose time From the day of his youth? Remember! the men in our army is occupied, no matter how dis- and Navy do not expect luxuries. It is easy to die. Men have died tressing his affliction, is sure to Should we at home expect them? Buy find a goodly measure of happi- necessities and War Savings Stamps. For a wish or a whim; ness in life. From bravado, passion or pride. Chronic Constipation. Was it hard for him? Perhaps you have never thought The Government needs yonr money; of it, hut this disorder is due to a need the stamps. yon lack of moisture in the residual But to live every day; to live out Give our boys in the Army and Navy matter of the food. If you will All the truth that he dreamt, every fighting chance.' Fledge your- drink an abundance of water, While his friends met his conduct with doubt self to save to the utmost of your eat raw fruits and take lots of and to buy Wnr Savings ability outdoor exercise, you may be Andjthe world with contempt. Stamps. able eventually to overcome it Was it thus that he plodded ahead. All von are asked to do is to buy entirely. Tn the meantime use the most mild and gentle only neesesary things and then loan Never aside i THE PAYSONIAN I iv-- Globe-Heade- r. - I . - - j j of ) si'-ip- x'"-1'- ; , Years ago, when our isation was young, many American uoys and gills of 10 and 12 helped fight and defeat the enemy boys marched bravely into cannon fire, and died while giiL scraped lint, made bandages, and aged with sorrow and fear. This waste of youth maoe our Nations growth slow for many years. Today the fighting opportunities for 'l oung America are great and far reaching. .A girl of 12 can strike our enerny a decisive blow, while a boy of 10 with a little effort and in perfect safety can check an advance of our fiendish foe. Their deeds make Victory surer and add strength to our America after peace. The Thrift Stamps bought by each boy and girl tell mortally on our enemy and builds stronger the foundation of America s future. Work, earn aed buy Thrift Stamps. It helps our enemies when you do not. self-denia- I Savings Bank Payson Exchange The Strong Home Imlituton 1 jjybitorngai GAYETY THEATRE PROGRAM . . , . Week Commencing June 17lli . MONDAY, JEWEL CARMEN in Elide of Fear, and l ruincdy Eeainstroin. ( Fox.) twa-ree- TUESDAY. in MAEGIEKITE CLARK Rich Jinn, Poor Man, and a nec-cessa- te inaarnmwnur 12V. Pielogniph. (Paramount.) well-bein- well-bein- g WEDNESDAY. EESS1E in EARRIMCALE The Snarl, and a good one reel comedy. (Triangle.) home-stayin- g good-size- d leg-les- s long-handle- I! Parnlta feature in seven The Turn of a Card. (W. parts, W. Ifodkinson Service.) A fine SATURDAY. DOROTHY DALTON in The Mating of Marcella, and Ford Edueatioiial Week! v. 5 y ; turning Then well talk of the life that he lived. Never mind how he died. laxa-jtive- give your' savings to your Government to help it fight your wnr. not s. Strong and harsh cathar-- I tics take too much water out of !the system and make a bad mattuy War Savings Stamps to the utmost of your financial rapacity, and tter worse. Chamberlains Tablets then inerense vour enpHoitv bv saving jare easy and pleasant to take, more. Give them a trial. I ! 1 1 1 ! ! How is your rake or mower? 5 ! t .3 M nuacy 1 We carry the very best and ;; most reliable makes of i Mowers and Rakes n How Did He Live? 5 AL Haying Season g l; war-industr- d FRIDAY THURSDAY ' d ;; No I: trouble to show you. PRICES ARE RIGHT. Como in and see them. THE You know we sell Lumber, too! iCOLVIN-REEC- E 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. -- 4f |