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Show THE PAYSONIAJJ, PATSOWt UTAH, SEPTEMBER 29, 1922. PRESIDENT I PETERSON HAS moral law. Much that is now wrong TO THE PEOPLE with education h due to the fact that many educator believe that men Tho Utah Agricultural college has and women need not develop morally and spiritually as they develop menjust passed its thirty third year of tally, Nothin could be more disasservice to Utah and the nation. In trous to ns as a nation than to di all thnt time it hux been a part of voree tho moral and spiritual from tlio lilc of our state, working. as best our schools. I venture to say that it could to solve the problems of any educational institution so conthe farm, the home, and our business ceived is doing more harm than good and industrial lile, says Ltmei (i. to come to it. High those who Peterson, president oi tho college jn scholarship is necessarily n part ot a message to the people. any real college but high manhood The main sen ice of the college has and womanhood come first. been in the field of agriculture, upon During the past two years the whiih our civilization rests, but it college has been subjected to very lias, as have all similar agricultural severe economies due to the prevail colleges in America, been able to be iig depression, yet it has been able of great service in other lines in the to survive this period without serious training of teachers, both elementary loss. The years ahead offer great promis-fo- r and high school, in tho bnes of com Condi our state and the merce and business administration, m tions already are sufficiently improved home economies and nursing, in en- to indicate that although it may he tunes in somewhat slowly, prosperous gineering and mechanical arts, preparing scicmtilfc workers tor gov- are ahead of us. In this all will ernment and state service, and, as share, the college included. It is a in all institutions of higher learning, pleasure to be able to report thnt the it has developed strong courses in the collogo is in excellent condition, with subjects which characterize all eduea i constantly increasing student enrolltion. These are English and litora ment and an increasing influence for mathematics, ture, languages, tho good in all other ways. In scholar natjural and physical sciences, arts, ship the college now ranks evenly music, public speaking, history, soci with the better institutions of Amerand related lines, ica. ology, economics, a all designed to give its students We appreciate the support of the liberal and practical education, to citizens of the state and hope to concpiote from the national law creating stantly merit! their approval. The the college. fall work of the college begins MonTlv eoPege not only an institu- day, September 23. We would aption where students aro tanght; it preciate having this announcement of is an institution of direct social and onr work given as wide publicity as industrial service. Through the ex- possible. tension division and the experiment station it represents both nation and Ton may not think so, . but state in solving the problems of the Any stocking is pretty if its well form and tho homo. The college de- filled. f of its energy to votes only All roads lead to jail, if you only other half is the students; teaching drive fast enough. devoted to extension and experiment station work. In this it; differs from Many are called, but few get up. Stanford Chaparral. many colleges and universities which dev ntp all their energy to the teaeh-inp- . of students. EXCURSION RATES; Salt Lake & Through n,U its work the college Utah Railroad Co. For Conference, tries to embodv what onr pooplo hold Circus. and Salt Fair State Elks to be above all education standards a and third fare can Lake There honor. Utah; and Cleanliness City, of education unless for round trip. Ask Agents for par be no worth-whilit is based upon the observance of iculars. MESSAGE FORD AMASSES 160 MILLIONS OF DOLLARS IN CASH IN THE YEAR Sold By the Sheriff Was Able to Put Business Back on r jet The Well Known Concern of the Without the Aid of Wall Street j WEST MAIL ORDER HOUSE s E Within a year Henry Ford has accumulated more cash than probably W" in man other Amenea. Today any his cash on hand amounts to more than $160,000,000, and to use the motor cant magnates own words, he toll within 115,000,000 or so 3 just what I16 has in the bank. A year ago the Ford Motor com5 pany was just emerging from the worst depression in its history, and street despite the offers of Wall bankers of millions for a loan, Ford succeeded by his own efforts in putting his business on its feet. He says his refusal to deal with Wall Street and banks was due to several causes. First, he says, they insisted that for a loan of a few million they should be allowed to name the treasurer of the company and MEN, have a voice in the management of the company. Again Ford asserts, he did not need to borrow fiom banks, for the reason that he could see his descripway clear to revive his business. With the aid of experts he ascerCome tained what every item was costing. t. Ho turned millions of dollars tied up in surplus material into cash by stopping purchases of raw material and using what the company had. This policy holds today. It is possible to buy what is needed in the open mar-ket and transport it to the Ford facand-furnishintories in a much shorter space of S. g time than any other manufacturer. to is able Ford estimated is GOLD that -MERC. CO. It You wiD in his keep at east $50,000,000 treasury by not buying huge quantiFlor-shei- m ties in advance. Mr. Fords next step was to make M . 1 of a thorough study of the transportation problems, and so linking his De'.j i PRICES. M railroad and Ironton Toledo troit, with ship connections and New York that he state barge transportation W. can transport goods to the east for distribution much quicker and cheaper Watch this space each week from now until the game season is than others. In this way he saved ; e r over. If you aro not tortunate in reading one of my announcements H manv millions more by not having an M iWS j and write the which I am scattering throughout elsewhere, county enormous quantity of goods in storof and you will receive one by return mail, free of charge. I know age in Detroit for the purpose sportstho information contained in it xx ill bo appreciated by all meeting orders. men. Just what you have been looking for. The money he thus saved was imPAYSON mediately turned back into business. Corner Main and Utah Aye. PAYSON When depression hit the automobile ' TAXIDERMIST AND FURRIER, world he eliminated all waste man PATSON, UTAH. producing power. He succeeded in WHEN YOU THINK OF FURS, THINK OF FILLMORE. the more automobiles than during - ! war period with some 10,000 less men This item alone saved Ford more thton streams of water during - the glacial in accordance with ideas of econmqf $150,000 a week in tho payrolL epoch, when the northern Si part of and good business for the national Ford says his success in accnmulat-in: North America, as far south as north- well as the veterans. the last ern Pennsylvania, was covered with $160,000,000 cash in Every injured or. disabled soldier year to say nothing of paying off immense sheets of thick ico, showing should have every consideration and more than $15,000,000 in notes and that the trees lived ... the latter advantage possible at the hands of debts and building additions to the port of the great ico age, which is the American people. j j, company plants, in doe entirely to bin variously estimated to have ended Paying out billions of dollars ?ia desire to give purchasers of Ford ears from 20,000 to 30,000 years ago. bonuses, however, to young men yhf tho best possible value for their returned to private Ufo sound soid 1 money and securing their confidence ?, THE VETO AND THE BONUS healthy is a different matter. through cheap, efficient management. I' takee nerve for a public ofliuUS - Ford owns railroads, ships, mines, I o practice public economy la It took courage for President Hardcial and iron, huge timber tracts, the such as thi political .itnation Lincoln Motor company and vast real ing to veto the Bonus Bill. been developed by men whose the If the pcojflc, (including rcturA. estate It was a political measure pure soldier), want economy in public holdings in the northern part of tires life work is the production of of Michigan. and simple and by dodging an un- fairs and redneed taxes, Apy nipt are most severe there constantly increasing tire valpopular tax, congress tried to give not demand too much. find for the will ues Firestone Cords FOREST BURIED UNDER public. you something through various THE CITY OF WASHINGTON alternatives instead of levying a tax in universal use. Mr. Kidd I sec theyre arreste Users m this vicinity verify and paying the cash or its equivalent. The hard jobs seek Fire- Firestone reputation, and reBusiness judgment and political ex- woman pickpocket. Evidence of the existence of an anstone. And so well has Fire- port almost daily some new Mrs. Kidd What an awfully m cient swamp in which great trees pediency do not always run well toman President has stone responded under difficult Firestone record of extra disacted she must have married! gether. Harding flourished in days long past, possibly conditions so consistently has tance travelled. man in earliest contemporaneous with America, has just been discovered in mileage mounted to totals imEazEnaBiaiaaissinaBHEK1 a deep excavation made for the founto satisfied be buy ordiobtain from to possible dation of a hotel nnder construction nary tires that today .Most tires buy values the longest in Washington D. C. At a depth of the lowest price conMiles per Dollar is the baying mileage about twenty-fivfeet below the reliable perstreet level the excavation disclosed slogan of thinking motorists sistent with such formance. a layer of black swamp muck, coneverywhere. large quantities of wood, tree taining Make Most Miles per Dollar The blending and tempering trunks, and stumps. Some of the cord your principle of tire economy of rubber, gum-dipp- ed stumps are of great sine, a few of air-bathem reaching a diameter of nine or choose your next tire on cure all g construction, j fxn feet. Much of the wood is well these mileage methods have that basis. preserved, showing clearly the woody structure and the external markings i of the bark. A preliminary examination indicates that one of the more common trees of this ancient swamp MILfeS (Ht was cypress. nB The story of those trees, however, per an is only a brief chapteT of the whole DOLLAR geologie history shown in the excavaif& tion. which has just been examined by Chester K. Wentworth for the United States Geological Survey. Ages ago this part of the Atlantic Coastal Plain was from time to time covered by the sea, into which 1 streams swept vast quantities of mud, and, and gravel and boulders which formed thick deposits that covered large areas. When the region finally emerged from the sea Potomac river cut its valley in these deposits, which were carried about here and there nlso by smaller streams. The larger boulders are derived from the granite Gum-Dippe- d on which the gravel lies, but some of the smaller pebbles come from parts of the Potomac basin beyond S the Blue Ridge and others from veins of quarts in the granites of Piedmont Plateau. Over the layer of plant debris and murk in this old swamp fine elay and pebbles were laid down by of Salt Lake City Went Under the Hammer of the Sheriff Store Closed All Day Monday to Arrange These Stocks for Quick Selling Ladies Here is Where You Save Ladies Wearing Apparel, Childrens Wear, Shoes, Blankets, etc. Hundreds of Other Items get your winter wear while you can buy at prices that satisfy your, parse. Leather vests, flannel shirts, weal underwear, wool sox, sweaters, gloves, shoes of every tion, high tops at low prices. men and buy now. i- Here Is Good News one-hal- We are deposing of the inert stock of mens clothing, hats, ahoes in this state, the entire stock of the J. of Spanish Fork. find Hart, Shaffner and Marx Suits and Qverfoats, Mallory and Stetson Hats, gs and Johnson Sccs, the very best make Underwear at BANKRUPT e ?- mens Shirts and - Come Men, Here Is Your Chance 00x00000000000000000000x000000000 SPORTSMEN!! Sale Conducted by the I- p- V Intermountain Mercantile Assn ROSS FILLMORE muurnii ' V , ooooooxoxxxxxxxxxxxooxxxx g Whm Sxtm Sertkeis Demanded Firestone Cords Predominate WHEREVER Dont at e Seed Potatoes Grown on the Townsend Ranch up Payson Canyon, 2,000 Feet Above Payson s MOST 3, Finest Potatoes in the World. Abso- lutely Free of Disease uewu Ready for Delivery Oct. Place Orders Now Cords Payson, Utah Payson, Utah CALLOWAY BROS. GARAGE Santaquin, Utah U. S. L. BATTERY STATION SHULER MOTOR CO. - J. C. Townsend Payson, Utah 1 . |