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Show TIIH PAYSO.VlAN. PAYSON. UTAH, MARCH 4, 1921. OF NEBO NOTICE SPECIAL DISTRICT BY THE ELECTION CALLED OF BOARD OF EDUCATION NEBO SCHOOL DISTRICT, UTAH COUNTY, STATE OF UTAH, TO BE HELD FRIDAY, THE 11th DAY OF MARCH, A. D. 1921. PUBLIC 0-- 0 SCHOOL Gladys Walton Qsan. o oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo UNPLEASANT oooj' MANNERISMS ,itiT carpet nlsrt gets my goal. Why should she dabble in 1ho game (if Did you eor have love unless she is a hotter snort I a person get on 'am sure I never bother anyone when I have to blues I just try to mlve your nervest I hav lots of liny own diflieulties and stay away times, and I am not from my friends until I could be my own trailing agreeable self again, .Most people have troubles enough to bear without inflicting ones own Of couiso being m deep on them. We matter. affliction is another ad hae a right to call tijK.n our .friends in such circumstances uml no tuio can accuse of failing. On the eon-no- t trarv I pride myself on my loyalty. Hut I am referring to the silly, sen is there anything timentnl woman and the whiner, The woman who is so nervous that more exusjiomt ing than the woman who will never 1 t von finish n s - she twitches and jerks and cannot She may not be a great talk stand still is another bugbear of mine tencef er either it is mainly beenuse she You may think she is a rare speei- von tlinl she is neer starts to hav an idea until men, but I - more atcommon than I The imagined. Homenre great you speaking. traction seems to be to dtown you times by way of variety she bites het liei Then there are other women nails ahd puts Iter hands up-tout. who always wait to ask you sent - face, stroking her chin, or fussing thing .until you are lmsv listening with her hair until you fool like ttmier is to some one. Repose of They may have been going mad. silent for hours, but lot them see (ore of the greatest aids to creating eon trying to make head or tails out In pleasing impression and one whe-their 'every woman should cultivate if slm is this of something, and How often wants to bo admired. golden opportunity. who has I tig nerv- I hae hrard m(.n say they bked to Then the ous habit of clearing her throat net talk to a certain woman because she because she has a eold, for she does rested them! If women would only remember it summer and winter alike but just shrill through embarrassment. Why, should this there would be fewer vvoild? fewer in this voices, embarrassed bo one hysterical alternpts to any thats what be bright and poppy and to force Why not speak right tt I, with my disposition, cannot under- the attention of the opposite sox on stand. thp part of pert misses without an the idea in their heads. with The elderly Why oen in spinster Tee movies we are especially cuu'icn-Oh- , Tee heel girlish giggle hce!jtho how that gets on everyone's nerv ed against jerky, sudden gestures, those of the non! against bouncing out of our seats. os j articularlv If such Wliy will n woman single or married and rushing across rooms. adopt a kittenish pose after a cer- things spoil the harmony of a pic a in It certainly makes her turo how much more will thcT effect age appear tio younger, but quite the op one in real life? T.ast and by no means bast is the posite. Then there is another variety of proper pitch of the human voice that sometimes makes me long a means of charming. Speak lovv conis and not this who if one natuinl habit the your scream, namely fo A fides a lot of things to you that she cultivate it by all means. high exceedinly tiresome, ought not to, and then begs you ovr voice becomes and over again not to repent what and ft loud one should nevi r P- Be careful of your accent. had indiscreetly let you know, crated. There are two things about thisjPo not clip your words, and use In the first slang or speak in a flat tone. which I do not like. Ftudy place I am too busy to be interested the way people of refinement nnd in the real things of life, to listen education spgnk all over the world in to other folks gossip and I hate and weed out anything your Then I think it is speech which may flavor of any gossip anyway. very insulting to take for granted particular locality which is what yon that I will repent what I have bepnlcall provincial. So I get per- told in confidence. Many a woman with a homely face on jhas charmed by her soft voice ami fectlv furious with the woman general principles and wish she had 'carefully chosen English, but I have never heard of a beautys succeeding stayed away from mg altogether. And the fat matron who refers to socially if she had a strident voice and says she has and used uneducated language. poor little rue! little the cunningest bought just t)-tsCiboudoir cap for herself! Td The girl who is always hopelessly in love and comes mooning around (Gopyright by the Rico Feature my house and sheds tears all over Servico, 1919.) isiAl j Ird-sh- Worlds Longest Car Ferry. The new railway ferry line, which is being plnnned to run between England and Sweden, will be the longest A tremendous ferry in the world. boat with engines furnishing about r is to travel daily 12.0fH) between the two countries, bearing upon its huge decks freight trains 48 cars in length. Besides this there will be provisions for taking travelers from tl.e first to the fourth rlass, together wPh dining rooms, promenades The and other agreeable features. journey requires 33 hours. After arriving on lfttjd the freight train at once proceeds upon the English or Swedish tracks, as the cae may be. It is obvious that a tremendous saving both In time and in labor can be th is accomplished. horse-powe- - 4 New it s SI Pictures by Radio. Very interesting and very important, is the way Marconi recently ex pressed himself regarding the transmission of photographs by radio. It appears that, several systems of this kind nre being worked out at present T have not followed the experiments but I know It can be done, continued sent over Pictures Marconi. several wires ago, and years telegraph wlint can be done by wire can be done by wireless. It will be of great, in we unarming Gladys Walton holds the unique distinction of having been made a movie star one year after her entrance into moving pictures. She is a perfect eel when it comes to twkt-inand bending heisclf and doing 6tunts in water or on dry land. g Something to Think About THE JOB AND THE MAN By F. A. Walker the offices of one of business men in this country is this motto: You cannot get out of a man vvliat God Almighty did not put Into him. You must suit the man to the Job; not the job to tlie man. Perhaps theie is a simpler and more direct way of putting it than that. Perhaps you can do it better. If you can, there is u Job waiting for you in the office of the man who first wrote it beenuse lie is a man always on the hunt for writers who can say things with a punch. HANGING ill known There are a good many young men iry to succeed in lines for which they are not at all fitted. Ambitious parents often Insist upon mapping out the life work of their children when they would do a much more kindly tiling to let the boys and girls follow their own inclinations. A tree that is bent is never so good as a tree that grows according to nature. Thousands of excellent carpenters have been spoiled In the making of poor doctors and the world Is worse off for the experiments. who - 110, GOO Starving Children 4 if A t , , l J '' v -- ' A as - A f'M's A- (Copyright I ' get blue 05 indigo ond When-- hopeless as'tbe, , v A v v ' TOMB : - ITdi'ce-a-gi'in-that-neve- r Ir Like (be one In tills photograph, too weak to walk when brought to tin Near East 'Belief orphanage at Erl van, the capital of Armenia, arf bein nursed back to life and health through the generosity of the American people by contr.lnitions t tin- Near East Relief, 1 MudlsoL Ave., New York. HAVE YOU A LITTLE ORPHAN IN YOUR HEART? ) - MILITANT LV'Z 0 n 1 Almost every child shows an Inclination toward some special thing. It enjoys work of a particular kind when other efforts are drudgery. The wise parent will seek to find out what that inclination Is and offer every aid to the highest endpnvor. A child's mind is not essentially different from the mind of a grownterest to unteli tie progress made. to doing up. Both offer resistance The two chief uses to which the Is unpleasant and irksome. what on i. pvt are the quick trans on o. photographs for newspaper More than that individualities are and pore pi poses." Scientific Just as distinct and different each Amei from the other ns one kind of matter differs from another. They have different uses and differSome Excluded. Little Joe was visiting nt grand- ent applications. To attempt to drive a nail with a ma's house. Usually he paid very little intention to his youngest auntie, sponge would he Just as fruitless, if but this day lie followed her about not ns destructive, as to try to wash continually. Finally they were alone a window with a hammer. To try to make a boy who loves meand lie began on a new line of conchanics and wants to study machinI can't take versation. My daddy snjs any more money from grandpa and ery into a professor of Greek Is to grandma. lie said rather dejectedly. misapply his talents and diminish his You can't?" afcntie sympathized, and efficiency. Joe noticed that note . of sympathy Every child should be studied. in her voice. There Is no greater and no more Ilia voice brightened. "But he didnt u 'a1- ng it from t Interesting process in the world than out a' say anything ' the development of the human mind. 'cd you anil Aunt The baby with Ids fist in his eye Is the seed of the man that is to be One Good Point About Hitr. Put it In tin wrong soil, give It too Robert did not seem to think ht much or too little mental food and new babys looks were all they might water and the final product will be be. It was his first view of a real distorted and twisted. new baby and he slood looking down Put it in the right surroundings, at the little mite with wonder in his give It as far as Is proper its way eyes. Suddenly it began to erv most and it will grow Into a strong anil lustily and be looked up quickly with sturdy plant; a source of joy to itself a pleased expression in his eyes and and you. finii't plan too much for your chilBald: Well, mother, he has lots of pep hi his cry nnywnv.' dren. . Let them have a little of their own a.v in following their Inclinations as to what they shall be and do. Remember that yon cannot get out of a boy or a man what God Almighty d'd not put 'Into him. L a Office, Salt Lake 9, 1921. Utah, February City, Notice is hereby given that James Rulon Creor, of Spanish Fork, Utah, has mado application in accordance with tho requirements of the Compiled Laws of Utah, 1917, as amended by tho Session Laws of Utah, 1919, Public Notice is hereby given to appropriate Ten (10) Sec. Ft. of that the Hoard of Education of Nebo water from Salem Slough (sometimes Dix net, Ft di County, State of Utah, called Salem Pond Slough) in Utah ( (unity a Sr In ol District of the County. Said water will be divertFiist Glass within said Oouiitv, pur- ed at a point N, 35 deg. 15 min. suant to law and requisite corporate V. 1045 ft. from the 8)4 corner of action, lias called and hereby calls Sec. 2, Township 9 South, Rnnge 2 a special (lection of sin li qualified Fust, Salt Lake Base and Meridian, electors of said School District as and conveyed 3,400 ft. in a ditch shall have paid a property tax there- and there used from April 1 to in in the year preceding such elec- October 1 of each year to irrigate tion, to ho held within said District 91.5 lucres of laud embraced, in on Friday, the 11th day of March, of tho NV)i Sec. 2, said town1921, at which election there shall part This application is Vo submitted to the eleitors qualified ship and range. ns aforesaid the following proposi designated iu tho State Engineers office as No. 8G89. tion, to wit: All protests against the granting Question submitted: Shall the Hoard of Education of this application, stating the reaSchool of the Nebo District, sons therefor, must be made by Utah County, Utah, be authorized affidavit iu duplicate, accompanied to incur and create additional with a fee of $2.50, and filed iu current for the indebtedness this office within thirty (30) days school year as provided in Section 4 "91. Compiled l.nvvs of after the completion of the publicaUtah, 1917, in the aggregate tion of this uotice. amount of Seventy Thousand Dol iler. 1921. G. F, McUONAGLE, lars ($70,000.00) for tho purporse This ordinance shall tnko effort on State Engineer. of teachers and paying Date of first publication, Febru the first day of March, A. D. 1921. teachers salaries, purchasing Passed by the Cily Council of PnV-soDate of completion try 1.8, 1921. school supplies nml otherwise for City, Utah, this sixteenth day of publication, March 18, 1921. 1 support of of February, A. D. 1921. District for .T. C. ELLSWORTH. IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE year nml to sell the Mayor of Payson City, Utah. FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT bonds of said District for that ATTEST: OF THE STATE OF UTAH purpose, to said amount of RAY MONSEN, comprised of bonds in Recorder of Payson City, City ion of $1,000.00 each, Sitting In And For Utah County Utah. such a at into interest bearing . ) County of Utah, ns limy be ngrixal upon, payable SUMMONS ss. , semi annually, which bonds shall Slate of Utah, , ) lie payable not more than five ) Ella Bennett Snow, Plaintiff, vs. Payson City, years fiom their datef I, Monsen, certify that Ray hereby Warren Seal Defendant. Snow, Said election shall In held in the I nm tho duly elected, qualified ami five si hind repiosentative precincts of Payson City, and the polling places within the Te State of Utah to the Said noting Cily Recorder Utah; that the foregoing is a full. said 'red nets and judges who have Defendant. nml correct ropy of an .orIrm been appointed to conduct tin (dec tion in the several precincts arc us You nre hereby summoned . to up dinance pased by the City Council follows, to wit: of Payson City, Utah, on .the si pear within twenty duys after tie teenth day of February, A. I. 192t. SCHOOL REPRESENTATIVE sei vice of this summons upon you, RAY MONSEN, PRECINCT NO 1. in if served within tho County City Recorder of l'nyson Ci'r, which this action is brought; oilier Voting Irecini't, Hpringv ille. Pt'ih. wise within thirty days after ser (Seal.) Foiling 1lnee, City Hall. Judges of Election: Y. II. Kearns, vice, and defend tho above cut if led Mary J. Finley and H. L. Mendcn NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION action; and in case of your failure hull.' so to do, judgment will bo rendered Derailment of th Int. run. Yiling irecinct, Muplitoii. against you according to tho domain Town llall. llace. Foiling tho hns of which complaint United S'utes T.nd Ofli'q, Judges of Election. C, M. Bird. been filed with tho clerk of s i Lake Ed Hmiw and Leo Homer. City, Utah, February 25, 1921. Notice is lierebv given Hat Wrl County. REPRESENTATIVE SCHOOL This action is brought to recover Ludlow, of Beniamin, Utah, v lie. n PRECINCT NO. II a judgmont dissolving tho marriage January 12, 1921, made H .'m's cd F contract (or bonds of matrimony) entry, No. 022122, for farm unit otiiig Precinct, HKinisli l'ork. XL Lot fi Sli SEH N W or Polling Place, City llall. hereintoforo between you existing V. O. Jones, NWVi SWVi, Ni SWVi SW'j, Judges of Election: tho tho restoration HWVi, and for Me plaintiff; Arthur William and Grotegut Spc. lfi, I.ols 1 nml 3, Sect ion 17, AtKell. of plaintiffs maiden name; for F.i.s. Township 8 South, Range torneys fees and costs. SCHOOL Saif Lnko Meridian, hns filed mil ice REPRESENTATIVE R. A. PORTER, three yier ninke of intention to PRECINCT NO. HI. Attorney for Plaintiff proof, to establish elnim to (he land Voting Irccinct, Salem. Posioflleo address Payson, Utah. above described, before Clerk of ihe Polling Place, Town Hall. District Couil, nt Provo, Utah, n S. Fred Election: of Curtis, Judges the Rth dny of April, 1921. Soren Christensen and Eli Taylor. Clnimnnt names as witnesses: Alfred Warner, C. E. Hawkins, Voting Precinct, benjamin. William Bringhnrst nnd Lather K. Polling Place, Amusement Hall. Judges of Election: Henry Lundell, An Ordinance Levying an Irriga- Stewart, nil of Benjamin, Utah. Eliza Ilawkins and Anthon Westring. tion Tax for GOULD B. BLAKELY, the Yeac A. D., 1921 Register. on Lands to Which Payson City, as Voting Precinct, Luke Shore. Owners and of Controls said IJ. S. L. Church. Water, Polling Place, Judges of Election: Frank Birch, Distributes. Europe will have to use its hands Byron Huff and Lorenzo Argylo, Jr. to get on its feet. Greenville (S. C.) Bo it ordained by tho City CounPiedmont. SCHOOL REPRESENTATIVE cil of layson, Utah: PRECINCT NO. IV. 1. On lots all lands and Section Somo people nre so fond of an arwithin irrigation district No. 1 of thnt they wont even out Voting Precinct, 1nyson. gument Polling Place, City Marshals Of- Payson City, Utah, which aro less anything thnt agrees with them. fice. ia area nnd not in excess of ouo-haFayette Advertiser. Judges of Election: Jesse S. Tayan acre, a tax of $2.75 on each L. Sim W. nnd N. Ered lor, lie lot am tract is assessed; on all lands Price reductions is said to mons. and lots within irrigation district spread all over tho world. Perhnpa Xo. 1 in Payson City which aro thnt is why it is so nearly Voting Precinct, Spring Luke. D. L. S. ono hik an acre and not to over by the individual. Meeting Polling Place, d - -- State Engineer $1-9- I wo-un- ii ono acre, a tax of $3.50 is assessed; on all lands and lots in rrigation district No. I that exceed ono acre in area, a tax of $3.50 per acre is assessed; on all lands and lots within the Corporate limits of of irrigation Payson City outaido district No. 1 of Payson City, which are less in area and not in excess of f an acre, a tax of $1.50 on each lot is asscssod; on all lauds and, lots within the Corporate limits of Payson City outsido of irrigation district No. 1 of ray son City, which f an aero in area aro over and not in excess of one acre, a ia assessed; on all lots tax of and tracks of land within the Corporate limits of Payson City outsido of irrigation district No. 1-,- that 1 acre in area, a tax of $1.90 on dtl field per acre is assessed; and moadow lands not within tho Corporate limits of Fayson City and for which' Payson City is distributing agent, a tax of $1.00 per acre is assessed. Section 2. All taxes for tho year A. D. 1921, resulting from a levy heroin mado, shall bo payablo in cash and shall bo duo on tho first day of March, 1921, and ' shall become delinquent on the first day of Oo toexceed one-hal- n- . NOTICE TO WATER USERS one-hal- ashamed to admit There tire cor it. tricks tain little have thnt people which dotract great- ly from my feeling of phasure in th ii I'm and society, stand alone in sfS PAGE SEVEN foils TOSWEEP THE AWAY GLOOM E fit (Hv-jl- v ! MARY" ( 1 An Ordinance lf House. Judges of Election: Hr, Walter Twcdo. Menlovo William llar- Herman REPRESENTATIVE SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. V. Voting Precinct, Santaquin. School Polling Place, Saiitanquin House. Judges Opcnshaw, Goodalk IUI uml GAYETY THEATRE! William L. of Election: L. F. Peterson nnd James Voting Precinct, Goshen. Polling Place, Goshen School House. Judges of Election: Everett Okieberry, Hyrum Hansen and William Edwards. The voting nt such election shall bo by ballot ; the ballots to be used pen the question submitted will be furnished by the Clerk of School District to the Judges of Election. The polls will be open nt each of the said polling places at the hour of seven oclock A. M. of said day and will le kept open until and will be closed at the hour of seven oclock P. M, of said day. No person shall bo permitted to vote nt tho said election unless he shall be a registered voter, residing district in tho school representative in which he offers to vote ami shall have paid properly tax in said School District in the year preceding such election. WITNESS WHEREOF, the IN Hoard of Education of Nebo School District, Utah County, State of Utah, hns caused this notice to bo given as required by htvv, this 21st day of February, A. D. 1921. T. F. TOl. HURST, Beard of Education President, Nebo School District, Utah County, Utah. ATTEST: WM. A. fORNABY, Clerk, Board of Edueat ion, Nebo Kdiool District, Utah County, Utah. ' (Seal) Program for Week Commencing Mar. 7 MONDAY ' An entertaining m n aa TUESDAY From the book g MITCllETJr LEWIS in Kitig Spruce.' 2 by Holman Day. A gripping drama of life in the Maine 2 woods. Hlondes. M comedy. M M m w M m WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY A special Vitagraph feature by ISLAND. Oouvemcur Morris, one of the greatest writers of exciting fiction. Were you ever in an airplane in a terrific electrical storm? It happens in Trumpet Island. in addition to the feature. Paramount Magazine, u M M TRUMPET Admission 11 and 22 cents war Her Great Chance. 9 A good comedy drama. ELMO LINCOLN 9 in Elmo The Fearless. SATURDAY EILEEN PERCY in The Land of Jazz. If you saw The Husband Hunter and Beware of the .Bride, yon will not wish to miss Eileen in her latest picture. A hilarious Mack SENNETT comedy. Dont Weaken. INS M tax included FRIDAY ALICE BRADY in 0 |