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Show TEE PAYSOMAN. E PLAGE IN SUN L Washington With a part of the Japanese delegation to the coming armament conference already in America and the rest of the delegates on the sea, America-bound- , it is appropriate to consider what will be Americas attitude in the conference with respect to those subjects in which Japan is most deeply interested. Those are the same subjoctsthnt will be the most important in tlie conference, for Japan's relation to the far east is obviously more vita) than that of any other nation. If our Japanese guests are in the faintest degree apprehensive of finding America in an attitude lacking sympathy with their reasonable national aspirations, they will meet with an agreeable surprise, such as ought to di much both to reassure them and help toward an exulted atmosphere for the conference as a whole. America recognizes the fundamental fact that Ja pan has a population of something more than 60.000, 000 people, confine on a few islands, of which that aggre gate territory is less than that of . medium-size- d American state. The population thus confined within a small area has a high birth rate, and the have the modem practices of hygiene and sanitation, which enable ever community to ruise a normal proportion of its babies to inn turity. This fundamental condition, coupled with Japans reasonable pride iu her high development and effeienej along every line of civilization, is suf flcient ground for lier aspiration to expand. America is particularly under obli gations to give sympathetic support aspiration, because of the fact tlm: Japan lias generously assented and honorably lived up to an agreement that her surplus labor shall not come to California. Incidentally, this limitation against Japanese immigration into California is a fait accompli am will not lie brought up at the confei ence. Neither will the broader quo" tion of equality, which was brougli up at Paris. When it comes to detei mining where Japan shall be given room to expand, the obvious answoi lies on the mainland of Asia, north o China. In Maiicliura, Ih.iigol'n an Siberia there can be found a territory nearly half as large as the Unitei States. With a present population o not much over fi, 000, 000, which unde; present conditions is under the looses and most dubious form of government and which would be made a better a set to civilization by Japanese occupa tion. well-manag- ed Paris Police Halt Attack Marseilles. France A grenade which failed to explode was thrown among lie police Sunil i.v dining efforts to or ganize a procession for a march on the American consulate to protest against tiie conviction for murder of Sacco and Vanzetti. Police prevented the procos sion and arrester seventeen persons. MISS MARTHA r ' BACHMAN not Over Glassy Pavement Washington Will Insist, However, On Open Door and Integrity of China; Part of Japanese Delegation Here ' In uu average life of 70 years, Have an Cbjoct fa Life. counting the first 10, over ill .iiiis mo spent in sleep, over IG in The Old l'n ' lluck, my boy, work, 11 months in dressing and unis thait the one essential to pluck; dressing, and 7 mouths iu church go success in business. iug, says one statistician. Yes, of course, I Ti'eYoung Un know that.. The trouble is finding Few bald headed meu die of London some one to pluck. Watch for Skidding EUROPE LISTENS TO as the Car Speeds imrm SYMPATHY WITH MIKADOS NEEDS ASSURED AT ARMAMENT PARLEYS PAYSON, UTAH. OCTOBER 28, 1921 Th rtMlfc Mrs. Brown I hear tkn TiW thinks your daughter has a Teal gea ius for reciting, Mrs. Smith. ahe All Yea. Smith Mrs. wants, he says to me, i a coatee of electrocution, just to finish 'or off, Loudon Opinion. like. of BRITISH AND IRISH .slippery daysever-are- now at hiuid Goldfish have been know a to live for eveiy mau, horse and every DOES IT PAY TO WORRY TROUBLE SEEMS FAR OFF; A Timid Ditty, motor ABOUT APPENDICITIS? vehicle that must travel for sixty years. FEELINQ CAUSES ALARM streets surfaced with bitumen, in Do you fool timid about Mother A square foot of honeycomb con nb coni moil care is demanded of asking Jack for money, doart be Can guarded appendicitis Sinn Fein Opposed to Idea of Alia. tniveleis afoot or tut the wheel. turns 10,000 colls. Daughter (a quito new brido) Yes, preventing by against! Qiance to King; Michael ColThe better the auto iesponds to seems No, mother, but ho very timid acts antiseptic, Adler-i-ka- , who A farmer orginully was one lins Returns From Dubthe brake (lie more facility it do-London on BOTH about giving it to mo. rebowel lower and upper lin Conference clops for sluing, slipping ahead 01 ollected taxes. Mail. matter moving .ALL foul, decaying when spinning aboii end for end EX which might start infection. Tlie sun gives 800,000 times more The inau who London The negotiations between put to tlie biake. or The stomach ou Moneymoon. CELLENT for gas the British governmuiit and Sum Fein drives on smooth, wet asplint must light than the moon. removes chronic constipation. It Ireland representatives were resumed carry his life in his hand and his Mr. tho popular rugger player, matter which you never thought was To guide pilots flying on the 1uris The driver is joining tho ranks of tho bene- in your system and which nothing Monday, but there was evident the heart in his throat. t0 London route, the French govern dicts this week, his finance being olso can dislodge. One man reports feeling Uut the situation is such as to who has a full sense of his danger ment is in placing captive balloons extra nerve feels wet the o asphalt due out from home. is unbelievable the awful impuriit gixe ground for grave concern among Malay Paper, certain positions aj a height of about those hopeful for au adjustment of tlie strain of wet driving days. B. F. ties Adler-i-kquoted in Punch. brought out. Irish controversy. city streets a mile. slippery Tho Etiquette of the Road. Speed on OTT, Druggist. Michael Collins, minister of finance should be cut squarely in two on wet ! electric motors Thirty-fivcounin the Dull Eireuud government, who days. Speed on straight-awathe movements of tho giant, teleshould reduced be went to Dublin ou Saturday, returned try asphalt On wot days it should be scope recently installed in California here Sunday night. It was understood that Prime Minister Lloyd Ueorge had remembered in passing vehicles, ped- for astronomical observation. laid before the Irish delegates certain estrians or obstructions that one Reaching the record height of questions affecting Irish allegiance to cannot depend on getting by on tin feet in an aeroplane, a Fiench-mathe British crown and there was a be- close margins allowed ou dry days. said he seemed to bo flying tlio that lief that Mr. Collins had gone to Dublin It must bo remembered rose colored atmosphere to talk tlie situation over with las other man is also driving on danger- through a when altitude. nt that also It was supposed he ous ground and taut his car colleagues. brought a communication from Bamonn lias gone potentially wild. Speculation in industrial firms is de Valera, and it was felt that upon Six acres within the City limits. Four-rooIf one will look over the list of house, this answer and the attitude taken by accidents at ;olico headquarters ou spreading so rapidly in Berlin that Electric Good and Water Lights, Improvements, tlie Imil Eireaun delegates would de- rainy days, he will (mil that acci- the stock exchange there is closed Good Garden and Chicken run, with Chickens. at two days a week to enable clerks pend tlie continuance of the negotia- dents often mount up rapidly tions. Human life is at great- to copo with the orders. such times. Will Trade or Sell. Must be disposed of at once. on such days. Everywhere, 'except iu irreconcilable er hazard ex to have said is Trial hv jury at On short curves, particularly quarters, it was argued that with good isted in 2,000 B. C. will on each side a way out of tlie steep grades, sand should bo kept The savcreated by Mr. De Valera's mes- well sproad over asphalt. Remarkable. sage to Pope Benedict could be found. ing iu traveling time and in human the At Sinn Fein headquarters the atti- life and limb might . warrant The people oil. It is simw'y tude of hopefulness which had pre- substitution at buch dangerous curknew we vailed gave way to pessimism utter tlie ves of some non bkid paving suelv Hire treat us ns if they to much were not accustomed money reiclurn of Michael Collins from Dublin. as concrete. This would greatly and yet T am always talking about Tlie Sinn Fein, it was declared, will duce the risk. Blnctter Mcggonderfcr not accept allegiance to the king, at Non-skitires aro an a,id to sai'ity money. icast until tlie bargain is finally made. on glassy stieots, but uo driver (Munich.) CauTlie Sinn Fein, spokesmen for it in- should trust wholly to these. The Silver Lining. dicated, was prepared to meet Mr. tion, slow speed and a quick, cuie-fu- l baud at the wheel these are the Lloyd Georges demand for a declaraGood. Heavens, man; pretty badtion of allegiance with a detailed argu- only wairant of satiety so long us ly smashed Anybody tip, aint von! ment. we persist iu laying highly polished with you! Prime Minister Lloyd George, an- pavements. Yes, the chap who was trving to Barn Timbers, Joists or Rafters, $25.00 per 1000 sell me this used ear. swering a question in the house of Harpers commons Monday regarding Eumonn DIRECTOR OF RECLAMATION Magazine. Slabs, Kindling Wood, $5.00 per cord de Valera's message to Pope Benedict, OPTIMISTIC OF FUTURE said tlie publication of Mr. de Valera's Yon look tired! Director A. P. Davis, of the reclamessage, especially in the middle of Well, its haro work carrying a tlie peace negotiations, constituted a mation service, has returned to the hod of bricks un to the third story. Have you been doing it long! grave challenge. Payson Canyon Washington office, after Bpeuding RimNo I start tomorrow! Tlie position of the government on over three months in the field visit-inthe question involved in that telegram projects in tho northwestern and plicissimns (Munich.) has been made abundantly clear, tlie w est central states. We do not proOil most of the trip he was a mempremier continued. it and the confer- ber of the party of the secretary of rTKOOOOOOOybOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOC pose to recede-froence cannot proceed on any other the interior, who was examining the work of various bureaus of the inthe terior department, particularly LIVESTOCK MARKET IMPROVES reclamation service. Mr.Davis said: Practically all of the projects visitOgden, Utah, Market Reports Prioes ed have felt severely the prevail Holding Their Own ing business depression, uut a markOgden Improvement in the Ogden ed improvement has taken place in livestock market last week was noted, the last four months. Crops are according to the market review of the generally good, and the market lues Hunsaker Commission company. The so far improved for fruit, potatoes, A week was active with prices holding sugar beets and cotton as to make steady. The announcement was made these product si generally profitable, that many coast buyers came into the and farmers in these lines are rebalance. financial Ogden market looking for fat and covering their feeder cattle. The review said cattle Wherever the dairy business has aro bringing a better price in Ogdon boon continued, this nlsn is limn 'on tlie eastern market. The entIt is probably one of the ile receipts were 3000 head. most stable and certain of the inStockyards and commission men ex- dustries followed on the projects. the pressed the belief that tlie present Alfalfa) constitutes one of week will be characterized by a big most valuable and crops important movement in livestock to the market, of the projects, and the low price particularly to the Pacific coast. Pack-.n- prevailing naturally occasions much houses and commission men are en- concern. The low prices are due to few years deavoring to get cattle to those centers conditions of the past cfore the railroad strike in order to which led to the depletion of the insure tlie large coast towns a fresh cattle and sheep ranges and the supply in the event the strike is Fntil the floeks and dairy farms. are herds greatly increased, little alfalfa in prices for XNGLER HOOKS CANNED FISH improvement livemay be expected, because the only stock industry furnishes the New Jersey Man Makes Remarkable market for this great adequate Catch With Hook and Line lands. of irrigated staple Cape May, N. J. An Angler came in Assisanee iu the way of credits Sunday from Cold Springs inlet, three is being offered in some regions, and m!es north of Cape May, with the should be extended in order to relost remarkable catch in local fishing gions, and should be extended in history. He is Ronald Quidort, and Ife order to restore general prosperity iaims (lie distinction of being tlie first to the projects. man who ever caught a canned fish on a hook and line. Quidort brought in A friend of mine, who has Sir: not only tlie fish, hut the can and a been taking yeast, atn a quantity of list of witnesses to the catch, by way Do you think if 1 raisins today. of proof. can induce him to stay in a coo', Fishing on the flood tide, Quidort dry place anything tnnv be expected recited, be felt a bite and reeled in his to develop! Chicago Tribune. line and was amazed to find he had END v . a e eon-tio- y ooooxxxooooooooooooooooooooooooooo one-thir- Home for Sale 33,-nn- o dif-licul- ty Inquire r.t Ke Pay sonian Office 000000000000000 NATIVE LUMBER The Wood That Lasts JONES BROS., SAW MILL - g ONLY A FEW WEEKS AND THE HOLIDAYS WILL BE HERE )ZooooocKoooooooooyOOOOOoooooooooooooooooooooooxxx It is Always Good Form to Remember Your pros-peiou- s. Friends by Sending g I We are showing the finest line of caught a fish whose head was caught in a tin can. Several fishermen saw Quiof Bachman Miss Martha Dutaney dort pull in the phenomenon and ninny Chattanooga, Tenn, was sponsor for others were shown the unusual catch Confedof reunion the South at the She is the before the fish was separated from its erates at Chattanooga. armor of tin. Quidort believes the fish beautiful daughter of Justice Nathan head into the can and Bachman of the Tennessee Supreme poked its unable to withdraw because its gills Rev. of and granddaughter court, ir the jagged edges of the John Bachman, D. D., for many years caught chaplain of he United Confederate Veterans association. Overlooked This One New York Six thousand members Old Man Shoots Woman of tlie International Barbers union St. Ansgar, Iowa Seventy- - ear-olCarl Rouble, a retired farmer, Satur- have been ordered to resist attempts day shot end slightly wounded Mrs of their employers to shave their Cube Olesen, the wife of a neighhor, wages and then turned the gun on himself and committed suicide. Rouble's attenSuit Is Denied w wife of bit tion to tho ashington Persons paying federal younger neighhor lmd been the subject taxes under protest cannot bring proof jest in the vicinity for some time ceedings to recover such taxes against Mrs. Oloson. accord. ng 10 her husband, a successor of the collector to whom paid no attention to his advances. Mr. the taxes were paid, the supreme court Oleson, the aged man's wife, and sev- held Monday in deciding a cast brought eral neighbors witnessed the shooting. by the Indiana Steel cempauy. engraved and illuminated designs ever offered. 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