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Show i V n - , ?, V r 1 ' . ' a, ' T j - - . r . - h v. H r - , ii c tr . ' , r!: '".. ' '" - r ' ; St fir. J. . " . - : 1 Jr r' V'XV ' ' H . vr csr . ' tV. J f ja 6 THE PAYSONIAN X. WEEKLY PAYSON, UTATI, OCTOBER MARKET QUOTATIONS poooooooooooooooo SANTAQUIN w ' 21, 1921 that it was a difficult matter to Coal bilb arp a large part of yOOT lists living expense reduce them by no-get the automobile directory aea ing Coles Hot Blast Heaters. ruah printed promptly during ; so X Genola jj Another innovation which will save of clerical a consideiablo amount work and expense every time an auto mobile license is issued is in the use of a double envelope in mailing Heretofore the out license plates. license plates havo gone in one enbo addressed, velope, which 1,1R and the receipt and ccitificate of in another envclopo, registration which also was addressed and mailed. Now, by correlating the work, the licenso plates and receipts will g0 in the same double envelope, and tho latter is of the window design so that tho address on tho certificate of registration is shown through the aperture, and thoie is no necessity of writing any address at all on tho J better - , uudeitune pre- $2 1 Chicago, $19.50 St. Louis; gluten OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO Jfailed iu "the grain markets duungfGrd $28.05 Chicago, Mr. and Mrs. Charles 8. Wilkinson FUNERAL SERVICES HELD DR. L. N. ELLSWORTH last business markets the week until the 17th when there DJiry Products. Butter FOR W. L. OPEN SHAW were in Payson on DENTIST was a drastic decline ou account olyiirm, Active demand fur best grades Tuesday. on from bearish construction placed Funeial services were held last prices declining. Office, Payton Iminagi ftaTtnei fair demand, Saturday at Snutaquin for W, L. Bert l.itrwcii, the small son of Mr. reports of reserves of whi.jffi deigiades have only I BBUdiSc is .arson ill. threatened Mrs, the ou Fre,l wh0 died as of Oetober first; Wednesday and Opensliaw, ruy Imports relatively light during j week, but included several cars of of kst week iu a Salt Lake hospital. road strike and an increase in the Nellie Wilkinson, Visible wheat sup Canadian butter. visible supply. b tor ago butter The services were conducted by joungest Mrs. Mr. Charhs S. Closand of LrlliCron. of increase au the well for season, moving daughter Bishop George ply 55,895,000 bushels, The speakers were Bishop LeBarou, Wilkinson is ill. nearly 1,000,000 bushels for week. ing prices, 92 score : New York 47 Vie; EARLT & EARLY, BosmarCash 44 ; in Ve 4Sc; Chicago Philadelphia llannon Olsen, Joseph A. BecB, Peter Chicago Closing priees Mrs. Frances Dnlto,, is visiting Doctors of Chiropractic, A. Peterson, President Joseph 11 core No. 2 ml winter wheat $1.18 ton 4(5c. ket; Fruits and No. 2 hard winter wheat $1,11; No. Over Wightmaa Supply Company, Vegetables. Potato of Nebo stake, Bishop Tuttle of Pro with lur mother in Salt Lake. No. 2 yellow shipments of 11,114 cars during the vo nud Braxton Burnett of Payson. 2 mixed corn 45c; Main Street Office Hours from 19 to 1 Tho beet digging in Genola is well The av Music was furnished by the ward No. 3 white oats 30c. woi k exceeded all records. corn 45c; and 2 to 6. For the week Chicago December cm go weekly movement during the choir, in addition to a duet by Mrs. under way and the farmers aro makfine weather. of tho Mrs. Julia Crooks and ue weeks over was Christicna 10,000 three at good ing $1.10, pat wheat declined lc closing envelope. Prices advanced j some mar- Peterson. December corn down closing at cars. DR. L. D. PPOUTt visit Moroni was a Davis his is Fred survived W, the weaker at is December Mr. tone wheat kets bnt the Opensliaw 4(ic. by Minneapolis NATIVE ETERNALLY Dunrunr Northern sacked Tound whiten widow,. Mrs. Emma Wall Openshaw; or Sunday. down 2!&c at $1.20; Kansan City close. BOMBARDS US ALL Over Wightmaa Supply OoMpaap, per four sons, two daughters, two brotheDecember wheat down .ic at $1.01 down 10c in Chicago rut f 'D WTl t v Interment wns Main Street. Rodney Aligns of Spnnishh Fork Nearly steady at ship- rs- and five sisters. Winnipeg December wheat down 2c 100 pounds. Thore are certain substances such Office Hours 9 to 1 aad 2 to (. . visitor Sunday. was n Genola Eastern in the closwheat cemetery. at $1.11. Chicago ...ay ping points at city which as radium are continually c Saturday, 9 to 1 Oaly. round whites nearly steady in New-ed at $1.14; May com 5 3 8c; Min off n stream of ininulo parPhone 13. Kef Phoae $0 throwing 0(Ve Alksitrom and Mr. Mrs. ale ; in Byron weaker CITIZENS TICKET IS neapolis May wheat $1.20; Ixansms York City at ticles without materially affecting NAMED AT SANTAQUIN Salt Lake visitors this City May wheat $1.05 5 8; Winnipeg Philadelphia at $2.10 $2 n their nature or their weight. , 1 Live Stock and Meats Chicago hog A pioco of radium wul go on giv May wheat $1.17. busiH. W. Gore was in Payson on declined 2525c per 100 pounds Under the head of a citizens BAKER & Hay. Market generally weaker be- prices ing off an unouding stream of finy do- ness this week. B. Homy cause of increased receipts and in re-- j during the week, better weights Iligginson, icket, Eugene pieces of itself, and nt tho end of. Better grades of beef Attorneys and Counselors at Law Austin the year oven the most delicate bnl-Prices about $2 dining most. Carter, Nophi strictod demand. Grecnhalgb, were Mr. nnd Mr. John .Tense,, from steers namwere higher, Gus ranged the will but to nuecs fail detect York market Nelson and in New Wicknm,, Collections and Adjustments lower slightfairly Alfalfa other, grades sold all the way from ed at a meeting in Snntaquin last Eureka visitors last Sunday. est difference in its weight. Everywhere . steady in other markets. Butcher cows Monday as eandidntes to be voted up-a- t All substances give off a Quoted Oc- steady to 50c higher. higher at Kansas City. 198 West Center St.. PROVO. UTAH stoers SHOULD KEPT feeder ami RELICS heifers and No steady flow of small particles. B$ the election oh November 8, tober 17th, No. 1. Timothy New docline lambs 23c Fat to or ideal MR. SAYS YOUNG check can art AT nOME Cineinhigher. offices. for eity apparatus York $28.50, Pittsburgh $23, to '50c measure them; there is nnly one thing na:ti $20 Chicago $23, St. Louis $23, 25c 40c; feeding lambs strong An appeal for the people of Utah that ran do so, nnd thnt is tho nose, Yearlings and fat ewes Atlanta $27. No. 1 Alfalfa Memphis .higher. After spending the past three Kansas City $22, St. Louis $22. hanged October 17 Chicago prices:- months in Provo with her daughter, to keep Utah relies within the state which in point of delicacy beats even L. K. STEWART, of sales $7.25- Mrs. made by Professor Andrew the most necurate of scientific apNo. 1 prairie Chicago $19, Minneap- hogs, top $8.85; bulk David Opensliaw, Mrs. Elizabeth is being desteers beef and the good $8.75; medium archaeological paratus. olis $15, Kansas City $13. Wall has returned to her home in A. Kerr of Take a piece of iron nnd smell it; ,$6.15 $10.85; butcher cows and heif partment of the University of Utah. this Peed. Market weak, priees gencity. ; onvaluable remains of then do the same with a piece of feeder '.steers $4.85- extremely Many Export demand high $7; erally lower. Leave order'd wllh You will find that each has light and medium weight veal the (ho Indians and of the ancient cliff lead. Reed Jcrmnn .after spending fur protein feeds light, resulting in ; dwellers and Tnound builders of Utnb scent enn be caused only in one way, DR. L D. STEWART. Paywn calves $6 $11; fat lambs 7 his - week with this in eity, Stocks past ther price decline, scout. been sent tn eastern museums. its own particular Now, ,77.73; yearlings family returned to Idaho last. Mon have stuffs, good particularly those locally $5. 2, Baskets and pottery used by the nnd that is by the emersion of snmll ewes $3$5. fat $7.25;, day. produced and in excess of present sub in various parts of the piutieles which strike upon the memmon Stocker and feeder shipments from of normal Deports requirements. more than fifloe,, hundred years brane of the nose. state 12 week the markets nre Olsen and family, Mrs. Olof during important favorable range and pasturage condiThe nose can detect tho most min ago are now on display at the state 30 amounted . to tions for this season of the year in ending September sending tho week in Mammoth, with museum at the university, together ute quantitios of ft substance in tho AND all sections of country not eneourag- - cattle and calves 101,677; hogs 6,840; Mrs. Olsens parents. with hundreds of other archaeological air which it breathes; one pnrt in a 126,922. iu This museum is open to the million of ozone is distinctly noticerelies. ing to an early improvement Mrs. Matilda Bwenson has returnEastern wholesale fresh meat prices And mand. and is also being used by uni- able to the ordinary person. Storage stocks wheal mill public Beef and ed to her home in Balt Luke after armore and noso in of the is feeds heavy, may distress offerings showed mixed changes. tho human students a rlumy study versity ON Movement generally mutton weak to $1 lower whilo veal spending the past threo weeks here chaeology. inaccurate orga when compared with in evidence. her son, Wren Swenthe tho nose of tho dog. light. Quoted October 17 bran $11.50, and lamb were steady to $1 higher,- at the home of Every person throughout flour middlings poik loins ranged steady, at somo mar- son. There is no man who eould track state should take pride in having $12.50, middlings Oeto-mea- l the best Utah archaeological exhibit a follow man, or oven an nnimal ao J519.50 Minneapolis; No. 1. alfalfa ,kets to $2 higher at others. Miss Thelma Johnson of beef $14 AT Spanish righf here i the state, said Pro- strangely scented ns the fox, by $17 Kansas City; 34 per cent ber 17 prices good meats: Fork is the house guest of Mrs. J. L. fessor Levi Edgar Young, head of means of his nose. Yet the dog linseed meal $35 Minneapolis. $38.50 ,$16; veal $18 $21; lamb that department of the university ean do this. light pork loins $26 $29; Olsen. 36 per cent cottonseed meal 7on . The only way that this can be $32.50 Memphis; white hominy feed heavy loins Miss Druce Tiotjon and Mrs. Albert a fleeted is to have everyone making COLUMN Groenbalgh were hostesses last Friday finds, report them to the state uni- CLASSIFIED fAYSON WELL REPRESENTED SPEED IS CUT DOWN 84W UTAH AVE. evening at the home of Ephraim versity. AT STATE UNIVERSITY Tietjen, in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Remains, of ancient man found in Advertisements in thia column inThose the southern pnrt of this continent serted at the rate of 10 ceute per H. Roland Tietjen of Tayson. Automobile taveling on state highCouut six and- Mrs.- - George are now in Mexico City. The Uni- line , each insertion. wero Bishop "pTosrnf 'aifo miles Niri0 Pa'ySOn to fifteen slow down must 'people'" young ways Mrs. John M. Hoi versity of Utah has been offered part words to the line. Mr. and T. LeBaron, JEPPSON, an hour at ciossings or iu business low studying at the Jnivcreity of Men and women to take Inday, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Jen of this collection which is to be WANTED. reputa-iioand a S. . CHIROPRACTOR ft on ah C., splendid making districts of municipal corporations kins, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Heelis, placed i the Utah state museum. ordois among friends and nciglibuis Those taking MY. and Mrs Memuels Holladay, Mr. for this city. The regulation is in- state roads. for the genuine guaranteed hos& DOUGLASS BLDG. eluded iu resolutions adopted M ednes- - Various courses are William C. John- - nnd Mrs. J. A. Rees, Mr. and Mrs. AUTO OWNER MUST BE iery, full line lor men, women and Poue 120. Office Hoan 2 to 7 David noil akin y, Mr. and Mrs. Issiah Eliminates darning. We children. ABLE TO SHOW RECEIPT day, October 4, by the state road ion, Miss Dorothy Knowles, Leland W. Green R. nnd Mr. Mrs. 75c or hour au spare time, pay Outside commission. of towns a .3. Ballard, Mrs. E. W. Bowman, Miss Holladay, Ex$3ti.U0 a week for full lime. halgh, Mr. and Mrs. Nels Butler, mechaniA simple Dea-P. comparatively A. Ailccn Dixon, Flanders, speed limit of thirty miles per hour InterMr. and Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. N. S. rite unnecessary. perience the device cal making facilitating will be allowed. The resolution Simons, T. W. McGhan and Miss Holladay, Mrs. Reca Moore, Mrs. nt once of five Norrisnational Stocking Mills, Payson Sheet Metal Works copies of a document L. Mrs. Tfeber the W. J. McMillan. town, la. Olsen, Taylor, reads: Hary on a typewriter, and keeping up tho Roofing, Furnaces, Guttering Willi more than 2,300 students now Missess Lavern Heelis, Augusta Whereas, It is deemed necessary process indefinitely, is expected to i'OU RENT. Three demiullo rooms, Ail Kinds of Sheet Metal Winnifred Gladys Holladay, cut down the work of i cording and on the part of the state road com- - tegistered at the University of Utah, ouo block and Copper Work furnished or unfurnished, Heelis,- - Cleo Holladay, Maxine Gpeen-halgin the issuing automobile licenses mission, in the interest of public j:le institution lias grown to be. one ou tho Noith of Maiu west street, Green-halgJesso Holladay, Albert office of n. E. Crockett, secretary of First North St. Near Orem Depot ' side. safety, to provide rules and regain- - jf Ho ten largest state universities Inquire laysonian office. and Howard Holladay. state, to about as great a degree tions governing the speed of motor in the country, according to Elbert Mt ns the new- - lnws governing the re vehicles upon public highways, now 5. Thomas, registnrr. "Sbmiiuits from Mr. and Mrs. Dave Openshnw, Mr. comlicenses lias cording automobile E CAN use a number of dieted ,hirty-twtherefore, be it states of Ihe unionX-annud Mrs. Andrew Morgan nnd M. plicated that Work. chickens That it is the ihirteen foreign countries are stud Strawberry every week. Resolved, As the copies come from the typeoylnnre of Provo, Mrs. Sarah Kirk-hasense of the state road oom-th- ng at the Utah university this year, Hotel, Payson. of Salt Lake, Mrs. Emma Kaye writer, tho first is the receipt from limit The countries represented by stud mission that speed of Mona, Mrs. Alice Cox of Lehi, Mr. Crockett to tho automobile own I OK SALE. Due of the Best Busifor all motor vehicles upon tho nts at the university nre Norway Mr. and. Mrs. Vest of American Fork ness Corners in Payson, 78 feet or, nnd tbe latters certificate of reg public highways of tho state of Utah, recce, Scotland, Denmark, Japan, and Professor W. II. Boyle of Provo intention. 111 feet iu Depta This document is quite irontage, at intersections and in the business ilngland, Holland, Canada, Philippine were here to attend the funeral of nn new of way in the ivith one, under the right important districts lie not to exceed fifteen felnnds, Armenia, Fmnee, Mexico, W. L. Openshaw last Saturday. three embiaces roar. since tho owner is required to Property law, miles an hour within the corporate Argentina and Hawaii. business houses and Modern Rest have it at all limes, and t produce limits of any municipality and' not The certificate of deuce, except furnace. Inquire Mr.; and Mrs. Riidolp Peterson and it wlie,, asked. more than thirty miles an hour on Comfort and economy .make happy FOR II. S. Tipton. daughter, Mrs. Ruth Slot attended registration carries on its face eer the highways outside of the corporate homes. You get both by using tho wedding reception at tho homo of tain information relative to the ear WORK.--- I limits of municipalities. am prepared Coles Hot Blast Heaters. Mr. and Mrs. John Daniels at Pay-so- for which it is issued, including en- TKACTox kinds tractor woik, do all of oilier t0 and mode, style Friday evening,' given in honor gine numbers, belt or drawbar. Lyman Knpple. of the marriage of their daughter, facts, which should at all times 3 if c Ruth, to Cooper Jex of Spanish Fork. cheek with the ear which the owner of certificate regisis driving. If a KAPPLE LIVE STOCK FARM Mrs. Sarah Kirkham of Salt Lake tration does pot eonespond to the Offeis for sain Duroc Jirsey Pigs, driven ear being is visiting here with her sister, Mrs. description of the Also pigs for throe mouths 'old. is linblo to owner investigation the Emmn Openshaw. of horses. One Team June for or theft delivery. either for automobile Box 21 1, Payson. mule. Address use of make to imporper Mr. and Mrs. Hober Jones of Eu- endoavoring 3 tf-reka spent Thnrsday here with Tela his automobile license. Phone 112-J-- 7 , The second copv of tho fpvewriter tives. iOU RENT. Two furnished rooms. goes to the cashier and forms 9 tf-Six acres within the City limits. Four-roore office to as records her of Inquire at Puysoniau office. house, Miss Mae Jenkins of Salt Lake is pnrt ' .file a to Third copy goes Electric Lights' Water and Good Improvements, homo on a vacation visiting with eeipts. of various TWENTY ACUE8 good pasture for her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. L, Jen- where the engine numbers Good Garden and Chicken run, with Chickens. CheHo. sale. mnkoR of ears are filed in numcrei iuquiro 609 West kins. J 23 5t p 5K,sr,israac5.j skmtskm . so tha,t if an automobile is 3rd North. order, Will Trade or Sell. Must be disposed of at once. lieense the from found plates Mrs. Julia Peterson is spending the been removed, it is nn easy FOR BALE. Five room house ami week end in Salt Lake with her sis have matter to identify it bv the engine ol! acres Four Modern. basement. Caroline Mrs. Openshaw. ter, Sim number at a moments notion, The Autumn Quarter of the Unilaud. Good garden site. Wil good if seme antomebile thief me f e hum Madson, Payson. versity of Utah will open Leonard Chntw'in of Salt Lake is ilnrly ehnnieally bent attempts to disguise September .22. home on at vacation. a stolen car, n study of the engine TWO ROOMS FOR RENT.-M- rs. Nayare urged to register Htudei.ts number filo will prove in a moment 14 tf lor, West Avenue, Payson. One of tho most unique affairs of promptly. or two whether or not he is the real the season was the midnight supper owner of the car. Increased Facilities given by Miss Priscilla Kaye at the Enlarged Faculty The fourth eopv off the typewriter home of hero sister, Mrs. Roger Open- likewise takes all the information at ijt Larges student body in the hisijr shaw on Thursday night of last week. hand about tho ear to the serial tory of the Institution asmred. - G. F. TILSON. M D. A Thicken dinner was serv- number file, whirh makes identifies Courses in home, eeoucraicg authorPHYSICIAN and 8LRG aom . Mrs. Roger Open-sho- lions ed to ten guests. ized by State L gislahire. I)! ly means of the lieense plate k: assisted the hostei in serving. number nn eav jnk. The fifth ropy 4? A'. xtn Office at Residence SCHO S OK THE UNIVERSITY Phone 7 Street goes to the printer, nnd is ready School-- , of Arts and Seicaccs. 4? Hall Mrs. Dan entertained at her for his hands the instant the license Payson, Utah Wood j. School of 'Education. Sit summer home Saturday evening for has been issued, thereby avoiding School of Mines - sod Engineering. Barn Timbers, Joists or Rafters, $25.00 per 1000 Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Ornick, Miss of seme weeks, at times, he School of Medicine. Miss Mr. hi Weed, Percy tween the time the owner gets Kaye. Slabs, Kindling Wood, $5.00 per cord . School of Law,' Bnshr nnd Mr. Tierce of Salt Lake. lieonse and the time the peace officers School of Commerce and Finance. DR. J. H. ELLSWORTH eT the- state get the information thr Division. Extension . DENTIbT I wonder how manv mon will be the has been isued. Office over Bank, Payson, Ut. for Catalogue. Send made when all infermnI Heretefose this virions unhappy marry? ' Office Hours, 9 to 12; 1 to 8 4$ Payson Canyon It all depends upon how many Phone 22. Res. Phone 103-- J UNIVERSITY OF UTAH j i "1 von marry. Kasper (Stock '? Salt Lake City. , 4 f;ISatiiSlllH3BK21ZeaiiaEXBMSIZKB35a23S2IISt2 helm.) ,'JOtauL - A ' Un-lue- govern-JjAoepin- . ..A sous. Ti. & 4 vt, .. I , - ,' 'i Jfj ft Xfl I S' .. 0 $1,75-$1.95- L $2.20-$2.80- j I 7( i BAKER' 50-75- c never-ceasin- g tin-$2- Jr. Expert Piano Tuner - $3.75-$9.50- 77 $7.50-$8.85- ' PAY CASH p SAVE Horse mut-Buffal- $l-$2- MONEY Furnishings PAYSON $11-$1- $13-$22- Harness Shop, of a i n - v v;X ,T-- V ,. h e -- We are Paying the 3-- 12-fo- Highest Prices - . -- POULTRY ooooooooooo ' Home West Side Grocery . c PAYSON ANNNOUCEMENT Inquire at the Paysonian Office SO-t- 00000000X0XXX0000000000000C0X00 a a lUHIJ NATIVE LUMBER The e That Lasts Pri-seiln- - JONES BROS., SAW MILL - , 1ii.-ns- - f nmm Vi v |