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Show THE PAYS0N1AN, 0XX000XX0XXXXKX0XX00 PAYSON, UTAH, language are the name, he needs only to Visit the American ami British uii us to learn Lis error, If u daily Americuii ucwspapcr,j jtliu two j several American cafes and a uumbif of Vauk dunce palaces havent suf lived to make an Americau cornmun-- ! lly ol Cobl,I1Z) olie leuturo ot Auit.n T urn city life remains to clinch the Thut is a Chinese chop' The following interesting story of ilidu'l take kindly to the elaborate niguinent. The1 suey house. male. This place, the of toilette European recently i ho transformation of the city of inur tonics and) opened, is the only one of its kind pineliing powerful Coblenz since occupation by the Unitof bi'iliiaiiliuu' .i Europe. eneriuis upplU'Ution oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo - JUNE 34, 1921. Su far us anyone could tell, no special effort hud been inude by the civilian The imputation in this direction. funds was Ainurocs campaign for only a few days old, however, when the city was placarded with posters announcing a similar effort on the As purt of the German population. a result, enough funds were secured to give the needy ones a Christmas celebration, with enough left to insure months. their comfort for several American generosity in this case inspired German generosity. These are only a few evidences of the influence the American occupation the has had upon the Rhineland heart of Germany. With both the civil pojmlution and the army of occupation there has been a real effort of each to understand the other. If the army of occupation remains in the Rhineland, and if Coblenz continues to adopt American amusements, modes of living at the same rate as during the past two years, it will not be long until the Volstead act, Blue agitaSunday laws and tion will be with us. But somewhere this side of that, Americanization let us hope, the effort will cease. UTAH SUITE NEWS As the homo demonM latum agent from the United States department of Work la progressing rapidly on the agriculture visits the mother to disnew high school building ut Tivmontou cuss with her certain changes iu the The brick work is ueurlug completion children a diet, she is frequently met mfd within ten days trussing for the with the objection, Bill Maiy will roof will begin This leads to the 'io touch that! in Through Active work of the Von ml application of a little psychology Oociiinercial Club uuil the efforts of the demonst rut mu at which chiMien The children maj- h are present. cuiigressuiau Don B. Colton, federal of the food that,: of a tast,. any Venial-aid - has beeu soured for the I lucliesue road. Sunday concerts at Saltair ni'ar Salt Lake are In full swing agalu Gils year. R. Owen Sweeten and his band will play two distinct programs every Sunday In the season. The afternoon program begins at 4:30, the evening program at 7:30. Little attention Is being imiild by rlg-ur- t smokers to the Southwlck bill which went Into force on .Tune 8. Police and sheriffs are passing the buck as regards Its enforcement In relation to smoking In public places. Not a angle arrest has yet been made. The state Road Commission has ordered the Phelps Construction company to proceed with paving of the road Insuring the Tears. from Hot Springs south towards Ogden, aud complete the mile yet to he acto be If Lawyer you expect the change In the road quitted, your wife will have to weep paved Including Hot Rprings, to avoid crossing the at the trial. a little during Just electric railroad tracks. The Accused Thats easy. The work of paving the business tell her Im going to be acquitted. part of Treason ton is now moving The American Legion Weekly. rapidly, a large force of men being The New Recipe. engaged in moving dirt, leveling, nnd placing forms for curbing. By Friday Lady You say your father was in- night the excavation of three blocks How did it will have been oompleted. Large trucks jured in an explosion t are hauling gravel from the pit at happent Chi id Well, motuer says it was DeweyvlUe. The railroad Into the Unitah basin too much yeast, but father says it was too little sugar. Kasper (Stock will be built" former Uovemor Simon holm.) Bamberger said recently on Ids return from New York, but the presen is not a propitious lime, and tills Changing the Basis. project must necessarily await thut time sureTwo Methodist preachers, one white ly coming when It will be more possand the other colored, served rural ible to forwee with greater certalnity charges in Mississippi which were the economic future. Hundreds of fanners representing The negro received a conterminous. every agricultural section of Utah are considerably larger salary than his their views with regard to registering white brother, who asked him if it the program of national legislation was not his custom to expel his mem- proposed by the American Farm Bubers who failed to pay. reau. The official blanks for registerNo, boss, we would not like to ing the result of the voting were sent lie replied, We to the county farm bureau officers put the gospel on a money basis. if subscribe to them they throughout the state on June 1. ,and gels dont pay we turns them out for Valuation of property in Duchesne Memphis Commercial Appeat. county not assessd by the state board lying. of equalization is placed by the county, assessor this year at $5,4487,537, as last year. compared with $6,344,048 Decreases are shown iu all the four principal groups of property classes, the largest being In the valuation of livestock an Important Industry In that county. The water In Utah lake is constan-l- y raising. Accordingly to engineers It is higher now than it 1ms been since 1900 when It flooded all the fields and roads near Its shore. This will be a I great saving to the irrigation compane ml ! ies and farmers who use the lake wa'i iiitl s tlic my seuiil motlo and it is a tfood mollo for everyone. The liest preparedness for life is a savings ter. The pumps will not have to be used for a long whlls and maybe not at account. all this year. Willi tlic aid of lie accompanying Paysonian Thrift Coupon, everyone in Payson can open a savings account Delegations from Lehl American adFlasant Grove and Suit Lake Fork, taken for exactly oik half of the usual necessary amount.. have children and Hundreds of men, women already met with the County Commissioners at Present the Paysonian Thrift Coupon and 50 cents at the Payson Exchange Savvantage of this generous offer. American Fork last week anti asked that a good road be built up to Coming; P. i.d; and you can open a $1.00 savings account. . munity Flat at the base of Mt. Ttmpnn-ogosTime rums only govern Ihis offer: (1) $1.00 of tlic account must remain on deposit for the period of The road built last year wns to step and did not prove satisfactorily one year he fore it enn he withdrawn. (2) If a second deposit is not made within six months, the 50 cent coupon the heavy rains have washed most of w;G he deducted when tho account is closed, at which time the Liberty Hell Hank must he returned. It away this winter. It Is declared. (3) Only one Economists Who have studied the he can aeiiti'if opt tied hy an individual, hut everyone in the family can open an account. subject have come to the conclusion When you open your account,, you will lie presented with a Liberty Bell Bank that is an cract replica of the famous that food production does not keep up with the Increase of population because The Liberty Bell Bank teaches both Thrift Liberty Bell 1 hat rang out its message of independence on July 4, 177fi. we have depended upon an increased and patriotism. It will make your hoy or girl a better American, and will assist in acquiring the splendid habit of acreage to produce this Increased production, rather than an Increased proTt thrift at the lime most habits are forme- d- in youth. will lie a constant reminder to them of the early sacrifiees duction pr acre. Anything, therefore, that made this great country possible and will stand as a symbol of independence in you home. that will Increase the production of food per acre will directly benefit every Put of town readers of t ho Paysonian arc perfectly free to take advantage of the Paysonian s offer to start a savresident of the Payson, Utah. proOne of the most Important But you are lequested to send along with your initial deposit 4 ings account in the Payson Exchange Savings Bank. visions of the livestock marketing pbtn cents in stamps to pay postage on a Liberty Bell Bank. to be submitted to the producers of Utah and other farm bureau states cent 50 in a Last Saturday was a big day at the bank. It seems that every boy and girl Payson had clipped of the nation will be the establishment Thrift Coupon and waited until that day and controlled comof farmer-owne- d mission Cos., according to Informato open a savings account nnd get a tion received by the Utah State Farm Some of these chilLiberty Bell Bank. Bureau. This wras decided at the third session of the farmers livestock mardren were so small they could linrdiy keting committee of fifteen held In readi the window, but needless to say, Chicago recently. Charles O. Erickson, mortorman on they made themselves heard and soon the Murray car line and said to be one were' tin1 proud possessors of a savings of the oldest employees In point of service of the Utah Light & Traction Tlic Pnysoninn bus arranged with pass honk and a Liberty Bell Bank, company, fell dead Monday afternoon the Invson Exchange Barings Bank t low ii on while watching the baseball game on in were hand ups, too, large to help every Inysoniaa reader start The Tribune scoreboard. Always nn numbers and opened savings accounts, a bank account. ardent fan. he Is thought to have become unduly excited at a critical pere is ever too old to realizing that Thhis coupon is worth f0 cents to iod of the game, Just when Salt Lake Cut it out. Take it with fit save. you. The savings tellers had all they made Its winning run In the thirteenth cents to tlic lnyson Exchange Savings cmild do to lake care of the unprecedentinning. Efforts were made at the time Bank nnd jou can 0en a $1.00 Savto revive him and he was later taken ed amount of new business. to the emergency hospital, where he ings Account- was pronounced dead. Besides being credited with a $1.00 !f yon have not already taken adFire, believed to have been caused aeeonnt, eaeli depositor will be given hy a defective wire, near Irovo desvantage of the Paysonians generous of A picture of a Liberty Bell bank. troyed ihe Orem cash store at Orem for rod opened a savings account., do so the Bank is inset in this coupon. end badly damaged the residence of John St. Clare Monday. The loss is wilhont Ori her delay. Sign your iiamo and address here: Why not clip estimated at $2500, which is partly the accompanying Thrift- Coupon rigid covered hy Insurance. Name By a vote of approximately five to first and now open your account ihe one Juab county approved the proposed $225.00 bond Issue for the building tiling tomorrow. Address. of roads. This amount will he duplicated by the federal government, as will $100, Oik) already on hand, thus giving a fund of jftVVMKn for road work. "oruia The mem ple.e. ud themselves to u Gciuiuu barber bl.,s 0f the Americau of occupa army Gob-j he Amaroc .News, pnbbshed m wmvc- -. lW!lou have, of course, played American was only a beginning and today Cub'; games from the start, and it is no un- U." I ron, a residence city of the form- Iwil Amenean. ,ullllu0n sight to see a b;iS u aulIlbtr o group of na- a l.usrtlrrig; Utrbef er German emperor to Wllil American barber German ver the boys rendering t iio nmt v AhM'ricnn enuuuiiil is and ull the appuitedunces of a MOU ol' baseball on a vacant lot iu I ruiisfuriii;. lion .hat lius been worked.,'ehiiiis , . back lu ltac atatea. sb Coblenz. the suburbs of While in Coble.. during the two years Urn 0thcr ,JlM bf bu.,lucnS Wl!f0 qiuck their elders have made no attempt to AmuricuH army ol occupation has boon i v to introduce i uakuc busni5 iiictliuda play the game at least not in , public on tho KtujiOs buinlur tiHUHlorma ilic iiMjil once liaa view system ot many of them attend the base iu a 1cm.t ticfi have been worked lulluwed the occupation .. iu every bull amL football games pluyed by !.'frt'o m tho smaller towns or tho n place of business, because the army army teams at Carnival Island and American area, aud jazz, occupied rruJitoemm made jUtnf stand on the side lines with unoow : required it. tan-1, clicwuijj gum and . Yankee known, but since this ? phase ol bum prehcmliug but interested gazes. siang are an.. common in 4tlio heart ness Amen not i typicailv Automobiles made iu Detroit and activity now ot (onimr.v as Beethoven, . . . can, it was sctraly dealt with by Flint, Michigan, rush about tho liar sauerkraut and kuitur used to be. oiucials. American method row streets of the older part of Cob army The change m Coblenz from a hy.d preceded the army ot occupation lenz day aud night on their ofilcia center of "kuitur" o .in oasis of, i(1 t 8t where the cash und unofficial errauds. tbe lu Local taxi .p began when the vanguard of f ibtcr. ull u.ar tbe trademark of ea b companies have purchased sum tin anny of occupation hiked down the tiio National Cash Register comiiuy salvaged army cars and as a rcsul lihine and Mosel valleys in December f Ohio. Dayton, the American motor monopolizes the Ask one of the boys who H18. thu 1u of ljli Coblenz traffic. made that hike direct the final' JJuriu tho was further Americanized These are tho surface aspects of the by jam in the Argonne Meuse, and liell of m,,llb,'r Americauizatiou duuJ1,,8 Pluc' of Coblenz, but tell vou of the effort of the pioneers d by discharged soldiers, )he change has gone deeper. It has to .mike the Khineland a substitude piny the latest-takeplaco in tho habits of living for God a countn- - until orders came llori! tho n of und Ibis America German population, and here of the typo to go homo. b!,a 'sPl'eud to most of tho cufes. arc sonic instances: mu8c a Jiesidenzstndt Americanizing Anierieauizais tho title that might be written over) And ,,wlw'rw tms thu Before tho Americans came, nearly been more noticeublo than 'he ehroniclo of changes in Coblenz tion uy German will veil you, it was luurs arou',J CoblullZ' the But there tho music nceepted custom for two German during the past two years. tbo b,cu symphony orchestra,' 1ms been nothin deliberate or studied bjVL11 j0 g0 (0 a caf0 PU(;h order Mahler sym- - what ho about this Americanization process. wbeh romps through wanted, and when tho check It lins been merely thennliirnl desire Iboly without any crushing effort, ram0 cacjj vvould pay for what he ''"ded works of American cora'j)a(j cousumed. of Americans, a long way from home, "l!l This was the Dutch i'8 programs many times to create some Yankee atmosphere in Posfr8 idea that Americans somc- qr,,at) tho community where they must rP., dining the past two years. limes jokingly practice. After the The language spoken iu the Amcr- - Americans came, with their main for a period of years. eusier, in-- j The first attempts to inject some iemi urea inis a strong American care free ninnners, it became morej Gne goes into a store and difficult for the native to praetico American vigor into an old and war-- ) Huenw. his) weary community look rather feeble asks the young fruulcin in charge if thrifty fellowship with the result that now, but the pioneers who hired nn American Dutch Treat idea is taboo' cigarettes nre obtainable. the Avir ou tell em soldier. htib orchestra to play I'm Sorry I Made' rounders of the local among the You and We Till Meet CameelH, Fatimas, und lfappy Heels.1 population now. Try Danke-- , So! American. Again, nr who induced n German Allosist Another case in point: Last winter So long." Fweidersehcn, youngster to open a bool black stand, slump. ,(b( Amaroc News wished to conduct for the larger cluing- j raved the way Other young members of the fe- a campaign to bring a little Christmas male jxipulntion have acquired a joy to the needy children of the rather thorough knowledge of the American nrca. Everyone admitted American language, just ns their sis- - that the American forces in Germany ters of Ihe British area have learned would bo eager to support such a English--niu- l if anyone still believes campaign, nnd it was soon begun. j ' t , i , , anti-ciarett- e FOOD PREJUDICES OVERCOME BY DEMONSTRATION AGENT nntl-clgar- et ( ? the group meetings. often eat what tlmv other ehildren eating. At a recent di nmnst till ien in Haniy den County, Mass., the dish prepare! was vegetable soup, kept Imt on an electric plate ami .served to everyone The next day the home dempresent. onstration agent called nn one of h( mothers who had repeatedly stated that she could not get her ehildren As the agent enterto eat carrots. ed Ihe home she smelt earmts and ) on see and was greeted with: Eva eaino what I got stowin heref homo from voor plueo yesterday with i reeipe in her hand, nod she said she had it at school and it tasted tit prepared will .Iren U her. thee want it, they can have it. The problem of soup and earrits has been solved in tint home. So vned. The Diffelence. m ,n it for made 1 Have eigarf a don 't smoke Sworn off? No- - -- Nope; Baby. Ta r ent irolv. stopped - ' ESI EESIB) 9o The 50c Coupon Will Help Do It. I 1 i no-on- COLUMN CLASSIFIED Advertisements in this column inserted at the rate of It) cents per line six each insertion. fount words to the line. I'OU Blind l.eminginn Typeii tor Two oh siyle writer, $5. Talking mai hiuns and records veiy Konin tin at re 12, Star cheap. 2Mt p building. !'0 SALE. Indian nmtoreycle with ( ncvrolet ten ear. Also, Elinor Olovvanl at Shuler truck. 24tf-garage. side 1 e WE dressed Strawberry use a number of GAN chickens every Hotel, Baysou. week. PROVIDING BRICE IS RIGHT, wiil buy six or seven room modern home. Prefer local ien west of main street and south of road run Must ning west to Sugar Facility. Give best prio, terms, be new. A. A. description, and - .ation. Nelson, Enterprise, Utah. ANNA AND JOHN BAER A. B. tomato plants for sale 20 tf c. Thomas, Spring Lake FOR SALE. One of the Best Busi78 feet ness Corners in Paysun, feet in IVpth, Frontage, 111 with right of way in ths rear. Property embraces three business houses and Modern Residence, except furnace, lnqniro Ht laysou ian Office. EARLY 3-- 12-fo- HAND Six Cylinder Buiek New For Sale. Newly Painted. Tires. Excellent condition. Bargain. Shuler Motor Co.. Payson 20tfe SECOND TRACTin . ' I am prepared of Iractor vvorl Lyman Kapple. WORK. to do all kinds belt or drawbar. KAPPLE LIVE STOCK FARM for sale Duroc Jersey Pigs, Also pigs for three months old. June delivery. Team of horses. One mule. Address Box 211, Payson. Offers 3tf--c EARLY & Doctors of Over Wightman Main Office Hours EARLY, Chiropractic, Supply Company, Street from anil 2 G. F. ij, Office 4r Main $ 4F $ to Street 1 D. airi Sidkisiiv rb at Residence Payson, DU. 10 (i. TILSON.M. PHYSICIAN tj-- to Phone Utah 7 4jt $ J. H. ELLSWORTH DEM IS r Daice over Bank, Payson, Ut. Cfflce Hours. S to 12; 1 to 6 $ Phone 23. lies. Phone i03-- J 9 i' DR. L. N. ELLSWORTH DKXTIT Office, Payson Exchange Bivlngi Bank Building. DR. L. D. PFOUTa DENTIST Over Wightman Supply Company. Main Street. Office Hours 9 to 1 aid 2 to 6. Saturdays, 9 to 1 Only. Office Phone 13. Res. Phone 30 . 8 |