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Show THE PAYSONLYN. LAYSOW PAGE FOUR UTAH, JANUARY 23 1921. Industrial Progress THE PAYSONIAN Columbia Grafonolas of Week In Utah Iasued Every Friday, at Payson, Utah, by the PUBLISHING CO. PAYHONIAN Mason, the Fox star who a crippled student whoso heart i Gloria .Swanson has a trei, in open at the Guyoty theatre loves. and la Imr are lug Gul of Aly mendous role as the woman who errs !. U Alonduv night in W. E. ELLSWORTH imlii'-- t i ie- - and payrolls mo"a of tho stage and Theodore Roberts, as her father, ii Editor and General Manager Ibart, ma xiiiuin - gi w- - a ad take il land .cl. I'll. Why shes only a torn by the loss of the woman he SUBSCRIPTION RATES natural exclumutiou. runs the gamut of emotional artistry. are is the from the largest cn. Hut yo'l Monte Rluo, plays the dillicult part plover- - to the smalli- -t to One Year, in Advance hhes just 0. I.'ip,ht. keep tire I.INj she hi ga i In r stage career at of a youth who elojs-Six Months, in Advance wilh the girl wheel- lolling. InAnd shes on the eve of her marriage to the ot - years. ngi at Pay eon, Entered at the Huntington - Freparatioiis for drill jusi ns biiovutit of spirit today as older, crippled man and who pays Utah, a second class matter. child. a Inall hy, mre free for his happiness with his life. ing Ohio Oil company's test well On . t the lulmc three inlel north amt a II. H. Warner, the polished actor little we. i of heie hme An ingenious scheuio for smuggl about n. g diamond.-out of the Kimberley both of the stage and screen, is at completed. to boon have when his best sud patriiinpouiids, reaching the highest Two .ell, farmeis have been makGIVE BUSINESS A CHANCE terned utter an actual occurence, is peak in dramatic situations. This ing riments in growing sugar epi n veil!. d Sms of fact has been forcibly presented in beets Kosnune, in the past two years during Western li gislalures should Felix O'Day, tin i hi) tins new Paramount the feature attrac- with a new system of irrigation that will bo the feature at ol' which recent nt tion lessen the the the election, appealing Gayetv theatre gets 2.5 tons to the acre. Their hi Gavety theatre next This Hnmpton-- , discoveries will Tuesday next Saturday. where the people voted down neurly mean millions t' Inthe drama has been adapted from both (ho farmers ami the manufacnight. every initiative bill on the bn Hot. The involved in the illicit ,the novel of tho same name by F. turers. Whut is the meaning of tluT Gallic poisons are the pretty heroine, a Hopkinson Smith. Highway from Binghnnt to C'orrinn( Some of the bills had merit aid Ku'lir diamond worker, and a crook-.-,Felix ODay, in his search for tho metalled with gravel. being The mnn Kutlir tunnels under who had caused the final. c J -- J. jeweler. C. Hribham Crawford to many wen- dangoious propositiue-the wall of the compound and pushruin of his father and later his erect new City here in spring. greenhouse People are tiled of loo much legisia es stones up through tho roof of death, and who also robbed him of Salt Lake Fitv Farm bureau mantiou. the tunnel until they form little the love of his wife, discovers the to handle experiment in seed alfecls Hives' Legislation that The latter in a cheap rooming house in agers mounds just outside the wall. crop pool for Clah growers. luents, securities, and (he very basis giil secures them there. New York. It is then, tho sold City 1,1 4S shares of credit, like banking and in two come face to face, that the forBrigham success assured. water works, n shouid be t.iki surauce, Cecil B. Be Mi lie s new Paramount height of IT. B. Warners dramatic up gingerly. Utah mines produced f,S9.5,10;5 tons Give the business ot our count.', production, Think accomplishment is Ilis coal in 1920. Something To reach!. a tha ice to come back and during About, comes to the is which forceful and dynamic, Gayety portrayal Brigham City Hammond Irrigation the poriud of leudjiisluivnt liump-thetro next Wednesday and Thursday and one that overtops the portrayal canal to be extended here. --U as little as possible with cxpor of his prievious success, One Hour nights lias a powerful story. association to issue Manufacturersmeats. Dexter is seen in the role of Before Dawn. pamphlets to boost Utah products. State and fed rul mteilcieuco witn ml of Salt Lake 10.000 acres business and industries has been cur shale lands to be develojs'd in Uintah ried too far and the country want creasing market for buy so treated DANGER OF HIGHER basin. a lest fioui lawmaking. and Hus method is said to afford PRICES DURING 1921 Utah 1ower and Light company the farmer u means of realizing ou for construction of four plaining his liny een in the dullest times. RUNNING WILD Employment, sales, orders, raui J power plants on Conditions in sheep facturing, all tho activities of AmerTho national family has beeu mu SWEEPING REDUCTION Utah could not southern bebelow were normal with the It has plunged into debt ning wild. IN PRICE OF RANGES ica, reports Janes TTooper. by living far beyond its me ms. ginning of tho new year. They Vernal i intnh and ProBacking The family cun aveit insolvency only The general reduction of twontv will continue subnormal for six vision company to reopen plnnt. down by cutting its overhead of to twenty-livMoah Work to be resumed on per cent iu retail weeks or two mouths. But the longexpenditures and adopting lmbu j of prices announced by tho mauulactur-e- r faced Grand county road soon. howler need not, ealumity thrift and economy ua the pint of of Great Mujestic ranges marks Salt Luke City to have newT lightits individual members. the lirst break in tho price of sueh therefore, fill the highways and ing system on three main streets. Local and federal tuxes have been commodities. with his doleful din. He ought Total value of metals from mines sky rocketed as a result of war acBuch an announcement clearly into be censored; curfew should ring in Utah in 1919. $4fi,0O0.0(Mi, slight tivities. dicates that lower iron and labor for him at (i a. m. He should bo increase over 1919. Nearly every human eiTnit that 'was costs are anticipated though uo deNew factory of Cache Valiev Dairy abolished by ordinance, for he is formerly rant by tho individual has rided changes have yet been ancompany of Wollsville started operabeen foisted upon tho taxpayer. most dungerous pest tion. butler and cheese to be chief the country's those lines. nounced i The federal government must be It has boon made known that tho at present. output. Competent butter and brought to euith and a couple of policy of this manufacturer is to employed and Large supply Keep this in mind when considerbillions cut from the budget. make u huge scale reduction at once ing the years prospects: of milk contracted for. Every state govirnment must re- iu order to get back to a normal Eden celebrated completion of fin-Fundamental conditions are as trench. This is easier said than basis instcud of making sound as a gold dollar. water supply svslem. immediately dune, when the pressure of efliciaiixm several smaller reductions throughTran Salt Lake City Columbia In bousing, in railroad equipment, is all for expansion. Hut every west out the iu steel products, in electrical de- company purchases bank building for year. era state could pare off a million or Some noteworthy steps toward tho velopment, in a dozen other basic H oa. non. two from its iixed churgoH. normal lines, the country hns not by a long Salt T.ako Callin, Nexnda, Shah-Oieslnbhshmeut of back to The wur is over uud Products company financed here every pro- pure are perhaps a most effective phot caught up with the nctual presducer and employe cannot lie pud measure in contributing to tho stab- ent needs. operating on large scale. on n war time basis of profit. Salt Lake Citx totalContracts ilization of present business condi-- t Retailers of all kinds have bought Taxation has readied the iKiint ions. $91,0191 let for irrigation confor minimum months. ing quantities eight where it is tho greatest hindrance ADVERTISING DANCES They are now unloading the last of struction work. to investment and development of Steel Midvale Utah NOVELTY IN SALT LAKE their hold-ove- r storks. corporation high priced industry. In a month they will bo buying heav- plant reopens, giving work to 2.50 Next to the duty of the individual Practical business was represented on the new and mueh lower price men.man, woman and child to save and by classic art when members of the ily Salt T.ake opBy Development level. accumulate bank accounts, is the aesthetic class at the Unconsumer has been waiting for erations resumed at Antelope Star The dancing of lawmakers to duty stop tho ascend- iversity fo Utah interpreted various the retailers inevitable price reduc- mining property in Heaver county. ing scale of public expenditure, curb manufueturing industries of the state tions. Utah mine operators announce cut Ho is beginning to buy now. the demands of self expanding olHcial-ism- , for the liampiet program of tho Utah lie ll in wages amounting to 15 and 20 more and mere. tho buy By and reduce the lixed charges Manufacturers association convention. end of March we cent. per to see active, ought of government, s which huvo become Costumes simulating Sraish Fork Sugar plant tho striped normal business in almost every line. exorbitant and indusl riully paralyzmost in run successful one lirm of history. new peppermints represented Thereafter a danger will arise. ing uin. prohibitory. Cedar City Work resumed on new that candy concern. Dwarfs built That danger consists of a new buyn box while dancing to depict tho ing boom on top of an actual short- hotel. Liberty Bonds, farm produces FARMERS MAY GET HIGHER la per box industry. A surprise effect age of goods created by the present and labor accepted for hotel stock. PRICES POR IIAY SAYS EXPERT as gained by one of their number Eureka mines report ore market manufacturing stagnation. improving. Remember conditions two being imprisoned in tho box and later years At this time, wdien thero is a Utahs farm crop for 1920 valued A million civilians were out poor reappearing f rocked in cretone to agof market for hay iu Utah, and under mutch the covering of the box. of work; the army was being de- at $i:i, 129,000. tho existing embargo it cannot be Costumes resembling huge Extension of movement started bv vegetable mobilized; mills and fatories were shipped out of tho state, (l profitable cans were suggestive of tho canning shut down because everybody ex- Montana woolgrowers to find n marmethod of handling it, Elizabethan bakers danc- pected a drop in the wnr prices after ket for their product through to eompniies. a prominent farmer who according manufacture and sale of was in the ed while balancing trays of pastries. the armistice, and nobndv placed orwas woolen goods city yestorduy. is to huvo the hav .Sweaters and caps made appropriate ders. Then the rush began and the virgin Vinerican cut in a feed mill and in this form eostlmes for those who danced the retailers mn out of ink forecast nt convention nt National up marking it niay bo sent into any market and story of the Wool Growers association, by Presiknitting works. prices. will command dent Frank J. Hagenbarth. a IrettoY price than In behalf of the association Major masame now. Rnw the from eastern baled liny, even in addition to the .T. S. Earley, secretary, snid of the terials just Following reports like wool, rubber, copper, torevival of of markets cost of cutting or anticipated We exhibition: to wish onr extend If grinding. bacco, eoffoo, lead, zinc and cotton syrup is mixed with it, as is done appreciation for tho very splendid are almost down to 1914 levels, often copper industry, announcement made of in the mill of tho Utah association entertainment furnished us at our below them, yet n'bodv buys and bv Copper Export Valley Millto start shipments of metal ing Sc Produce company, a still bet- sixteenth annual banquet by the Un- more plants are shutting down. It plans to England via rail to ter price may be demanded, as its iversity girls and under the direction wns Tacoma, just this way in February, 1919, value as n milk producer is increas- of M rs. Georgia B. Johnson. We except that, raw materials were ex- Wash , and thence by steamer via t The first canal. ed and the milk contains a greater received word of tho commendation cessively expensive. You know what the Panama of 2.50 tons mis been arrange 1 amount of butter fnt than in cases from practically everyone present for happened when the buying started. whoro cows are fed mi straight hay. the very rsuntml and excellent 1921 is not that for. The danger Seattle War veterans win Thero is snid to bo an ever iu- fight prices will go out of sight downward, that married women, whose hushanls but that the experience of 1919 wilt have public jobs, shall not also have him ley Columbia Records iiiF , 0 c A ''i ELCA , i pic-tiiu- - SIX STEPHENS SALIENT I Moline Trucks of The Moline System . Powei Faiming i W. L7 REYNOLDS CO. El-lie- - ' . rliee-tnnk- er ' - , eom-ph'to- Its shin-nmn- THE UNIVERSAL CAR The Ford Coupe with an electric and lighting system is one of the mostpopular self-starti- ng members or the Family. It is a permanently enclosed car, with sliding plate glass windows-- . open car with plenty of shade. Then in inclement weather, enclosed and cozy, f. and Just the car for traveling salesmen, physicians, architects, contractors, builders, and a regular family car for two. Demountable rims with 3 J? inch tires all around. To women it brings the convenience and comforts of the electric with the durability and economy of the Ford car. Early orders will avoid long delays in delivery. dust-pro- of rain-proo- -- be repeated, that the shutdown of mills and factories will create a shortage which, combined with a sudden demand for goods, will again drive tho price level too high. Normal trade, good wages, decent profits, stable prices ought to bo tho policy of all business men who know whats good for them, the country and tho world. If they start prolump will hit fiteering, the next them right between the eyes. February Sunset. AUCTION BASKET DANCE public positions. and San Francisco Contractors building trades to submit all questions to a guard of arbitration, gone bark to 9 hour day. hav? Pullman shops in Chicago BOY SCOUTS COOOOOOO' A Bright Outlook for the Bridegroom PAINTED IN FIVE MINUTES London Newspaper Tells of Meritorious Pictures Made Quickly by Traveling Artist. While great painters have spent weeks perhaps months on a simple study, a young artist Is turning out delightful views of the sea and country In five minutes, says London Answers. Impossible os this sounds, It Is a fact, and the artist m question Is Albert Cronkshaw of Manchester. It was an extremely dull day, with dark clouds overhead, when a crowd of holiday makers stopped to watch a smart looking man, mounted on a platform, transforming a plain piece of crqvi m Into n marvelous scene of beauty. Every one forgot the durk, gloomy atmosphere as t hey were transported, first, to a beautiful spot In North Wales, and then to a picturesque castle. And It wns all done In 0 minutes. They were pbuires to be proud of. too, painted with taste and an eye to the artistic. As fast as they were paint ?d so were they sold to the admiring audience. There Is no doubt that there will be a great demand for rapid arilsts In the near future, when we get some of those promised houses built, and undoubtedly the economical housewife will be on the lookout for good, cheap pictures to beautify the walls of her domain. She need search no further than the traveling artist, who will complete a picture In five minutes and charge less for It than almost any art dealer. Here, too, is an opportunity for any discharged soldiers who are artistically Inclined., In a neat little hand book Issued by the traveling painter they will find all the businesslike methods explained clearly and simply. It is a really useful short cut to rapid paining- Susannah," said the preacher, when it came her turn to answer the does yo take dis man questions, to be youah wedded husband, for bettuh or wusst said tho Jest as he am, pahsou, colored scniblady, jest as Ef he gits any bettah Ah ll to take know de gooti Lads WU8S At,)1 gits ay him, eii cf to him myself. tend -- niin-ular lie am. His Application. An alien wished to be naturalized nnd applied to the clerk iu the offee, who requested him to fill out a The blink which ht. handed him. first three hues of tho blank contained the following: I Name. Born: Business: lie answered: Name Jacob Lcvinski. Born Yes. Business Rotten. He was all Ready. A banker in eentral Kentucky was in the habit of wearing his hat a good deal in business hours, as in summer the flies used his bald pate for a parade ground, nnd in winter the cold breezes swept over its polished surface. A negro watchman on tho railroad each week presented a check and drew his wages, and one day as he put his money in a greasy wallet the banker said: Look here. Mose; why dont you let some of that money stay in the bank and keep an account with usf Tire darkey loaned toward him and, with a quizzical look at the derby the banker wore, answered confidentially: Boss, You Izo jos afeared. look like you was always ready to start sonrewheres. She You say we eant build this The Angler (describing a catch) is building material trout was so long I tell you I never year because so fish!1 snw such a Yes. He The candidates are Rustic No, I dont suppose yon using it all for Explatforms. ever did. change. fffw Product of Experience An enthusiastic meeting of Roy Scouts of tire First ward was held last Wednesday night in the Firat ward meeting house at which Scoutmaster Bates instructed the boy in man making and a lesson in telegraphy was given bv Willis Loveless. The meeting entertained two visitwho extended ors from Salem a challenge for a gfime next WednesThe boys tested out the day night. scout emblem nnd n story wns toll A new bv Shirley Douglas. patrol was organized with Lee Wilson as After the meeting the rntrol leader. the boys engaged in sparring in gymnasium. 1 auswer to the quest chandise Transportat THE CHEVjR Is made sturdily an haul all goods to c?r efficiently end consr--i and day out. It is bi every transportation" i 'd SHULER MOTOR CO. IAYSON one-yea- r m iSsfiST fiTji Tt !? a fooi.ne of deep r oreeintinn that wp wish to thank sssi-to- d thus.' v Ire so remembered n during the recent d at tho tjere of tt,i-- death of onr hnsbapd and fathor W feel especially grateful for the flora) tributes of love nnd rosneet. Mrs. .TAMES A. DANTET.S and family -itl Dangerous Height. What do von Babys Mother think of the new nursemaid. George V She looks Bnhys Father my dear; but ahe is so terribly tall. Think what a distance poor baby will have to fall when she drops him! Answer. esn-pbl- . ACTIVE Under the auspices of , tho Third ward Sundnv school an auction basket dance is to be given next Fridar eight in the Second ward amusement A prize will be awarded the hall. lady bringing the most attractive At 11 oclock the baskets basket. will be sold at auction, and no basket will be sold for less than twenty-fivcents. The purchaser will claim the lady whose name is hidden in the basket and will enjoy the lunch with her and she will be his dime-in- MUTUALS ARRANGE MUSICAL AND LITERARY PROGRAM partner for the jest of the evening. and he will be accorded the An interesting musical and literary her home. seeing privilege of T.nilies bringing baskets will be ad- program has been arranged bv the Y. T M. T. A. M. ii, L the mitted free. A. for next Tuesday evening in the Second ward amusement hall. There Douglass R. Jones, the debate between a number old son of Mr. and Mrs, T.vman will be students and died lnt Wednesday morning of the high school .Tones, numbers of rare exsur- several musical of pneumonia. Thp parents The ppldie is invited. vive. ns well as several brothers and cellence. The fnnernl was held frora sisters. CARD OF THANKS the family homff yesterday afternoon. e Payson, Utah a- --l ill-iv'- KNOWLES MOTOR CO. IAYSON, UTAH |