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Show THE PAYSONIAN, 8, COO H!KIHG CLUBS They Swing Along Highways and Through Woods in Groups of Varying Size. New York. One must walk nowa-flay- s jo lie In the swim Si.iiistlcs gleaned from the departments of the newspapers, from the Boy Scout ont-doo- r and Ciimptire dirts organizations, from the Y M ('. A hrauches and kindred bodies, from score, of amateur athletic cluhs and from the leading dealer in fiort'ng goods, indicate tiiat PAYSOX, UTAH, SEPTEMBER 22, 1922. WITH THE WITS riTetTc lay Major llylan extolled the a t tendencies of the hoys and girls and Impressed upon them t lint there was no better or more profitable way In which they could pass tlietr vacations and utilize their holidays than by the excursions Into field and forest of their He gave the same walking cluhs. message to the Amateur Athletic Union of Brooklyn a few days later, and when a club of Hast Side boys and girls the hiker, he tan reph'iii-d- i his simple many wives wcic diM uiitenli d with larder at any cross roads stole and their husband's toilet. provide himself with thu most nut ri The appeal court, however, decided tious and appetizing food in a form that the couple were Incompatible, that can lie conveniently carried. and that if the marriage had not been No single development in the prntv due to the glamour of uidf-ru- i for the tnulnlywife would have hurt of food transportation condoned her the hunter, fisherman, hiker and all lovers husbands toilet economics. nut-ocan f with doors compare of the the gift bestowed by the man who Tough. first found the wav to make con Hoy, Cap, excitedly cried, jin acdoused milk, thereby putting a dairy visited him at dt.v ball preparatory to In every man's knapsack. Before long quaintance rushing up to Cap Johna bike to the tomb of Roosevelt at there will ho a national association of son of Rumpus Ridge, who had come Oyster B.iv be assured them that the hikers, and (Sail Borden will he Its pa to loan on a shopping expedition acbest wallers among them would make tron saint. Such an association could do companied by his jmmg son. Your the best citizens. miM'li fo encourage the spread of the hoy, Boa real, fell into tin machinery most beneficial and universal of all over at the mill while lie was pesterWalk and Be Well out Interesting ing round, and N, les enthusiastic a champion of outdoor pastimes, map establishment secure the of S. routes, Is Hr. (treat day! was the reply. "Hurt Royal game the walking and camp sites him much? Vpelaiid. city health commissioner. shelters, at suitable locations, and insure the No, hul Hie miller Is holloing about The hem-fi- t to health and the safeon country In long rights of pedestrian! found to be morals to suing you for damages beuz the works guard of Ills infernal mill are busted to walks, said Dr Copeland In an In- roads. thunder.- - Kansas City Star. terview, "are too apparent to speuk of them If one lakes long walks alone HEALING ART OF OLD CHINESE It is well, for be walks the road of The Golden State. health, but if he takes long walks In Abundant Proof That California has 99,017,280 acres of FaWere They company It is belter for be adds tbe miliar With Anesthesia Many land, of which 18,HX,(H3 are national tonic of companionship to his exercise. of Thousands forest, 20,259,977 are unappropriated Years Ago. Walking is I'ae one form of exercise In public land, 403,041 ate Indian reser. which there Is tbe minimum risk of vatlon, 745,798 are school lands, 1.555.-94The artificial Induction of painlessI In It. consider short, overdoing are private timber lit Idings, and ness by narcotic draughts was tradiwalking tbe most beneficial of all exerart- farms, w itli an approximateIn known ancient writes tlruea, tionally cises and It Is never out of season. area classified as miscellaneequal In London ly Bnlluuce Churles the I)r. EdIn said Never my Of llie farm lands only 11,589,894 ous. Lancet. ward It. Wilbur, manager of a nationThe Chinese were acquainted with ucres are Improved, and of this but ally known sporting goods store, have ixh5 are irrigated. of 8.895, anesthesia thousands general I known sin h n demand as now for outIs It related of the Surgeon yeurs ago. door garments and shoes anil stockAs Times Change. ings and appliances for the tourists lloathe in the Third century A. D. that Do remember the wicked old you he and box The luncheon performed amputation, trephining rapid spread in Crimson Culcli?" hulls dame and other major operations by Its aid. tremendous popularity of the walklng-cluYes," replied Piute lete; "and Im Doctor Browne relates two fuses of Idea has no parallel In our extuken from u Persian here to say 'hem old dance halls anesthesia perience. The biker ran make bis requisite manuscript. The first story concerns would have had to dose up if they Just what lie feels like spending. RealAristotle and an Indian surgeon named fried to put on some of these here or two articles three are An earwig had entered the modern dances. Surtrab. only ly, .there indispensable to biking thick walking patient's ear and attached Itself to Different shoes that allow lots of room, thick the brain. Aristotle guve the patient Do you think we ought to finance woolen socks and clothing that will the drug so that he became uncongive freedom of limb. He should have scious while Sarnab trephined the foreign enterprises" a canvas or leather musette bag, such skull. This was excellent treatment. Perhaps, replied Mr. Dustin Stax; as tbe soldiers used In France. hut that's different from calling in It Is now well known that living forto dictate how we The Cow In the Knapsack eign bodies muy produce otitis and foreign enterprise our alinll money. spend To get the real benefit and joy nut meningitis. In the second case the opof hiking luncheon should be carried eration was Caesarian section. and prepared and eaten In the open. Broadened Observation. Whiskers Killed Her Love. Bread nnd cheese, a few slices of A stalesmun has to he a profound a some can condensed of been has A decree divorce rolTee, granted bacon, student. tn Vienna because a wife objected milk, and a cake of chocolate furNo dould about it, replied Senadid nish high powered fuel for the lil(ter that her husband, an Time was when a tor Sorghum. nnd are readily and happily asslgii himself not shave or wash properly. good eumpaignor could got by if lie Inlet! even by those who lit their' preThe official defender of tlie marhis kept dioje iti the map of his own hiking days were afflicted with riage bond appealed against the diNow you've got to he nil exdate. so balk to feeble as gestive apparatus vorce, contending that soap and oth in the geography of the world. ill croakers and tnllk. Fortunately for toilet articles were now so dear that pert Quiet. They're very modest, ureiit they 7 The joke Market Ah, Yes! said man hale .verk, Carle llhen. he Inm done gone buck on bit, best friend. When (tod-give- legs The city of New York lias taken otti chit notice of (tie movement On three occasions roomily Mayor llylan tuts congratulated the lio.vs and girl of the public schools upon their enthusiasm in l.'.khig up the new sport of hikin'. In ais dedication of the great new public pl.iyenmml in the Bronx the other a In 19?0. .av I h yesterday." Wh.it A pedestrian live one?" Llfa. are Precaution. Mutual Girls father (deliberately) are your Intentions Suitor (hesitatingly) man, Young serious? Friendship. Isn't Belly your best friend?" What did she Certainly! about me?" say Question. Truth well. lies at the bottom of the Louisville Courier-An oil well 7 Journal. A Failure. Jack would make a poor Deb Why so?" varsity catcher. Sub He couldnt even hold me last night. Sul) ; The Star Act. Lillian Leitzel, acrobat and solo performer in the circus, was giving an exhibition of trapeze work, high above the floor of the darkened arena. Her aerobatics are of the most violent sort nnd in the stunt she had Just finished she hail thrown her body back and forth with jerks that looked as though they would tear her arm from Its A the end she hung motionless by one arm, facing the glare of tne spot- light. Mamina, piped a small voice anxiously, 1 should think shed strain her eyes. Pittsburgh Dispatch. Really Not Her Fault. darky and his svv eel heart, followed by three pickaninnies, applied to the clerk of a southern courthouse for a license to wed. The clerk eyed the assemblage are Whose children doubtfully. these? he asked. "Dev onr'n, v.us the ready fiom the man. The lerk was scandalized, being new at his post. 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Pay son, Utah "T In Mrs. a of a new dye by a British concern will have an important influence on the dyeing Industry, for this dye has the peculiur property of coloring artlflciul-sil- k fabrics without affecting cotton. Should a mixed fabric of cotton and silk hu dipped In this dye, the silk will take the color. The cotton In the fab-rl- c muy then he colored by washing In u dye that affects only cotton. This combined dveing makes It possible to effect in mixed produce a fabrics after they nre woven. Popular Mechanics Magazine. Nngg novr should have in the first place! But. my dear. - er always understand that you lid it In the er place! New York Sun. married you Nngg- ast - I- World's Largest Reservoir. In about two years Londons reser-roi- r at Littleton will be the largest artificial reservoir in the world. It will 'mid water to supply London for a month, or 6,500,000,000 gallons. It tnrt'Hee will cover 800 acres. LOxIoE OF SALE UNDED CHATTEL MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE. of WHEREAS, J. 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SWAPP, Provo, Utah County, State of Utah, as mortgager, to secure payment of (lie indebtedness represented by the promissory notes hereinafter referred to to, made, executed and delivered THE UTA1ITDAHO LIVESTOCK LOAN COMPANY, his certain chattel mortgage dated September 3, 1921, which said chattel mortgage was filed in the office of the County Recorder of Utah County on the 22nd day of September 1921, in Book 211 Chattel Mortgages, page C13, and in the of tho County Recorder of Wasatch County, Utah, on tho 15th day of September 1921, in Book 0 Chattel , anil in Mortgages, at pages tho office of the County Recorder of Duchesne County on the 16th day of September 1921, in Book of Chattel , and Mortgages at pages WHEREAS, the promissory notes of tho said mortgager havo been endorsed and delivered to The Equitable Trust Company of New York, New York City, New York, and the said chattel mortgage has been assigned to tho aforesaid company and now. said notes and mortgage are owned and held by said The Equitable Trust Company of. New York, and WHEREAS, tho said indebtedness represented by said promissory notes is long past due and default has been made by tho said mortgagor in payment of said indebtedness, and WHEREAS, said chattel mortgage authorizes and empowers the holder thereof to sell and dispose of the mortgaged property on such default, and WHEREAS, tho amount claimed to be ' duo on said notes socurcd by said chattel mortgage at the date of the first publication of this Notice is the sum of $21,722.51; and no suit or proceeding has been instituted at law to recover the said debt or obligation, or any part thereof remaining Jue and unpaid and secured by said mortgage, and WHEREAS, said mortgage covers sheep which are at the present time being ranged in two herds one herd in tho vicinity of Vivian Park, in Inivn Canyon, Utah County, State of Utah, and one herd on the South Fork of the Duchesne in River Duchesne County, State of Utah: NOW THEREFORE: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thilt by virtue of tho power of salo contained in said chattel mortgage duly executed anJ filed ns aforesaid, and in pursuance of the statute in such cases made and provided, the said mortgngo will be foreclosed by the sale of the property and the chattels therein described, at public auction as follows: That portion of tho chattels covered by the said mortgage which are now ranging in Utah County will be sold at public auction at or near Vivian Park, in Provo Canyon, Utah County, State of Utah, on Wednesday the 4th day of October 1922, at twelve oclock noon. That portion of the chattels covered by tho said mortgage which are now ranging in Duchesne County will be sold at or near the Range Camp for said herd on the South Fork of the Duchesne River in Duehesno County, Stale of Utah on Monday tho 2nd day of October, 1922, at two oclock T. M. The said property and chattels as described in the snid chattel mortgage o 398-400- 375-6-7- ar( a follows, des4665 sheep more particularly cribed as follows: 258(1 owes. Ewes branded. J or ( ) 1800 lambs. Bucks branded: Black dot. to-wi- (.) 35 bucks. 2 cows. Dated the Last Place. I d -- sock et. Tread Cord Dye's Peculiar Property. party-colore- Tragedy. Riches have wings." Yes, hut had Judgment bring! on many a nose dive. j Cross-Ri- b But, continued the manager, you are not really the king of Spain, to which the visitor replied, No; hut I travel under that name It Is my Incognito I It seems probable that the discovery Cryptic Language. What ure those Ilappwa talking about? Only u flapper' can tell." ' The new Goodyear Inoognlto. book? "Yes, sir," replied the visitor. on tha road bignal for Anvil Chorufc Bride gneth before a full. True. Which of the neighbor you going to knock now?" h ( on being You think cuii me im on the ifi' Cline? "Ye, vvu rn t very few joke. lit of relativity. life-tim- today there are no less than 8,(HKl hiking cluhs Iri dreater New York, with a total membership of more than a (piarter of a million men and womill the are keeping theim-eheen, s pi1 k of eond't'oii and experiencing the real joy of living by getting regularly out inm the open country with no other me. n of locomotion than their led teed quietly." - Walkers Make Best Citizens,' Says Mayor of New York. Een in. V fy. 1 Best HI arriving at an English hotel, was asked, according to custom, to register his name. The stranger took up a pen and h rote The King of Spuln. The clerk was surprised. The manager made Inquiries, and, approaching the visitor, said, "Excuse me, sir, is this your writing In the A man, this 11 day of September, 1922. THU EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY OB NEW YORK. A. BROADHURST, By R. Agent. |