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Show HIE PATSONTAN, PAYSON. THE PAYSONIAN Friday at 1ayaon, Utah by the PUBLISHING CO YSON1AN lA ImimmI Every subscription rates On Six Year, in Advince Months, in Advance tl.2i UTAH, SEPTEMBER 15, 1922. from him would have given Iayson Sheriff Have you seen any ' susand the southern part of Utah county characters hanging around picious It s an unfortunate coudition of representanion on the board of counhere! affairs uhen a man in public position ty commissioners for the next four Ku Klux Klansman Well, suh, I InniM so far forget his promises as years. WThy this act of a traitor to F-did see one feller hanging on a tree U1 of the and people to become tiaitor to tho party which larty 'j down the road, but he waut suswithi him office to .the highest lepted Here is the origional of all the picious, he was dald. Toronto Goblin. in the gift of the ptople of a comin law stores in the world. mother his White II. Charles gave munity. As Mr. Caveman was gnawing at a nnmioate is understood, to word, it Your bank is of value to you only as it keeps PRES. WINDER PREDICTS Bid Braxton Barnett for the office of bone in his cave one morning, Mrs. EXPOSITION TATE Quick mint v commissioner at the American Caveman rushed in and said: constantly in a position to be fundamentally coax cation. When the time Get your club, Quick! Iork That the state exposition of 1922 Whats tne matter! growled useful to you in your business and tho nomination, i.ame for making will bs both varied and representative Mr. Caveman. however, Mr. White remained seated. and of Utahs Industries, resources financial affairs. When the nomination for county treastiger is chasing school activities, was tho assurance of wife. his mother! gasped urer came up Mr. White was on his President W. C. Winder in a recent fet in instant to make the noinina- - Mr. Caveman utteredAndanwhat the communication addressed to exhibiof tion that the farm concede, annoyance: It tors of laat year. He made an urgent bureau looks upon Mr. White as its deuce do I care what happens to a appeal for cooperation in the forthsaber toothed h mler, The atolf the semination coming tiger! Payson Exchange Savings Bank has coming exhibit and declared it pos-td- e to maintain the high standard of developed a service organization which other years, notwithstanding the fact "TisssaaFiSTSi n that it has become necessary to re. merits your business. trench in a number of directions. The appeal reads In part as follows : While conditions. In the way of permanent Improvements and otherwise, made It necessary to retrench lfl all departments, the cash awards are liberal and we feel sure our friends will approve this action, which will eventually put the fair association on 1 a sounder and better financial basis. With the somewhat easier financial conditions now existing, better prices for products of the farm, Including livestock, there Is every reason to feel our attendance, especially from out 8 side of Salt J,ake, will be larger than for several seasons past an adde4 inFive Per Cent Interest on Savings Accounts centive for your being represented An attractive program of, rgcee sports and other amusements has been OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO? S arranged. In conclusion we would iike g to state that the and state coijnty city, W Professor Name something characAbsent minded Professor (to sern employees are contributing their support to the 1922 fair by actual time vant) Yon say there is a collector teristically Finnish. Voice Fish'. Penn State Froth. and labor during the week of the fair." at the door! Did you tell him I was out! LIBERAL CASH AWARDS TO FAIR Servant Yes, sir, but he didnt EXHIBITORS CLASSIFIED COLUMN believe me, I will have to go I guess Well, Besides the $8,000 offered by the Colodado and Advertisements in this column intell him myself. Utah State Fair Association in the serted Do. Do at ' th rain of 10 oonts par 1922 exposition to be held at Salt Lake line for each iasrtion. AQ advertiseCity October 2 to 7, many special prize our son is ments in this column must be paid Mrs. Kline Already Inducements have been contributed for when ordered. No accounts will calling that girl by her first name by private individuals and firma. The which is be opened. Mary. following information will be of inMr. Kline And what is her last terest to prospective exhibitors: LOST Brown leather brief case. Conname, S Ogden Grain Exchange has contriit is. KaJinskyoffinestilky taining order blanks, price books, buted $100 to be used for premiums on etc.,belonging to candy salesman, commercial wheats of the following between Spanish Fork and Salem on CATARRH varieties: Turkey, Marquis, Early defour road afternoon. Thursday Catarrh la a local disease greatly Influjj Baart, Dick low, Koford and Sevier. enced constitutional conditions. Finder please leave at this office by Consolidated Wagon & Machine HALLS CATAKRI1 MEDICINE is a and be rewarded. taken internally, and acts through Company will offer merchandise to the Tonic, the blood upon the mucous surfaces extent of $50.00 to be offered on sil- of the system. HALL'S CATARRH FOR SALE A MEDICINE assists Nature in restoring bargain, team, harness age crops. normal conditions. back and baby beet puller, almost Miller-Cahoo- n Citculars free. Company offers $42 Ali J.Druggists. new. Inquire at Pauls Cafe. !. Chenev & Co, 'ioledu. Ohio. worth of Louden goods as premiums on forage and grain exhibits. Goods WANTED Dressmaking, plain sewto be selected by winners. ing and children's sewing. Graduate James M. Kirkham offers $25.00 for of the Brown school of DressmakR, W. McMULLIN, best ten ears of field corn. This is tc ing. Ethel H. Cotterell. the same as Premium No. 86. and Councellor Attorney Mr. W. W. Armstrong offers $100.00 PLAIN AND FANCY BEWINO. Inat Law. on the special Sweet of displays quire Miss Lemma Brimhall. Spanish Onions and Utah grown poRoman meal is a health food. If you suffer from PAYSON, UTAH. PLAIN SEWING Un. Charles H. tatoes. Exhibits appear as specified indigestion or you believe in plain food buy a package Whits' is prepared to do all kinds for special displays. from your grocer. of plain sewing. Utah Canners' Association offers Farmers Merc. Co operation, T. H. Wilson Jr. & Sons $50.00 on the canning crops, namely, FOR BALE House and lot. HOWARD ft SONS Four C. C. F. Dixon, Wightman Supply Company, tomatoes, peas, beans and corn. rooms and foil basement. Three Z. C. M. I. offers $50.00 on dread Payson Mercantile Commission Co., George Peery blocks from Poetoflee. John N. Seat Covers, upholstering fruits and nuts. Stark. Side Curtain Repairing, Furniture The Mountain Produce company FOB SALE. farm. Half Upholstering $100 In special prizes for the best mile Utah. of south Pay-soSpanish Fork, sugar factory. and and best of the pears apples peck and near the county road. garden products display by one indiKenneth Easy terms. Tanner, vidual. Payson. The Inland Fertilizer company will give a cash prize for the best showing j! FOB BALR-- My bam oa west Utah of products grown from soil treated Aval Oat of tho bat barn la G. M TILSON. D. F. with its fertilizer. town. Has I hug A PHYSICIAN and SUIUImin aad bath ,koooooooooooooooooooooodooooooooooo WHY DID HE FAIL? ON MERIT c tintered at the Postofflee at Pay son 'lah, a aeeond elaaa matter. W. K. ELLSWORTH, Editor and Oenoral Manager. Saber-toothe- - UNEQUAL, UNJUST INCOME TAXES There appears to be a regular and tux slump iu the lucuiue receipts of the government. It is calculated by experts that tbo revenues for tho calender year will fall at least 25 per cent below the estimates. We are becoming a nation of tiain-etax dodgers and there are numbers of skilled and experienced men who make a comfortable living by showmen and corporations ing business how to shave their returns. Many of these have been in the service of MiMtaiued d t-- k - the government and are familiar with the ropes. They are well within the law and no just fault can be found with them. They are simply ennbling their clients to take such personal the advantage as they may from weaknesses of the revenue law itself. More thnn ever the burden of tho income tax is falling upon ihe mid die class and those of modest Tho small incomes are exempt and the large ones are being dodged. are The incomes of tho wealthy securities and going into the real purposo of taxation is being lost to view, i'hc principle of an income tax is just, but the method of application is not as sane ami practical a's it should be. It was established when tho world was on a war footing and it does not readily ad conjust itself to changod economic ditions. inA man with a million dollars in securities tax vested exempt pays no taxes on his income. inA man with a million dollars vested in an employing industry pays every known form of taxation, poes this encourago industrial de-- ' velopmentl Would it. not be well to change seeuri-- : laws permitting ties thus equalising the tax burden so that those most able to pay will v be charged with their just share and the man of modest means relieved of an unjust burden! The Ford Coupe I! Payson The Luxurious Car for Fall I and Winter Travel Exchange Savings Bank Place Your Orders Now to Insure Prompt Delivery Full Stock of Parts SHULER MOTOR CO. Payson, Utah 15-lt-- p 15-lt-- p 1-- 4 Her Girl Chum Did the minister make Ferdinand use the words With all my world goods I thee endow! Mrs. Jnstwed No. Why put him on his guard! Ill get em anyway. Movie Magnate To give this jic turn classic to the public cost us a cool million. Critic Yes, very high. advertising rates nre AUTO TOP SHOP M-tf-- o 25 eaG?r" Making 20 Years qf Racing Serve Car Owners Ooday the early days of automobile Barney Oldfield out to win every race studied tires. His consistent success led other drivers to ask for tires constructed to his specifications. Twenty years of road and track victories with a steady and increasing demand for tires as he built them convinced Barney Oldfield that these speed tests pointed the way to a better tire for everyday use. The enthusiastic reception of Oldfield Cords by the public proved he was right. Scores of the most prominent dealers in the country and many thousands of car owners, experienced In the use of tires bear witness by their decided preference that Oldfield is doing a bigger and better job of tire making. This volume, handled in an effective way in every phase of manufac IN Jr nau Office ture and distribution, has resulted in price quotations far below what youd expect on tires known to be better built and more enduring. Practically every important race event for three years has been won on Oldfields. The Wichita Test Run in which an entire set of Oldfield Cords covered 84,625 miles on rough roads proves the mettle of the Most Trustworthy Tires Built in everyday driving. The Master Driver and Tire Builder has given the public a new standard of tire wear and tire cost a true economy that every car owner should know about. Your Oldfield dealer has these facts talk to him. Phone Payson. Utah Announcement THE AUTUMN walla an Ibriak Maotiaitlaa bat of materials aaod. Am aOsrlag tt for prioa of wflaan baa aad oa aw tonaa Ba K. I. Tina. 7 mi QUABTEK of the University ofUtah Will commence at Realdenca Street ijl Main aomplatafcr iqalypal TUB bssswaat , a tat walla anaal thj bsaas.All I DR H6W0RTH J- - Ouice oxer Bank. Office Payaon. Ut. to 12; Hours, I 1 to Rea. Phona ltl-- J Phone 2k. September 21. 9 Registration wilj continue September 21, 22, 23. Instruction IBM IS begins PAYSON I 25. September Unexcelled opportunity is here afforded to prepare for leadership in the professions, as well as to secure a general cultural training. Metal Sheet Works Roofing, Furnaces, Guttering All Kinds of Sheet Metal and Copper Work First North St. Near Orem Depot IIBI SCHOOLS School School OF THE UNIVERSITY of Arst and Sciences of Education School of Mines School of Law School School and Engineering of Medicine of Commerce ANDERSON & CO. Funeral Embalmers Day or Night Directors, Fiona lit. MOTOR SQUXPKBHT BTAinSH FORK '' and Finance BAKER & BAKER, Extention Division Additional informationgladly ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW Collections and Adjustments Everywhere 108 West Center Bt Provo. sent on repuest. DR. UNIVERSITY OF UTAH L D. F POUTS DENTIST over Wightman Supply Company, Mein Street Hours 9 to 1 and 2 to S. SALT LAKE CITY Office Saturdays, Phone 18 B tn 1 Oafy. Rea. Fhnao 90 NOTICE TO WATER USERS. State Engineers Office, Salt Lake City, Utah, August 24, 1922. Notice is hereby given that Arthur Daley of Payson, Utah, has made application in accordance with the requirements of Sec. 8, Chapter 67, Session Laws of Utah, 1919, to change the point of diversion and place of use of Four (4) Sec. Ft and Ten (10) Acre feet of water from Creek in Utah Payson County. Said water has heretofore been diverted at a point 2640 ft. E. and 1270 ft. 8. of the N. E. corner of Sec. 20, Township 9 South, 'Range 2 East, Salt Lake Base and Meridian mnd used to irrigate seven acres of land in the NESE See. 17, and fiW'4SW)4 Sec. 16, township and derange aforesaid. Applicant now sires to divert the water at a point 20o 'ft. E. of the N. . cornor of See. 27, said T. 9 S., R. 2 E., convey it in i canal a distance of 5000 ft. and there use to irrigate 80 acres of land embraced in the E Sec. 20, and Sec. 21, said township and tenge. This applietion is designated in the State Engineers office as No. a687. All protects against the granting of said application, stating the reasons therefaf, must be made by affidavit in duplicate, accompanied with a fee m $1.00, and filed In this office withinMhirty (30) days after the completion of the publication of this notice. R EE. CALDWELL, State Engineer. Date of Otet publication Sept. 1, 1922. Date of ofhpletion of publication Sept. IB, 1Q8. s |