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Show t PAY VOLUME XXXIV NUMBER 29 PAYSON, UTAH MAY 19, 1922. LOCAL RIFLEMEN Colton Bill Will Never Reach SCORE the Bouse, Belief of Mr.Wiison, COURTEOUS PAYSON WELL III ALLOWS COMPETITIVE WORK Returned From Washington Much FEXC3, FIVE Rivalry Promised in Next Sunday When Six Salt Shoot LEIII TO TAKE FIRST GAME send the Ball Wasp iir Into TepgrapEcal Haps of Two Sites for Prc;::3d Sled Plant th Bear Payson Crowd and Payson Boys Lot Men Will Take Part In Poor Big Boss IENTV ' v Congressman E. O. Leatherwood Material Help in Presenting Evidence of Water Users. Maintains that Vested Rights of Farmers Cannot be Taken Away. J r Purely out of courtesy, of course, Ira R. Browning, Commissioner, Payson refused to take the honor of first Winning the Locations league game of the Lincoln season last Wednesday when it crossed bats with the Lehi team on the Beach Between Goshen Lchi diamond. Up to the fifth inning tho game was Payson and in the Sites Ideal. Santaquin. fifth 'the Payson boys magnanimously lot in the Lehi team tot four runs. Sufficient evidence has been pro Of course, the ball could have been Commissioned sented before the public la nils com ELABORATE PROGRAU by the recently or found, although it dropped in the steel corporation to mRko ganasod mittee at .Washington, according" to midst of the crowd and a wild THREE DAYS TO EE surveys and topographical maps , f A. R. Wilson, member of - the water scramble, a bluff, of course, was made ARRANGED FOR MAT tho proposed sites in Utah efanty find to Before it. was it located, users committee, who. has just reDEVOTED TO CEMETERY for the construction of a huge steel however the were permit wasps turned from the national 'capital, to plant- ,- Ira R. Browning, former state to score. ted DAY CELEBRATION road commissioner, is now engaged defeat the Colton bill providing "for WORK It will be different in the future, la the work aad will submit his rethe transor of the grazing lands of however, and no quarter will be port within a short time. Last Toes the Htiiiwberry yielded. project into ' the Parade , In the fioy Hr. Browning made an Morning, Program fa Kitchen a pitched magnificent Thursday Declared a national forest reserve. Mr. Wilson tion of tho ate at Lincoln bench Holliday , , , Memorial Park, and Baseball game on Wednesday and he had ex is of the opinion that- the bill will of Payson and yesterday he was west cellcnt support. The game was inter Cleaning Up Cemetery, In the Afternoon in going over the ground never bo reported out of committee engaged eating and augured well for the near Goshen. to Bo Graveled. and will never reach congress. balance of the season for the Payson While Mr. Browning is not inclined team. On a aoale miore elaborate Congressman LentflCrwood is taking than to discuss the proposition, he gives . Next be Wednesday Payson will ft deep iuteiest in protecting the for many years, May Bay will be assurance that establishment of the matched against Provo on the Provo with the steel Working in of rights of the water useis and will celebrated in Payson on Friday plant at some .point' in Utah, will bo grounds it easy for Payson Payson Farm bureau, Mayor Charles south of Salt ingly argued the matter before the next week, under the auspices of the Lake, will he a feet to win the honbrs. On Friday the H. White ' public lands committee, maintaining Payson 'three wards. The main porhm announced that next just as soon as the preliminaries can .on the home diamond in this game the Strawberry water users have vest- tion of tho program will be carried W0Tked oat. and Wednesday will bo do I B. Y. U. NOTES city, between Payson and American Tuesday out at Memorial park, whero a proed rights in th0 matter, tho 8it through purnt Lincoln Fork will be tho afternoon feature of voted to graveling and otherwise chase, which cannot ho taken away gram of music, speeches and games Punch and between Santaquin and The B. Y. U. Alumni association the May Day celebration. Tho game pairing the roads leading to the city will be enjoyed, followed by a baso-bal- l by congress. Goghen wa directed by the promoters q well should be patronized by local cemetery and Thursday will be clean- - of the steel Before leaving game between Payson and Amer- promises a most interesting time for Mr. Washington corporation krgely be- ican Fork.. A grand ball in the oveji-in- tho annual reunion, tot be held June fame. I cuse of the extensive Wilson personally interviewed up day within the enclosure. limestone de- nearly 2. There is much satisfaction among will conclude the festivities. I P088 in the immediate vicinity of every m timber of the ' public lands has issued Thq mayor proclamation Mis N'ida Barnett has been chosen the alumni over tho pronounced suc- mer at the Brigham committee and wins generally assured "ite" o8ilrod easential, per- Young Univer- declaring next Thursday a holiday cess of the university I the sity. during that the rights of the Strawberry for tho part of queen of tho May, to a degree haps, any from business, when every business vtater users would bo protected. The and hog maids will bo draw'n from first year of President I. S. Harriss Three state records in track and other. Both ofthero Ttro, alo, are opinion was expressed by any of the among the prettiest of Payson s (administratton, and there is a nat- field events have been broken this man and citizen generally are urged ideally located aa central between members of the committee that the young girls. The chaplain ona by Croft of th0 Agrirul- - to go to the cemetery prepared to do I the Iron deposits in Iron county and of the ural feeling of wanting to get to- r08i1cnt occasion will bo Albert Powell, and bill would bo killed in committee. The twal college, who set a new mark their port in making the place pro- - eoal fields of Carbon county. TVh Heritable for Decoration Day on Tues- - Also, affords the oration will be delivered by Lee Harold R. Clark and his fellow of- - in the javelin; and one ample water . for .. .all by Meesor, fleers have held a meeting and I many mourn DEATH OP ' ,N R. .Taylor. ap in the disens thfew, and one by my, May 30. purposes. committees on banquet, pro- - Markham, in The expense of graveling the roads I Although Mr. the half-milBoth Mfi. ARCHER BUTLER willThose flaking part in tho program pointed Browning has expres- Maesor rewill gram, finance, ball, be borne half by the assemble decorations, at nnd I sed no opinion in the matter and has and Markham are students of the tabernacle, at city "T-t E;'ock in the morning. I tirade ception, seating at banquet, nomina- - the Brigham Young University. It half by those who furnish teams and I given no hint as to recommendations, Spring Lake ig mourning tho loss hons ajul publicity. will is interesting be formed, and the' march to note that athletes men. According to the arrangements I it is plain that he is of one of its most noble young worn Dr. which has been agreed upon, those over the lime deposits of this section made be to of tho the on South in Main , hold exactly eu, park the person of Mrs. Archer summer school of the Brigham Young the state records lead I of the country. The lime deposits in track and field wno cT(T the W9fk on .Ihe rca Butler, formerly Miss Ethol Sadler, street, with a band in tho lead, folI j back from Dixie to the University got just will events. be who died in a Provo hospital in the lowed by the float ing cemetery the paid the Ar. pot only greater and more exten onriying The circular of the summer school rogularly established ffage for one five than hr awy-ntqueen of tho May and her maids. where he has been, visiting a number a womans highest performance of joction of the the' Sunday of the1 high schools and the Dixie which it to be held at the BriT JJ'rs work and will contribute one I state, but the quality or tho linipffi' sei vice, that ol giving a life for a Next in line .. will bo school float showing the work of the Normal college. He reports that in- Young life. p University beginning JunV superior. Other points of advan- On Thursday teams and men will I tag for the location of a steel ' the three terest in education has not waned; is being sent to the teachers of the of The funeral wag held on primary department plant Fnday ' of the Sunday that there will be a number of state schools and to all others who be provided for fixing up the roads I along the extensive lines proposed, May 5, after having been postponed wards. Members teachers up from tho south to sum- - are interested in I are in schools the will and for far two days to enable cemetery bring up in tho rear. the summer session. two of her carrying superior to those offered by The following will be the away brush and debris resulting from I any other city, including the matter brothers to reach homo from Califprogram the work of cleaning up the place, j of transportation. ornia, and wag attended by practic- at the park: Slo, Miss Blanche Business men are urged by the There is absolutely nothing in' the ally the entire population of Spring Mc.Bcth; reading, Mrs. R. H. Clay to musical their places of busi I current report that the steel corpora-nes- s ton; selection, tho Drakes; Lako, in addition to numorous relaon Thursday, and all who are I tion demands the tives and friends from Fayson and rending, Miss Hazel Gardner; quargift of 1,000 acres, to famish teams for working I or more of land before able Mendenhall tette, Salt Lake. brothers; reading, deciding on a. on the roads on Tuesday and Wed- - location. The huge Bishop Herman Tweode, of Spring Miss Leona Wilson arid , quiartettc, will be plant Co-operat- ive Lake ward took charge of tho Clayton, Jonos, Barnett and Nelson. neHday are requested to report or I located in the most ideal place reI work on Tuesday morning. At the conclusion of the program tho speakers being Byron gardless of any offers of land or I other German Ellsworth, until re- tho children will engage in. sports subsidy that may be offered. B. Y. U. WILL SEND 1 , the cently president of northern nnd games. The states mission; Arthur Taylor, Mr. ATHLETE8 TO COLORADO 00ED FROM MANY PARTS league gnm0 of ball, between TO VISIT UTAH ZN JUNE Andorson, scout executive of the Utah Payson and American Fork will be Provo, May 19. There is much stako, and Bishop Tweede. All testi- played in the afternoon, . beginning at 3 oclock, ton tho home diamond. fied with deep feeling and rejoicing here over the fact that I More than 400 eollege eoede from While it is not prohablo that co- sympathy and is forever lost to thc farmer's to the beautiful virtues and characYoung University will be represented universities in all parts of the Unit-b- y operative buying through tho office of bom town. six of her best athletes at the ed ter of dear Sister Ethel, being unable PROGRAM ARRANGED IN 7 the county farm bureau will over States are expected There is another phase of the sit to visit Utah to fully control their emotions while conference HONOR OP RAY HAWBfly track general among the farmers of uation which tho farmer .should not Rocky Mountain next June when the national conven' field Tho will which meet in and be held speaking. shared congregation any community, owing to tho sense (sverlook. He is proud of hig home Colorado next Saturday. While there tion of Chi Omega, national tlioir emotion, there being very few, In honor of Ray Hansen, who will of fairnes on the sorority, port of tho farmer city, proud of its stores, if prosper- - is little hope of the Y athletes win is held at the University ofJ - Utah. if any, dry eyas amongst the loving leave, in a few days for a mission to . :h the meet, fans are enthusiastic The friends assembled to pay their last Germany, a musical and literary pro as possible to thc girls will hold meetings from upbuilding of the If ho sends his orders away he des ning because their going indicates honor and respect to the deceased pram, will be presented on that June 23 to or which town calls ho city Sunday homo, all June 30, which, according ' these. of ho troyg If his sends Mormon institution has take, the sister. Appropriate musical numbers evening in tho stake tabernacle. No ther0 is not a question but that the orders nwsy he uses the local stores her big to will be- - held at wero rendered by Sisters Spainhower, admission charge will be present as an plans, ploce equnl of thq other made, but idea 'of as pro- only as a buying at which to convenience, Pinecrest Villa, a summer resort about lartre Utah schools. Perry, Jones and Taylor and Brother a free offering will be accepted to mulgated by the managers office purchase something in case of emertwelve mile up the canyon east "of The six lucky men arc assist Elder Hansen on his mission of Utah Taylor and Peterson. Maesor, Farm buTc&u is County any' gency. When that emergency arises ' About 120 relatives aad ' friends The following will bp tho discus mam and highjump the university. program: thing blit excellent and not conducive he is much disgruntled if tho store champion is This first the made the trip to the Payson cemetery Opening Chorus time er; Markham, champion half mile any national Tabernacle Choir in any degree to th0 prosperity pf has not in stock that which he dc runner; Wakefield, dependable dis Greek-lette- r whore the body wag laid 'to rest. Remarks organization has held its Member Third ward tho tiller of tho soiL If all buyerts were to send tance man; Taylor, winner of the low convention in the state of Utah, acBrother Holladay pronounced ' the Bishopric Economy and thrift are commendtheir ordor8 for farm and household hurdles; Partridge, weight man; and cording to Mis Henrietta Bird,' presiolin Duet. dodicatory prayer. There was a proLowell Johnson and able, but neither of these are ettain-e- l necessities away there would bo no Kenneth Weight; polc vaulter fusion of beautiful floral tributes and ident of the Utah chapter of Chi Albert McClellan. if orders for farm supplies, clothcity, and the small town stores would broad jumper. from the various ward organizations Reading...., Omega. National conventions are Nnfuni Wilson ing, shoes and otlioT necessaries of be in vfoguc, carrying only a poor This project was made possible by. held every two years by the Chi as well as from relatives and friends. Vocal! Solo .;..Mrs. I.eon,, Dixon life arc not placed with tho local stock of poor goods. I Thera would be the loyal student body and was baptized in Remarks Sister Butler W. Fred Tanner merchant. If tho farmers faculty Omega sorority, each time at a dif- of any no paved streets. There would be no whom came to all and America Instrumental Trio of to buy art ad I ferent university, England Ruth Anna and community desire to buy banks to help the farmer over thc mittnnee to theagreed carnival and remain I The national sorority was founded in February 1914. She was associatOscar Drake. they in tight r laces. There wohld be none at may got together home, viewing the outcome in thc in 1895, and since that time chapters ed intimately with President German Chores -- ..Tabomarlo Choir their own community and place or- but the farmer to taxes. columns of the the pay Ellsworth and his wife and family Reading newapopoTS. The hnyo been established at forty-nin- e -- Vera Ilurst ders for a large amount of goods There would be no social life, such f faucltv raised $250 in cash in con colleges nnd universities, representing in Chicago for live and Piano Solo -- ..Leona McClellan with the local merchant, receiving n the farmer today enjoys. The siderably less than 250 minutes. all sections of Mr. and Mrs. Albert equally as low prices as years, and also with numerous mis- Vocal Duet the country. The by placing wealth all drift to the larger This amount is to bo matched would misnorthern states sionaries of the Powell. by the chapter was installed on tho Univertheir orders through a county farm cities. V j student body. sion, and was dearly boloved by all Remnrks sity of Utah campus seven years ago. Ray Hansen bureau office and sending the money Payson has enpablo and progressive Coach Alvin Twitchell expects to Chi because of her beautiful disposition Malo , Quartette Omega is the only national Mendenhall Bros. out of their own town, to help build merchants whoso storeg compare fav- giv his men a little spring football I and personality. She was active . in at the univessitv, while there sorority the business of some merchant in orably with up any in the country. The practice during this and next week, are five rattoaal church work, being a teacher,' in SunMelvin Done, member of the facdistant town. fraternitie; buying desires nnd tastes of the most fasti- He hope merely to run a few sented there. sig day school and first counsellor in the ulty of the Monroe high school dur- is something in which the county dious 4 be satisfied. None nals and assist the beys to become Young Ladies Mutual Improvement ing the past school year, is home in farm bureau has no right to engage, but buyersof may the best goods very quality thoroughly familiar with the footassociation. Parson for the slimmer. While Mr. for it robs tho smaller communities are passed over the counters. ball and the rudiments of the game. Her sweet little baby girl is mak- Done cannot, resist the of tho trade which is necessary for temptation to is the order If buying is and it will, progress Under the auspice of the Ladies do n little fanning during the sum- their eonimereial existence. The Utah ing splendid pf th dny, let the farmers of each BEET and mer OUTLOOK BRIGHTER Farm bureau a cheese making demohoped, prove a great comfqrt vacation, he is not overlooking Qounty Farm bureau, for instance, individual community got together consolation to Archor Butlor.in the the fact that Payson needs a nstration will be held s has no intention of placing its co- nnd the home of their orders with the The rain of tho past few days, al- Mrs. James Mitchell at band nnd ho will exert his operative buying orders with a Ptiy-so- local place great and almost irreparable loss he on Thursday merchants instead of sending though only pertodieal, have had a morning of lias sustained. efforts in the direction of bringing next week, beginning at merchant, and the monev of the their money which their home town wonderful effect on the The heartfelt sympathy of all who togothor the old growing beets 9 oclock. The demonstration will be that who is deluded into help, them to make, organization Payson farmer, fill to the and according flo authority will great conducted away knew them, goes out to Mr. Butler Tnvson may sustain hor reputation by Miss Amy J. Leigh, placing his order with the Provo coffers of merchants chosen by the l.v increase the and to Mr. and Mrs. George Sadler of hnving the best small tonnage. It is report , county agent. All who arc interested bnnd farm bureau is city spent manager, of thc bufarm manager ed that a much .greater acreage is in hn county and their families. the work of the bureau are urged in the state. either in Provo or some other city, reau office. beets than had been anticipnted. to attend. Former State Road Examines Proposed at and and The second competitive shoot by tho Payson Rifle association took place on tho raugo west of Payson last Sunday, and the Anal shoot of the series will be hold next Sunday morning when a number of tho best marksmen, of tho Salt Lake Rifle club will be visitors and take part in the tournament. Officers at the Payson club are particularly- pleased with tho scores rnado last Sunday and have no fear of the outcome next Sunday. The scores last Sunday were as follows out of a possible 50. 200S 200R 300S Total , . i;ext week - -- 4 A .1 g 7t: L -- w. BJf. .i. hf bK. fr Utah County Farm Bureau Brand of , Mon-denhal- l, m7r Buying of No Benefit o r s 1 sir. one-hal- i first-clas- g i k cje 1 |