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Show THE PAYSONIAN, PAYSON, UTAH xkxxoxo THE FIGHTING HEAVY WORK ON LINE News Fork Spanish t DI: CEO. H. MOTT J Physician and Surgeon. J of citizens, business houses and towns is the true, modern idea of spirit between progress. The Paysonian desires to create a friendly, our sister towns, and in view of this effort we are endeavoring to publish the news of each as well as the messages of merchants to the people. Under this head will be found Spanish Fork Doings. liver Pavson Exchange Saving Bank. Co-operati- on lies. co-operat- Otti.-- Phono 2Sr-r- . Phone 2X 3. SjS 3 s? 4ft Oft F. TILSON. M. D. PHYSICIAN aiu! SUrG,un G. The biggest demonstration in family in family in Spanish BOYS AND GIRLS TO SAVE SAMMIES LIVES Their eeendants, includ-- j honor of Spanish .Forks soldier Fork. into those who married have boys yet field here took plaee The War Department has called family, number nearly 200 ; last Thursday afternoon when ,, (l(J hovs all(1 they have three s the largest number of grandchildren. They are justly to save soldiers troni help e proud of the lact that ten of effects young men yet railed to the of the deadly gases used are serv- left for the training ramp their it appears from a at the same time. The demon- ing Uncle Sam in the great, war by the Huns, stration consisted of an autamo-bil- for world freedom. One of these, telegram just received by J. Hales, was the first fessor J. Ilogenson of the parade, when several hunin Utah his lose life this local to Agricultural College, State hoy dred ears patriotically decorated Leader of Boys and Girls escort, great struggle. formed a procession and O. II. from Clubs, Benson, in to Irovo, ed the young draftees Mrs. John in Jones lias been charge of club work in Utah and where they were further honored by a banquet, and other visiting in Salt Lake for ten the West. In this telegram Air. Benson asks that Ihe hoys and testimonials, before they depart- da vs. girls of Utah start a state wide ed later in the evening. Perhaps Mrs. Vivian of Patten to save peach and I'ayxon campaign who have no set of young men to and all kinds of nut came last Wednesday ovey well the cherry pits so realized left this city Griffith's shells from which carbon is to attend photogreat which into they grim struggle be made to be used in gas masks. Hearts of the World. are entering. Since several of play, Characterizing this as a most the Utah couni y boys have laid his sister Assisted Margaby patriotic sen '0, Air. Benson down their lives in the great a Lee waterA. Dart gave the ret, urges lhat the work begin cause of world freedom, hoys evenbust melon War Department The Saturday a with war the grim, go into tho smiling seriousness, deter- ing in honor of Miss Cynthia will furnish bags and Collect the mined to the best of their abil- Barratt who leaves soon for pits and shells saved. and school. (James Already the several ' thousand ity, even to the extent of life boarding after diversions were music the autoof boys and girls under Professor itself, to rid the world twelve the which people Ihein honor young cannot Ilogenson s direction, have been cracy. We too much, all the tributes we present enjoyed all the melon asked, through their many local club leaders, to answer this call who stay behind ran offer are they could eat. of the War Department. The not worthy of the brave young Paul C. Dart came down rom canning factories will be asked men who plaee their lives and in the campaign. all they hold dear a sacrifice to Helper Saturday to spend a few to re- He his with bless family. (rod days their countrys need, IMPORTANT. them all, and God bless the turned to work Tuesday. The National Forest Alanual mothers and sisters, the wives Mrs. Hobart Oldfield and four who smile and provides that applications from returne Sunday from new children eyes bravely thro settlers or beginners for as they say Farewell. Many Salt Lake after a visit of ten on Forests or homes are saddened by these de- days with Mrs. Alice Oldfield, grazing privileges will stocked not be confully . partures and yet how proud are Mr. Oldfields mother. sidered unless filed with the the parents who can say My 0 months at least Mr. Supervisor and of home the at Guests hoy is doing his share to make before the beginning of the yearthe world safe. Those who left Mrs. Then. Lee during the past Mrs. L. 1). long grazing season. The Uinta Spanish Fork in this last con- week were Mr. and The Anderson of Salt Lake, Air. and Forest is fully stocked. tingent are : Theron Leo season grazing begins George B. Markham, S. Airs. Robert Aliller of Oregon yearlong Alareh 15 each year. Six months W, Davis Jr., John Lynn Rob- City, Oregon, and Mrs. Stanley Alareh 15, 1919 is erts, John B. Thomas, Angel White and two children of preceding 1918. All applica15, September Caras, Merrill 0. MeKell, James Springville. tions from the herein mentioned If. Hand, Ralph M. Dudley, AH. and Airs. Fenton Boyack class of permittees must be on Lewis Nelson, A. Bailey Hughes, Glen H. Stewart, Winfield Jar- had as their guests during the file at the Supervisors Office or with the ranger of the district vis, Reuben Christianson, Joseph week Airs. William Fereday and Oil or before Sept. 15, 1918. This of B. Hanks Afrs. Walter Logan. Nelson, Afton Earl Burt, Forest means the applications for both G. Evans, Lester C. Whitaker, cattTe and sheep. Alilner has Airs. Frank spent PatterM. Robert Frank Scott, visitBlank applications may be bad son, Len B. Hughes, A. Leon the past week at Salt Lake at the Supervisors Office, Pro vo, relatives. Hiatt, Leo M. Banks, Ray L. ing with friends and Utah. Tuttle, O'. Dean Evans, Frank S. A. W. JENSEN, Miss Emma Clark is spending Thomas. Henry J. Johnson, Ben Airs. Air. and Forest Supervisor. with few a days jamin 0. Riches, Ralph John L. F. Stewart. and Gardner Nielson, Eugene Cure for great-great- 4f rft 4? if Office A. ilu Street at Residence 4? ft Phone 7 oft oft 4ft 4ft 4ft 4ft oft oft oft oft oft oft oft oft oft 4? Payson, Utah -' ()- 1 col-or- DR. great-grandso- Pro-Howa- rd e . innue-diate- v. I te sweet-heart- s, tear-dimme- d Ca-hoo- n, CHAS. T. KENDALL t s Physician and Surgeon Office Up Stairs Douglass $ Building. J Utah Payson, These powerful Americuii artillerymen, with huge crowbars, are working fast to get their heavy gun into position to hurl its shells at the retreating Huns. It is a difficult job, for the earth Is pitted with shell craters. SPRAY FACTS FOR CANDLING IMPROVES EGGS FRUIT GROWERS Federal food inspectors of the oft oft oft oft oft oft oft 4fc oft oft 4ft 4fc oft Oft oft To give fruit growers a more Bureau of Chemistry, in keeping intimate knowledge of spraying a close watch on interstate shipDR. L. N. ELLSWORTH Oft materials, spraying machinery, ments of eggs, have found a 4? Office in DENTIST Douglass Building 4ft and the whys and wherefores of marked improvement in the 4ft Over Bertelsens Store 4ft spraying so their operations may quality of this seasons market SfcOftOftOftOftOftOftOftOftOftOftOftOftOftOft be more uniformly successful a eggs, according to the officials handbook on spraying insecti- in charge of the enforcement of OftOftOftOftOftOftOftOftOftOftOftOftOftOftOfc cides and important insect pests the food and drugs act. The findDR. J. H. ELLSWORTH has been published by the Unit- ing of fewer had eggs in the 4ft DENTIST 4ft is market attributed food the ed States Department 'of Agriby 4ft tm'lce over Bank, Ut. 4ft Payson, culture as Farmers Bulletin No. officials to the educational cam- 4ft office Hours, 9 to 12; 1 to 6 ojr 908. Orchard spraying, it says,1 paign, carried on jointly by the 4ft Phoue 25. Res. Phone 103-- J 4ft and the OftoftOftOftOftOftOftOftOftOftOftOftOftOftOft is an exceedingly cheap form of Food Administration insurance for the fruit grower Department of Agriculture, to Oft Oft Oft Oft Oft Oft Oft Oft Oft 0ft0ft Oft Oft Oft against the group of insect induce dealers and shippers to candle the as near the eggs pests and fungous diseases pre-- i DR. A. T. GOUGH rentable by this treatment. Al- - source of product i, in as practiVeterinarian Registered cal. though it may lie expensive, the; 4ft Phone 116-- J 4ft crop value both as to quantity! - - - UTAH 4ft .ft be PAYSON. used. The bulletin they may in-- 1 ami quality is so greatly gives ail important list of in- OftOftOftOL'OftOftOftOftOft 4ft4ft4ft4ft4ft creased thereby that it is sects with spraying schedules a small investment, OfcOftOftOftOftOftOftOftOftOftOftOftOftOftOfc The bulletin contains directions! for their control. for the preparation and use of ,r 2 MISS LULU TIETJEN S the more important insecticides! i. Teacher of Plano 4ft necessary in combating the var-- i 4ft and Harmony. ip ions insect pests of orchard, ft Studio at her home Sautaquln 4ft to mind in the vineyard, etc., as well as other keep $ OftOftOftOftOftOftOftOftOftOftOftOftOftOfr 4ft information of use in preventfact that in addition to ing or reducing insect losses to. printing this news these crops. Various types of DR. H. E. WRIGHT spraying apparatus, nozzles, etc., paper we do job work Eye Specialist are described and illustrated of any land. When formerly of Sat Lake with special reference to their! in need of anything lias opened office in the Vest use in orchards and home in this line be A sure on Arain Street. reference table building grounds. ready for dilutions of sprays may be CONSULTATION FREE combined and upon what plants Alost Scientific Alethods. t j ff f com-paritive- ly We Want You To See Us Dysentery. Earnest Cox. AUss Alice Jones has gone to The hoys were also honored she at a patriotic meeting when an Sugar City, Idaho, whet school will teach during the excellent prpgram Was given at winter. the City Pavilion Wednesday evening. The function was folAir. and Airs. ITarrv L. Woodlowed by a dance. accompanied by their Altho she is 93 years of age, ruff, son Jack little Grandma Eliza Jex believes she daughter Phylis, Howard Airs. J. Stillwell, and can still do something for her Lake Salt down from motored country and so several months with the and day spent Sunday with ago she set to work piecing G. Stoddard. A. her own hands a gay silk patch-wor- Dr. and Mrs. Airs. Stillwell will remain here quilt, which she proposed to give to the Red Cross. Re- ten da vs. cently the quilt which contained The Best Plaster. move than 3f0 squares of silk, was completed, and then it was A piece of flannel dampened with decided to sell draws among the Chamberlain I.iniment and bound on the seat of pain is often more many dependants of Grandma over for a lame back than a effectual Jex for the quilt. At first it was does not cost anything and plaster meant to include only members like as much. At all drug stores. of the family and tho small amount of ten cents was all that each drawr cost. Several outside of the family begged to share in the drawing and were allowed to do so. Last Thursday Patriarch William Jer, the husband celeof the aged brated his 87th birthday anniversary with an appropriate dinner for the immediate family. It was decided to have the drawing at this time and after the dinner at 7:30, at which thirty-fiv- e heads of the Jex families were present, the drawing took Several had purchased plaije. tickets with the request that if they should win the quilt it should be returned to Grandma. One of these, Mr. Richardson held the lucky number out of the 250 tickets sold, so Grandma still owns the quilt. Friday morn- ii ing she turned over to the local Red Cross chapter the amount realized from the sale, $22.20. Grandpa and Grandma Jex are the proud heads of the largest k needle-woma- n, "While I was in Ashland, Kansas, gentleman overheard me speaking of Colic and Diarrhoea writes William Whitelaw, Remedy, of Dos Moines, Iowa. "He told me in detail of what it had done for his family, but more especially his daughter who was lying at the point or death with a violent attack of dysentery, and had been given np by the family physician. Some of his neighbors ndvised him to give Chamberlains Colie and Diarrhoea Remedy, which he did, and fully beliovos that by doing so saved the life of his child. He stated that he had also used tills remedy himself with equally all drug At gratifying results. stores. a Chamberlains A Payson girl has to be pretty good looking to use slang in a wnv that doesnt seem disgusting. McDOUGALLS Kitchen Cabinets ? Are the Best Everything in Home i Furnishings j Excel Furniture & Carpet Co. SPANISH FORK, UTAH 1 |
