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Show PROVO POST, TUESDAY, MAYTO, 192t. Ke ? r7 r.'.rTTT v'"'4' ,5 T j cm to interest yourself in the payroll situation of-It of the state are doing- - Pride in the sections what all state, your commonwealth 4s based on prosperous home enterprises. Support the home merchant and the home industry. is a patriotic duty 4 p7 hoist. install &00-Copper sales picking Op at home and abroad. Salt Lake North Standard cut heavy mineralised vein. Moab Hill Creek oil shale yields 50 to 50 gallons per ton. Ogden lets contracts for additions to two schools. Silver City milling company ships 20,000 to 30,000 ounces silver per ' I week. ' The League of the Southwest, embracing the states of California, Nevada, Arizona, Utah, New Mexico, Colorado and Wyoming, is making careful Investigation of the drainage area of the Colorado river. The states farthest to the southwest are anxious indeed that the Boulder project shall be the first to be constructed by the reclamation service. This project woald have the highest dam in the world, between 500 and (00 feet, and would water more than a million acres of land. Copper has been granted a low coast 'rate to Oakland and San Francisco. The new schedule will allow Utah to ship to New York via Canal economically. Power plants of Utah Power k Light . Co. in Amercian Fork Canyon-closecompany shuts Mining down. lng here daily from California. Perry votes $6000 to purchase wire -- and pole line installed id 1908. During 1920 canners Of Utah packed 1,307,608 cases of canned foods The or over 3,0,006,000 cans. .canning industry in Utah, in 1920 paid farmers of Utah for products grown on 7310 acres of land, 8597,792.70. The canners also paid out for wages to Utah boys, girls, men and women, 8510,770.-2this money all being spend at home and kept at home. Governors of all states asked to cooperate in nation wide observance of forest protection week. May 23 . to 28. Operations to be resumed on Cottonwood Grand Central mine. Paving of Ogden canyon roa(d to cost of 8290,818, under way. North Ogden-HSprings road costing 875,591.(1 to be completed this summer. Salt Lake 81,500.000 Utah bonds sold. Also 81,000,000 road bonds. Ohio Oil Company at Huntington strikes gas pocket. Salt Lake Western Empire Petroleum Co. incorporates for 8500,-00- AFTER SEVEN YEARS DO YOU LIKE A -- t . I sesm to have all Sheiks leek r 1 s probably know a man whose car is a with him. 'He knows just whyi ts old car there is of its class, best little the And hell stand up for that car against the world in any kind of an argument YOU Year by year an increasing number of men feel the same way about XJ. S. Tires. For a while they may try "job lot- - stuff, "bargains, "big discounts and "rebated. But usually it doesnt take long for a man to sense the economy of the standard quah fytire. U. S. TUBES Tbs same standard of quality .built into U. & Tires is put into U. 8. Tubes, For years U. S.Tire makers have been building quality tires for sane tire users for the car of medium or light weight no less than for the ' . heavy car. The tire buyers of the land have responded with a mighty U. S. Tire following . 0. construction Mapleton considering of 825,000 water system. Uintah Railway net income of 8104,-292.5- 2 on 8Z.254, 193.29 . The U. S. Tire makers meet the JUICY WATERMELON; IF SO, HOWS THIS I feel so well and happy I want to tell everybody about the wonderful good Tanlac did me so others may be helped like I was, said Mrs. M. J.. Warren,. 513 Post St.. Salt F. II. Chandler, of Burlington, Col., one of the biggest watermelon growers in the State, told each of three real estate dealers in Burlington that he could grow watermelons with more than 10 per cent alcoholic content. How come, brother?" they demanded. Say when. Speak np. Dont hesitate. Thls summer, Chandler replied. - Lake (City. "My health broke down seven . years ago and in spite of everything I did I kept growing worse. I was eating barely enough to keep alive and what little I ate gave me great distress afterwards. I slept very poorly and in the morning felt so miserable it was all I could do to drag myself out of bed. This was the condition I was in when I started taking Tanlac, and. 'while it had been highly recommended to me I did not dream it could completely overcome my troubles in so short a time as it has done. I am like a different per-- . son today. My appetite is just splendid, my digestion is perfect, I sleep all night without waking once .and get up in the morning feeling refreshed and cheerful. During my years of suffering I lost considerable weight, but I have gained fifteen pounds and my Mends tell me I am looking the very picture of health . Tanlac was certainly a grand blessing to me. 7 if' icM Find Heaven hath sent you to us, Tell us alKabout they ejaculated. S. Tin deafer eompleMr of frtt fee th,U nth thm Hill. U S. Tin miznd hno , v re- sponsibility for supplying this natiqn-wid- e following with characteristic energy. U.S.Factory Branches are established, covering the entire Ninety-tw- o country. You mean it?" In deed earnest." , , Find the U. S. Tire dealer who has the intention of servingyou. you will know him by his full, completely sized line of fresh, live U. S. Tires quality first, and the same choice of size, tread and type as in the biggest cities of the land.' . it. Ill start my melon crop like I Chandler explained. always do, Ill put one acre of it in alcoholic melons though, sbd Ill convince you about their having the real kick so that next year youll want's quarter section in them. When the melons are half grown Ill plug each one and insert in the cavity a special yeast of my own Invention. Ill then re- r place the rind part of the plug, it with grafting wax and seal it in place with adhesive strips. There you are. But what Yes, there, we are. ? United. Statss lord's Rubber Company United States cov-je- Telluride Motor Co. - - happens?" SAY ROADS ARE EXTRAVAGANT. " 1 ot WELL AND HAPPY In advising President Harding that they are willing to revise any of their . rules which lead to unwarranted operating expenses, the railroad employes are showing a commendable spirit. Railroad adminlstratbrs place the blame for the failure of the roads and the high rates, on the wages paid., The men say the big waste is in expense Items of operating other than ; labor " and offer to cut any waste that can be found in the labor item.whlch puts it up to the 1 2, MRS. WARREN IS " r yfJm b to Weber county plans'! 500,000 road First National Bank of Murray improvements' this year. have 1125,000 home. -Trainloads of lambs arriv- Ogden mine Consolidated Utah Bingham h. U y?: ' The yeast will act on the natural sugar content of the melons and begin to develop alcohol In the melons tissue and natural growth of plant iife does the rest. ' Say, a doubting Thomas said, wont that yeast make those melons swell ,or something? You bet it will," Chandler agreed. Well what happens then? HAS MARRIED Nothing just a longer drink, . all. thats 5,000 COUPLES Pittsburg builders are planning reto of houses the erection 20,000 lieve the urgent need - for homes. Nebraska Clergyman Who la 42 More' than 812,000,000 will be spent on the project it labor can be indue-Je- d Year Hu United Hint Many Love-Sic-k to accept a lower dally wage. Mate, . and who Is Now Out to Swell Number ' to 10,000 ' I Provo, Utah- - quick. He came, and when I had finished the ceremony he handed me 10 new 8b bills." .That sapling groom was 82 years old. His wife was 72. He had been married three times before.' She had several marriages to account. They were her credit--o- t, No. 34, bo you see it was a long ' n time ago. ' meanest "The bridegroom was No. 849. Nice appearing chap. Told Tbe most marrying parson in the mo he was the son of a minister. United States, if not'ja the world, Three days after the, marriage 1 is Rev. Charles W. Savidge, of found he had 18 different wives on Omaha, Neb., who has just married his trail. ' his 5,000th couple. Superstitious? See this record, For 42 years Rev. Savidge has No. 1,313. Thats a hoodo number. been marrying people. He has One week after tbe ceremony" the made marrying a hobby. He has groom committed suicide. Two or three years- ago Rev. promoted marriages by the hundreds. At times he has conducted Savidge found a husband for a red a sort of marriage bureau, always headed girl down in Covington, Ky. without charge, and always through She had been a school teacher. The the church. Sometimes he has per- story got in the paper. He had formed the marriage ceremony for applications from about 1,000 red those for whom he found mates. headed girls asking for husbands. More often he has not. He has marThe public would be surprised ried some people twice. One woman It it knew the slight pretext seized he has married to three different upon by many to write me asking husbands. He has married quite that I find them a wife or a husa number of second generations band," says Rev. Savidge. and twice has the third , Rev. SaVldges matrimonial one of the. thriving jnstltu-tion- a generation. Sweetest Moment of Life. There is no of the city. When 1 married my 5.000th chayjge and the couple 'can go to couple it was the greatest moment some other preacher to have the Knot" tied, if they wish to do so. of my life, says the marrying parson.I used to say I was ready All Savidge requires Is a letter from to die when the 5,000 mark was some preacher saying the man or Then .he finds reached. Now I woman is all right. But I am not. them a Mato." want to go to 10,000. Rev. Savidge keeps a complete Savidge is pastor of the People's on his marriage Church. Some years ago he organset of "books victims. There are three big vol- ized the House of Hope," a tree It Is one of umes of the record. Every one of home for the agod. the 5,000 marriages the parson has tbe prettiest and most homelike inperformed is entered in that book stitution of that kind in the name of contracting parties, addresses, circumstances, etc. The parsons wedding fees aggre.NOTICE TO FORD OWNERS. gate 815,000. My biggest fee was 50 and my smallest was six small Ford Repair. Shop Just opened by The expert Ford mechanic. Before letting saplings, Bays Rev. Savidge. $50 fee was a direct answer of the contract for future repairing let me Lord. It was long ago. I needed Job. All work guaranyour figure tSO to finleh paving on a horse and teed. Prices reasonable. very buggy. 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