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Show or i FRIDAY, MARCH 8, 1920 THE PAYSON CHRONICLE, PAYSON, UTAH a- "-- YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN WHO THINK CLEARLY1 THE GREATEST DEMAND OF AMERICAN BUSINESS Banker Association President Gives the Five Essentials of Sound Thinking in Business Greater Opportunity Than Ever Before for Young People With Educational Training and Power to Analyze Problems. Thu old ttueeo kout wti aOraetin, nom looking, valuable, by a mood eortrinj and tki miee me of mood tn the interior. You earn do tke earn milk your old homo. HA2LEW000 By CRAIG President American, Bankers Association mad Old House New at Moderate Cost satisfaction. Call at our offices or better yet, we will call upon you and talk over the things you want to do. We can help and advise you with your plans . . . think your old house DONT . . . It can be g, made attractive, comfortable at moderate cost. The increased value of your property will be much more than the expendi- CERTIFIED ture required to modernize your old home an investment that will be a source of lastinjr new-lookin- our yard is stocked y CENTURIES u with the widest variety of American Standard Lumber enough to fill every modernizing need. Chase Lumber and Coal Co. PHONE 187 UTAH PAYSON American Standard Lumber from America's Best Mills PARAMOUNT PROVO HOME of PERFECTED EVERY SATURDAY, SUNHOLIDAYS AND DAY CONTINUOUS till 11:00 DAYS 2 and IKK) V1TAPH0NE THURS. FRI. WEEK and 9 MATS. 10c-25- c 47 EVES. 7, 8, 9, SAT.-Ma- r. THRILLS! THRILLS! THRILLS! The Colossal Epic of The Klondike! Successor to The Big Parade! FULLY SYNCHRONIZED with Singing, Music and All the Effects! ROBERT W. SERVICES THE TRAIL OF 98 A er Special Sound Production With DOLORES DEL RIO, RALPH FORBES KARL DANE and HARRY CAREY. A Red-Blood- Drama of Romance and Adventure of Strong Men on the Quest of Gold! ed i SEE The GIGANTIC SNOWSLIDE! The FAMOUS CHILKOOT PASS SHOOTING The WHITE HORSE RAPIDS! The BURNING of DAWSON CITY! ' IT SEE and HEAR 4 on PERFECTED EQUIPMENT! Days STARTS SUNDAY March 10th CUD ANNE NICHOLLS mm ABIES IRISH ROSE S YEARS on BROADWAY! Its on The NOW! SCREEN! With CHARLES ROGERS, NANCY CARROLL and little Irish Roee. Hear Nancy Carroll sing Rosemary dances to the piano she Hear the tap of her "Tiny feet as ROGERS. CHARLES of accompaniment SEE and HEAR this GRIPPING HUMAN STORY on PERFECTED EQUIPMENT! A A ago Michael Pupin, a shepherd boy, ONLY half ahiscentury flocks by night among the fields of Serbia. Make your A Worthy PARAMOUNT TALKING and SINGING PICTURE Thieves often lurked in the bordering cornfields awaiting an opportunity to make off with a part of the herd. Serbian boys were taught a method of signalling one another for warning and help. Each carried a knife with a long wooden handle which he would thrust deep into the ground and in case cattle thieves approached he would strike the wooden handle. The sound would be transmitted through the ground to other boys some distance away who could hear and interpret the message. Why is it, Pupin asked his mother, that we can signal this way? Why is it the sound can he heard through the ground, but not through the air? Why is it the signals can be heard in the pasture land so much better than in the plowed fields? The boys mother could not answer his questions, nor could the village teacher. However, having an eager mind and great determination, the boy decided to go to America, where he might win an education and find out the answers to these and other perplexing questions. Hundreds of other boys under the same circumstances and with tho same set of condition merely accepted these Business Requlrss tn Open Mind things without onca questioning then! 8cond, among the essentials for Just because they had always don sound thinking I would write down an I them that way. open mind. We have mentioned freeThe Land of Education and Suoooaa ing our minds from the Influence of So ,a penniless Immigrant boy front tradition, let ua think also without Serbia at the age of fifteen landed ia prejudice of personal feelings, deNew York In 1874 and, years later, sires or consequence. Let ne seek the truth. Mere surface reasonhaving worked hla way through Co- only must hs discounted. Old cant" lumbia University, concentrated thi ing and must be thrown Into the donts" wonder and simplicity of hi mini discard. A man who has an open npon the problem of sound, which mind will do a great many things behad puzzled him as a shepherd boy. cause he knew they eant be docent The result of hi thinking what h has accomplished for the long dis- done. The third essential to sound thinktance telephone and for radio comma-nicatio- n le knowledge thorough, com by his inventions ar knows ing prehenelve understanding of all the the world over. If during the past factors Involved In a problem. It has twenty-tw- o years this company had been compelled to do without one in- been said that most problems answer vention of Michael Pnpln, an official themselves when the facta hsva been gathered. A well known student end of the American Telephone and teacher et bnslneee describes the Oempany-nc- e said, and yet method of attacking a problem aa tear give the same service It Is giving toIt down, reassembling the probday It would have had to spend at lng lem and drawing the conclusion. least $100,000,000 more than It has ex- There can be nothing but guess work pended. or intuition unless the unknown quan-These Inventions, In which millions tities are discovered. of dollars of capital have been InvestAs essential sound thinked, were the result of the thinking of ing requires the capacity to generala mere country lad who had the sim- ise. How often we have eeen men plicity to wonder, the determination sweating and confused before a mass to know and the power to apply what of details which they wcts utterly unhe learned. able to classify and crystallize. W Stimulating the Imagination and have the' problem of sorting out the thinking Is the greatest purpose of ed- relevant, attaining a perspective and What American business reaching a conclusion that can be deucation. needs more than anything else Is fended against any attack. To car young men and women to think Indi- tain minds this procedure comes natuviduals who are not mentally anchored rally; to othera training In the eolato tradition, who do not merely appro- tion of complicated problems points priate other peoples Ideas, but who the way out are hard, purposeful thinkers, indeThe Time for Action Fifth among tha eaaentlale of sound pendent and unprejudiced, with the ability to concentrate . and atrlke thinking la tha power to apply. A few Individuals have minds that travel at straight for the heart of a problem. random or in circles. Some hare Buslnese Needs Folk Wh Think minds that evan refuse to budge. But America has astounded the world by still others who naturally or Its readiness tn casting aside tradi- there ire have mind that ean through training tional viewpoints, disregarding tradi- ba directed through to the straight tional dllficultles and pioneering new of their thoughts practical application In of the realm shortcut formulae refuse to compromise or to be Business Is undergoing They business. thwarted Tn purpose before definite epochal changes. application of thalr ideas has been Business problems are crowding tn achieved. upon ua so rapidly that the executive Is It possible, 1 believe, for young knows not where to look for adequate to 'train 'tbstneelves to an In people Inhelp or relief. With the enormous -an open mind and attitude, quiaitive crease In size and Intricacy of busito classify and Interpret tha ability become have ness affairs the problems material step by step from the begin so complicated and the mass of Inforto its flnaL solution a mation necessary to their solution so nlag ef problem and. then, Is the Hera, application. are not long great that the "days Torrid teave--t- he T paramoon ( thought enough. The demand tor managerial need of business is sound thinking and executive ability Is rushing ahead Some may think I hare overstated the the opportunity for young men and too high a standard women who have the professional case, have set feel that they are merely may They and who develop genuine training oogs In a machine. That, too, la a thinking power is greater than ever. of the problem. The only way to All business feels the same crying part solve that le to find time and place In and see men who need for the clearly work for thinking. the day's think conclusively. Wherever we look retailmanufacturing, wholesaling, ing, banking, financing new forces SCHOOL SAVINGS BANKare at work. Vaat movements ar unING MOVEMENT REACHES der way and executives ar seeking IMPRESSIVE PROPORTIONS light npon perplexing problems dally. Let ua consider briefly the five esAlmost 14,460 of Americas school sentials of a sound thinker. If I were now have school savings banking looking for a young man of exceptional promise I should hope, first, to find plana. In operation, and about four In him the simplicity to wonder. Ev- million pnptls are learning systematic ery great advancement In business savings through this- type of thrift, has been made by men who dared to with 'deposits in excess of 824,000,000, wonder, who had the courage to In- recent reports of the Amerioan Beak-erAssociations Savings Bank Diviquire Into present procedure and who had the audacity to aak whether some- sion show. The schools included in thing that had been done a certain the reports are 'attended by 4, 01,825 way for a long time might not be pupils, of whom 1,980,237 are partlcl wrong. Although the history of Ame- pants in tbs school savings banking ricas progress from Its very discovery plans as depositors. During the year to the present time has shown the these pupils received Interest in the value of an inquiring mind, there la amount of 3947,816 on their deposits. The reports gathered by the assocl till an Inevitable tendency In most men to accept In a docile manner the atlon also show that there are 88 dt opinions, methods, supposed facts, lee In the United States In which a t of the grammar procedures and processea of the past full 100 With due reverence to the effort, the school enrollment le participating In plrlt, the accomplishments of the school savings banking. The figures past, let us make It our rule that ev- covering high schools show that in 47 erything be looked at with the clear cities 100 per cent of the attendance la this cUm ar school savers. questioning mind of the scientist . Clean, Respectable, Modern to the Minute. Rates without extravagance. Special Rates by the week or month. ft!l SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH Transient rates including FREE GARAGE. WHEN the new Ford was designed, it was immediately apparent that a new tire s Though the Ford tirosi designated as 30 x 453, they have the resiliency and , air space of much larger ? tires because of the drop . e center rim of the would have to be made to match' the cars perform nee. It was distinctly a new problem, for here waa a car with quicker acceleration, greater speed and more braking efficiency than any car of similar size or weight. So that every Ford owner might be assured of maxi mum tire mileage atthe low cat cost, , the Ford Motor Comjfruiy devoted many, months 8q research and experiment - in eottjunc tion with the leading tire steel-epak- wheels. For beat results, the time on the new Ford should bo kept inflated to an air pres . sure of 35 pounds and checked regularly to insure this pressure all the time. , This is important. Low ia flation breaks down the side walla of a tire. By overheating, it also destroys the rubber that acts as an. insulation, with separation of the At the epd of each miler, when yon have tho front wheels packed wfch pease, it is a good plan to have the wheel alignment This will prsvsnt premature wear manufacturers. As a result, certain defi- nite specifications were developed for tires for the new Ford. These specify cords of certain strength and texture, large volume of tread and aide-warubber, atuniy-Mon ll sldd design, and reinforced Elies for protection against When punctures eoma,aa they will with any tire, yon will find the Ford particularly well to make repairs at small cost. See him, tone all the breaks strong features of construction formerly - considered for only the largest tires. Great care also was taken to seenrethe beat riding qualities in connection with the transverse springs and the Houdaille for replacements. . hock absorbers. - . Then you will be sore of getting tires built specially for dm Ford car according to definite Ford - specifications. , Ford Motor Company RUPTURE EXPERT HERE., st ..... F. H. Seeley, of Chicago and famous nationally will himself personally be at theexpert, Roberts Hotel, and will remain Saturday only, March 16th, from' 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. Mr. Seeley says: "The Spermatic Shield will not only retain any case of rupture perfectly, but contracts the opening in 10 days on the average case. Being a vast advancement over all former methods exemplifying instantaneous eff, ects immediatelyjippreciable gnd with standing any strain or position no matter the size or location. Large or difficult cases, or incisional ruptures (following operations) specially solicited. This instrument received the only award in England and in Spain, producing results - without surgery, injecions medical treatments or prescriptions, with diktinguished person "His nal patrons of 'all nations. method has always been most satisfactory. Late Dr. Edward Shpen, U. S,et Navy former Medical Director, -" 4 j This instrument is the sable as' supS. U. Cehls.' to Bureau, Surg.' plied - Etc. R. Naval Hdspitaljr-Punm.- i, He will be glad to demonstrate Phia-delphi- vo without charge or fit them if desired. Business demands prevents stopping, any other place in this section. . N. 87 Every statement in this notice has been verified before the Federal and State Courts. F. H. SEELEY. All cases should be CAUTION cautioned against the use of any elastic or web truss with underetrapa, as same rest where the lump is and not where the opening is. often resulting - in strangulation. Home Offce, 117 N. Dearborn 111. Nebo District, Jr. and Sr. High Track Teams Meet at Payson The, junior and senior high schools of Nebo District will meet at Payson sometime before the doting of school for a track and, field meet. It will bq the first of a series which will bo held annually by. all the high schools of Nebo District. t FOR SALE: Good sen pasClose in. Inquire of John J. Daniels. Payson, Utah. 4tpd. ture. -- a s Tires for the new Ford are specially made to give long wear - per-cen- GOAL You will smile for several reasons. The bill will be less. The quality of tbe coal better. The promptness with which we handle your order, tbe care with which we deliver will please you. Phone 10 for this better coal service. MUTUAL and STANDARD COAL PATODFJ DCE COAL ccmpaot: |
