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Show FRIDAY. MAY 17. 1929 THE PAYSON CHRONICLE, PAYSON, UTAH FARM BUREAU BASEBALL SCHEDULED FOR 1929 To Help Your Service Telephone Uters Play Important Part t Fair businesses depend so much on the their customers as does the telephone industry. business; for one customer makes the call, another receives it and the Telephone Company brings the two together. It is a three-corner- Talking directly into the transmitter, with the lips about an inch from the instrument, starts the call right and nat urally makes conversation better. There are but can occur, many ways in which they call. restore the to correct one way only The called person should hang up, the calling party should report the cutoff to his operator, telling her the number called. Answering promptly In the home or office Is also Important, for in addition to being a courtesy due ones telephone caller, it saves many an Important call. Just a word about cut-off- s. And it is Just as important that the calling party wait a reasonable time for the called person to answer. A BUSINESS AID A decided asset to modern business Is the Red covered Business Telephone Directory a quick, ready reference to telephone numbers In nearby towns. Use It as you do your local directory It contains general Information that is useful daily. Call our business office If you need additional copies. t I The T tie phone Books Aie the Directories of the Nation NOTICE! and We have Several PLAYER-PIANOSTRAIGHT PIANOS that we have had to take back and and we will dispose of them at a SACRIFICE. S We will sell them on very reasonable terms responsible parties. Write Mr. Thos. Holland, in care General Delivery No. 1 Payson, Utah France Lundell, schedule committeeman for the Farm Bureau Baseball league, with Paul Ludlow and County Agent W. J, Thayne, drew up the schedule for the county series of the farm bureau baseball to be played throughout Utah county during the ensuing year for both A and B leagues. The two series, comprised of 13 teams from the various communities of the county, assures the county farm bureau that considerable rivalry and interest will be shown in Farm Bureau Baseball, and that the final game to be played on County Farm Bureau Day, August 14, will add great interest and attendance to the County Farm Bureau Day. S. J. Boyer, chairman of the farm bureau recreational program, has endorsed the schedule of games and the formation of a county series, and is working out details regarding Farm Bureau Day in cooperation with the officers of the Baseball association. The schedule of games for both the A" and B leagues is as follows: Temporary Directors are beConstitution and by-laing sent out by the county agent to local communities. They are having these submitted to their locals and affecting a permanent organization. Until then the temporary directors of the county eague are as follows: Lin-doA. J. Wright, J. L. Theobold, Pleasant Grove; Hershell Clinger, Lakeview; Oscar Whiting, Mapleton; Fenton Reeve, Spanish Fork; Maurice Simmons, Lake Shore; Lawrence Johnson, Benjamin; Stanley Wilson, Pay-son- ; W. P. Okelbeny, Goshen; Don Clayton, Orem; I. P. Pierce, Salem; Ross Thomas, Palmyra; with W. J. Thayne, president, Paul Ludlow, and A. J. Wright secretary. Class A Schedule: MAY 18 Pleasant Grove at Lindon. Spanish Fork at Lake Shore. Payson at Benjamin. Salem at Goshen. MAY22 Lindon at Spanish Fork. Lake Shore at Pleasant Grove. Benjamin at Goshen. Payson at Salem. MAY 25 at Pleasant Grove. Fork Spanish Lake Shore at Lindon. Goshen at Payson. Benjamin at Salem. MAY 29 Lindon at Benjamin. Pleasant Grove 'at Payson. Goshen at SpanishFork. Salem at Lake Shore. nt JUNE 1 Linden at Payson. Spanish Fork at Salem. Benjamin at Pleasant Grove. Goshen at Lake Shore. JUNE 5 Salem at Lincoln Goshen at Pleasant Grove Payson at Spanish Fork Lake Shore at Benjamin JUNE 8 Lindon at Goshen Pleasant Grove at Salem Benjamin at Spanish Fork. Payson at Lake Shore JUNE 12 Lindon at Pleasant Grove Benjamin at Paysoa Goshen at Salem Lake Shore at Spanish Fork JUNE 15 Pleasant Grove at Lake Shore Spanish Fork at Lindon Goshen at Benjamin Salem at Payson JUNE Lindon OF REAL PROPERTY IN THE FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT OF THE STATE OF UTAH, IN AND FOR UTAH COUNTY. , J. Everet Nelson, Plaintiff. va Hope Standard Mining Company, corporation, 19 LITHE, low, trim, smart thats the new Ford Roadster. An alert, capable car for Youth and the Country Club. As speedy as it looks. Your choice of a variety of twofc e tone color harmonies an unusual feature in a and lowered raised or be quickly. can easily car. 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SFKNCKR General I'naaenger Agent Salt I.nke Cltr ROUTE 29 at Salem Pleasant Grove at Goshen Spanish Fork at Payson Benjamin at Lake Shore JULY 8 Goshen at Lindon Salem at Pleasant Grove Spanish Fork at Benjamin Lake Shore at Payson JULY 6 at Lindon Grove Pleasant Lake Shore at Fork Spanish Salem at Goshen Payson at Benjamin JULY THE OVERLAND 26 10 Lindon at Spanish Fork Lake Shore at Pleasant Grove Bnjnmin at Goshen Payson at Salem JULY 13 Lake Shore at Lindon lf trict. 30 Spanish Fork at Pleasant Grove Benjamin at Salem Goshen at Paysoa JULY HORSE RUSTLERS 17 USE NEW TRICKS Lindon at Benjamin at Paysoa Goshen at Spanish Fork. Salem at Lake Shore JULY 20 Lindon at Payson Benjamin at Pleasant Grove Spanish Fork at Salem Goshen at Lake Shore Peasant Grove JULY 24 Salem at Lindon Goshen at Pleasant Grove Payson at Spanish Fork Lake Shore at Benjamin JULY 27 Lindon at Goshen Pleasant Grove at Salem Benjamin at Spanish Fork Payson at Lake Shore The Class B Schedule: MAY 18 Lindon at Laka View Mapleton at Orem MAY 22 Lindon at Mapleton Orem at Palmyra MAY 25 Lindon at Orem Palmyra at Lake View MAY 29 Lindon at Palmyra Mapleton at Lake View JUNE 5 Mapleton at Orem Lindon at Lake View Help South Dakota Gang to Conceal Role of ThievM. Hog Purchase price payable in lawful money of the United States. Dated at Provo City, Utah, this 26th day of April, 1929. J. D. Boyd, Sheriff of Utah County, State of Utah. By Elias A. Gee, Deputy Sheriff. R. W. McMullin, Attorney for Plaintiff, PayBon, Utah Publication in The Payson Chroniele 1929. April 26, May NOTICE S Horse stealing, or, to OF CITY SALE use the term of the West, horse rustling, la no new thing, but an orNotice is hereby given to the owner ganized gang on the Cheyenne river Indian reservation, near the town of or owners of the animals hereinafter Dupree, developed a new method the described and to whomsoever it may last winter, which has resulted in the concern: That there are impounded arrest of several whites and Indians, present time in the city pound tha and a general search by the officers following described animals: for the head of the organization, who Kind of Animal and Number; disappeared after giving bond for apOne Horae on a pearance preliminary hearing. Full Description, The organization started operations by color, age, by the development of a ranch for the marks, brands, etc. raising of hogs, and a large herd was Bay, about 10 years, branded with 62 located on the place. on the left thigh. That was the stage setting, as the Cost of Impounding and Expense of ranch became the hangout and cenSale and Advertising tral location of disposing of the stolen horses which were picked up all over Taking possession 50e, milage 16c,, the northwestern part of the state. mailing and posting ontices 81.00, bill! of sale 50c, branding 25c, advertiseFed Hogs on Horseflesh. None of the horses so stolen were ment in paper $3.80, feed $8.00, Total . placed upon the market They were $14.15. driven to the central ranch, where Amount Required to Redeem they were killed for hog fed. All the $14.15 animals were skinned, and the hides If said animal or animals are not were trucked to towns several hundred miles from the scene of opera- claimed and all amounts due thereon, tions and sold. paid, and said animals taken away As horses were running loose over within ten days from date of first the range through the winter mouths publication of this notice, they, will the losses were not discovered until be sold pound-keepat public: by city an attempt was made this spring by the ownefs to locate and bring home sale, at northwest corner of intersection of Utah Ave. and 2nd East St, their ranging horses. finalnot could located and be Payson in this city, at the hour of They ly suspicion was centered on the hog 2.00 P. M. May 28th, 1929, to tho,. ranch, which was operated by 0. B. hghest bidder. Tinsley. Investigation indicated the Date of first publication May 17, 1924 sale of many home hides by Tinsley John H. Elmer,-Cit- y and the crowd which was knon to Pound-keephang about his place, both whites and Indians. Traced by HorhId. These hides were traced, and while a number of them were found with brands cut out, others were found where the rustlers had not even taken the precaution to eliminate this method of tracing. After the bides ware located it did not take the stock associations which had Interested themselves in the case very long to trace them back to the sellers. These in every case were found to be either Tinsley or some of his crowd. Tinsley was arrested on the charge of larceny of horses, and waived examination, pe gave bond for his appearance before the Circuit court and vanished. Following the taking of Tinsley, several arrests have been made. The stock associations believe that they have broken up one of the most extensive rustling gangs In the north western part of the stale by tbfir work and will do everything possible to get the leader. Famous architects sayj "Make your home modern and colorful with du Pont paints. We have the tight do Pont finish for every purpose, Made by the makers of Duco, Let us -show you color schemes. Pierre, S. D. POUD-KEEPER- , er JUNE 8 Lindon at Lake View Orem at Palmyra JUNE 12 Orem at Lindon Lake View at Palmyra JUNE 15 Lake View at Mapleton Lindon at Palmyra JUNE Orem at Mapleton 19 Lake View at Palmyra 22 Orem at Mapleton Mapleton at Palmyra JUNE JUNE 22 Payson at Lindon Salem at Spanish Fork Lake Shore at Goshen Pleasant Grove at Benjamin. JUNE TATSONT Plan your summer trip now to take advantage of the reduced rates to practically every eastern and western point. Your choice of return return limit, October 31. Zion National Park, Grand Canyon, Bryce Canyon side trip at slight additional cost Visit Denver and Kocky Mountain National Park at no extra railroad fare. Fares ... g 26 Palmyra' at Orem Lindon at Orem Benjamin at Lindon Payson at Pleasant Grove Spanish Fork at Goshen Lake Shore at Salem to-w- itt two-wa- y Pleasant Grove at Spanish Fork Payson at Goshen Salem at Benjamin Defendant, To be sold at Sheriffs Sale on Tuesday the 21st day of May 1929 at eleven oclock a. m. of said day at the front door of the County Court House, at the City and County Building, situate in Provo City, Utah County, State of Utah, all the right, title and interest of the above named defendants, of, in and to the following described real property, in Utah County, State of Utah, The following mining claims, Burt 1, 2, 8, 4, 5, 6, Blue Sky 1, 2, 8, 4. Golden Sunset 1, 2, 8, Oak 1, 2, 8, 4, Slope 1, Evening Star 1, 2, Extension 1 & 2, Hobsons Choice 1, 8, 5, Chic ago 1, 2, Viola 1, 2, 8, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, George 1, William 1, 2, 8, 4, 5, 6, David 4, 5, 6, 11, 12, 14, 16, 16, 17, 25, 26, 13, 27, 28, 29, Ida 1, 2. Black Hawk 1, 3, 4, Being 66 claims in all. AH art in Sprmglake precinct mile East of Spring-flak- e. about one-haAll are in Sentaquln Minimg Dis- NEW FORD ROADSTER is as speedy as it looks rntnp iti flfin SPP it JUNE at Lake Shore NOTICE OF SHERIFFS SALE Hit?. 29 Palmyra at Lake View "Linden at Orem JULY 8 Mapleton at Lake View Palmyra at Lindon JULY 6 Palmyra at Mapleton Lake View at Orem JULY 16 Orem at Mapleton Lake View at Lindo JULY 13 Palmyra at Orem Lindon at Mapleton JULY 17 Lake View at Palmyra Orem at Lindon JULY 20 Lndon at Palmyra Lake View at Mapletor- rJULY 24 Lake View at Orem at Palmyra Mapleton er Here . . . .. genuine colorful du Pont paints; . a j! Hard of Hearing to Hold National Meat ' 3 Cleveland. Chairman cf com- - 1 mlttees have been named and 4 j preparations are progressing tor J the national convention of the 3 I! American Association for the 3 J Hard of Hearing here June 24-Mrs. Elmer McBeth entertained the 28. More than 600 delegates 2 members of the Delta Bridge Club from all parts of the country are expected to attend. Devices j2 j ; Monday evening. n will be installed la the, meeting J Mrs. Frank Wheelwright entertain- j chamber to enable deaf person to hear all proceedings. J ed at dinner last Thursday evening in i. 7 honor of Mr. and Mrs. 0. C. Nielsen. u PAINTS, VARNISHES ENAMELS, DUCO Chase Lumber & Coil i Company Phone 127 Pavson, Utah- - |
