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Show . im tMatmuaaSumadm THE J. CilSONIiLE PAYSON 11. 'ddendhjhougbh Publisher MOUNTrORD, Published every Friday at Payson, Utah, a city of 3,jOO loyal, progressive and contented citizens. matter. are lessons to he learned from the past Our grandparents found the peace that in passeth all understanding tl.i-iweekly devotions. Always will man find true greatness in $2.00 One Year Advertising Kates on Application. f LOOK TO THE PAST AM) Fl'TL KE Courteous consideration, is. a natural part of our service as experienced professional attendance. '1 Entered at the Iostoffice at Payaon Utah County, Utah, as second-clas- s yeais ago, within of living in Californm. meinory gol.l , '1 he d gn..t tie began. Tlie jh p .I.it mg ami development of the ,n t w .t- of result of the d luU-rmetal resouiee-- . ,ae many Today the western m in industries, many interest.-.sources of prosperity . lint in many o these states mining is the principle industry. Sueh western metals a copper, lead and zinc ale indispensible to progress and indu-tnexpunsm Yet in spite of its nc reeonl. tmmining industry lias never been fre from attack. Lius have hem proposed. and sometimes passed, wide;, tia-added to the difficulties of opeiaiioi Their sponsors have not realized tha' anything inimical to mining is fell not only by the industry's hundreds of thousands of workeis huL by all other industries within the state, o which the mines are a leading customer. There has been much agitation to materially increase mining taxes. The recent general industrial depression which was felt severly by the mining industry, is indicative of what might happen if such efforts succeed It is to he hoped that the thinking eitizens of the west, with an eye to oth the past and the future, wi1' Circus Stuff Makes Communities. As most towns have been in existence for a long time, it is no more than natural that they have barnacles on their ships. I do not suppose that the time will ever come when there will be a community devoid of those who shirk community responsibilites people who sit back and do nothing but take all they can get. lie1 "a-foun- pOCTOP Good Business Net t , is now celebrating the i.f tho development the exclusive Fire- Fire-.ton- tenth anniversary jrum-d-ppin- tire process for lenghtenmg which has long been recognized as one of the outstanding advances in urc construction known to the industry according to J. M. Nichols local restone dealer. Firestone reducea I!y the cord by within action chafing insulating every strand and fiber,, explains the Firestone dealer. The g process, by lubricating parucle of moving cotton mat-increases the fiex.ng life of the cords, with the average tire being lexesevery lmwwTmUes tremendous importance and value. therefore, carries the cord tire principle one step further. I he natural cohesion of rubber to cords becomes a chemical g interthat protest against anything tlie tire is cured, welding when union feres with the progress of their old- the firestone d tire into a est industry. continuous rubber-and-cor- d structure. 1 hus ibbecomes a strong unit in which all parts work freely as a whole, providing the utmost in comfort, safety anti economy. stone i i gum-dippin- gum-dippin- thiso! Gum-dippin- Every endeavor has sideline advisers. There are always those who are willing to tell how a thing should be done, but never are known to do it themselves. There are always a few punks in the bleachrs ready to yell take him out! at the first tough break. You have to expect that. I never saw a community that didnt have a few natural born oppositionists, but they are often an asset rather than a liability. Personally I would rather have a few real hardheaded, brutally frank show me peoa reputation for lacking community spirit, who have ple than a crowd of slaves to the god boast, who get all hop-ne- d ud over an undigested scheme that is supposed to do wonders and doll babies overnight, and then forget about it in less than a week. Many people call a man who doesnt go down in his pocket to support every wild cat boasting scheme that comes along, a knocker. I dont. I call him a good busin- ess man and 1 d rather have this man back me on any endeavor than the fellow who comes across just to keep from being called a piker at the next Chamber of Commerce meeting. Give me the man every time who says no, I wont sub- out-and-o- 26, 1930 is or will scribe, for I do not be lieve that your plan right Such a man is thinking accomplish the intended purpose.,, about the community, and when 9old will stay sold ; while the other fellow doesnt think he does it to be a good fellow, all of which is fine and dandy, but it don t BUILD Communities. in-r- humility. Eighty-tw- o FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER CHRONICLE, PAYSON, UTAH THE PAYSON There are too many good fellows in the average town and not enough fellows who think things out alon g fljhe lines of good business, and refuse to come in until they are sold. I have never been able to figure out why a group of good buiness men will go ahead and do things civically, in wavs and along lines that they would not countennance in the conduct of thier own business, unless it is because of this thine of being a good fellow. If any man or any one organization had one tenth of the money that has been thrown away by civic organizations they could almost rebuild and remake all the towrns in this good old U. S. A. which goes to show that it isnt that people are not willing to do something to build their communities, but that their efforts are misdirected they shoot wild, dont aim, and often actually do not know what they are shooting at. If a business wrere handled in the same wTav thpre would be another job for the bankruptcy'1 courts. Mavbe its too bad that towns who are mismanaged and mlsrun can not un the same as a business. Nowr do not misunderstand; there is no unjust criticism'' here. It is just a plain fact. And w'hile dealing in facts it can do no further harm to state another truth The average bunch of men these good fellows who band themselves together for the purpose of making the community of which they are a part a bigger, better, more interesting, more attractive place in which to live, work, play and make money, and otherwise improve and build-u- p their community, always want one or two things: to start at the finish, or to do something that carries with it a lot of hurrah and excitement. They want a show and a lot of fireworks, a celebration and a great amount of whatever they are after, all at once. It is a difficult matter to interest the average civic organization in anything else, but its good business and not circus stuff that builds. gum-dippe- ImmtMl fnmfnttliM Dr. J. H. Ellsworth ITS p The Farmer Merc. has four Baby Beetpullers for sale. These are New Machines at! $50.00 Ea. Bargain Prices Co-o- DENTIST MAIN STREET IAYSON, UTAH J. C. BARNEY BUILDING WISE TO CHOOSE A f IRQKGIEIR m w ww'MutMNiw wmwmmmmmimm C.il.-W- ell all I LAKE TAHOE know is just what I read In the papers, and what conies alon? where 1 happen be to messing 1 dmt around. 'J rare where, nr how have much you traveled, It you want to hit a unique mK ot the J ;d$ woods go up Lake Tahoe, and over into Nevada, Reno, Car-- I ,m City, Virginia .9 I L City, all those Hot P JrL L, J Springs up around then-- , then that Lake Tahoe G00 hundred hoofs high, 26 miles long and 12 wide. Its not only the unique country. Its the people too that you run onto up there. Lots of Frisco people have their summer homes up there, the Fleishaekeis have a great place, and and he goes bark to his rounds up a new gang of guests and cm up for every week end. Then down the Lake further on Emerald ltuy .Mrs. Knight has I'll bet the most unique llmit-- e in Amo: ira, a Now we never House. Bweedish thought about tho Swedes having houses. We just kinder pictured cm being horn, and then leaving the next day for Minnesota, and then live in Americau made homes. Rut say on those Johnsons their native know how to live. This Ionise of hers Is" absolutely authenti--ami its the most livable thing 1 ever saw, all heavy substantial stuff. Then another neat one is Anita Baldwins summer plate ju- -t off the big Lake on Fallen Leaf Lake. Its log, the biggest oiu-r- i you ever saw. The Living room with the highest and every tiling in it is Indian, as slis and I mean authentic India-'collechas one of the greatest In,!-.-tions in Anurlra. Thu" is not one ui get thing you see or touch w he in that house tin's not Indian, or Indian design. Dishes, Knives, Eniks, all tho cushions of the (burs and fa pilsettees are covvskin loveio.l, lows are woven corn Indian I was admiring some of In to s.tv that I Backets, and ha: wanted to get hold of some, and she City the e is said, Over in Cai-o- n some very nice tuns, they vveie made by a very famous Washor Indian Woman now dead, but they ate rather dear, they tun about ten thousand When I regained put each. I Clanked her for the inif she thought formation and if T over and got say a dozen or so. I around E-- I , , , hn-li- s. and my destitute friend Arthur Brisbane can't seem to get together on Russia. There is a thousand things I talk about that I don't know any more about than a Senator, hut I did take an airplane three .wars ago and flew to London from Moscow and Leningrad, stayed there a couple of weeks, went with no delegation, and wasn't personally conducted, saw everything, didn't even belong to Hoover Committee, and I don't know any mors now about Russia than Brisbane does. If I wanted to start an Insane asylum that would be 100 per cent cuckoo. I would just admit applicants that thought they knew something Once you drive a ( ? UNi.ht Sjoduate, Inc.) car, you will six-cylin- quickly recognize its finer performance! For a Six is so smooth . . . quiet . . . flexible . . . and comfortable! And the six-cylind- Chevrolet er worlds lowest priced automobiles. It costs no more for gas, oil or upkeep than is one of the any other car you can buy. Come in today. In a few minutes you will see what fine quality is built into the Chevrolet Six and what real value it offers. Some Distinguishing Features six -- cylinder motor . . . de luxe wire wheels at no extra cost ... a wide variety of attractive new colors . . . modern, long, scmi elliptic springs . . . fully - enclosed brakes . . . Fisher hardwood and steel bodies four-whe- -- Mo about Russia. si fowiyj wouldeut give ten thousand dollar far tho basket they had Moses stored away in the bullrushes In. Hut we must get away from homos and get to the real interest up around Nevada, and thats the Divorceea. All of cm dont live in Reno. They Live over on, or near the California line, they have to serve three months, If they leave the State during that time and stay a week, they have to add that on to their sentence at the end. Most of them are young Women. There is on an average of about 2000 here all the time. Two judges in Reno are trying cases most all the time. Its a funny colony, and It alnt funny, its sad. You talk to these women, and the most of em would like to go back and have another try with the husband. But they are game and they wont come till he wires, and he Is all hopped up over some other younger Gal, and he dont wire, and they sadly go through with It. Course you dont hear the mans side out here. They dont always tell you about the man they are going to marry the next day aftef the decree. But Its really pitiful. Course there Is the old Stagers here who think no more of changng husbands then they do their brand of Gin. But there la many a heart break here and lots of children, thats the tough part. Some of them their Mothers told me they hadent told them yet, they thought they were just hers for a summer vacation. Divorce alnt so had I guess when its only the participants suffer, but its sure tough on the children. 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