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Show Tiie Payson Chronicle J. II. MOUNTFORD, PUBLISHER Published every Friday at IayH'm, Utah, a city of 3,500 loyal, and contented citizens. Entered at the Post Of I ice at Payson, Utah County, Utah, as mail matter. progrcs-uv- second-clas- e s SUBSUUIP'I IONS 1 i ear . . $2.00 . 6 Months $1.00 ADVERTISING RATES ON APPLICATION. ROADS FOR FARM RELIEF hoiror. what could the object s of the cornner be? in A Stifled Sob a sudden scream Detective Tones too', three handsprings across .'.e room and pounced upon the object As he threshed altout in the blood and gore ard slime he gave vent to snappy exclamations of delight, and holding aloft his hand he exhibited an Adam's apple that had been torn asunder from Newtons throat. On the side could be seen a daik blotch that glistened in the light as Jones fondeled it in his hands. "We have him, we have him, he cried, pointing to the gristle in his s hands. "There is the murderers on this Adams apple. Ah, softly whispered the LittU Ona. I am glad because of that, we must have this bloody business cleared up with neatness and dispatch." Turning to Sam the detective issued his orders. Have this body removed at once and take a care that you dont harm a hair of its head. The sun rose warm and glowing the next morning, but not before The Little Ona who was out before the faintest sign of dawn peeked over the mountain With brush and bucket in hand she soon washed away all the grim remin ders of that terrifying murder. After this had been done she called the Catfish to her duties and soon the hotel was hack in its old rut once again awaiting its next guest. Suddenly in bieezed the Ver Nita wuth the death rattle in her throat that sounded like a handful of lima beans thrown hastily into an empty er horse-and-wago- year-roun- material. o OF IMPORTANCE TO THE WEST With By Mrs. A. R. Wilson Phone 64 FOR FRIDAY & SATURDAY, MAY 22 23 in S &H Green Always Get Your Discount Stamp, In honor of Mrs. Sterling Bills, a bridal shower was given last week by her mother, Mrs. Frank Daley, her cousin, Miss Florence Daley and Miss Nelda Bills. The affair was given at the home of Miss Daley and the guests included close friends of the young bride. a M a Blue Pine Coffee, pound 'Come quickly, come quickly Sam is being murdered in screamed! the church With a sickly grin on her face The Little Ona bade the Catfish to look after the hotel and fled in the wake of Ver Nita who made a beeline for the church across the way. No sooner had they entered the door than they beheld a ghastly scene that chilled their blood in their veins. There at the foot of the pulpit, lay poor Sam fighting for air and tnak ing a gasping sound like the sucking of foul air through a siphon hose in an empty beer crock. Who did this awful thing? asked The Little Ona. "I dont know, sobbed the bewildered Ver Nita, falling to her knees Just then a faint rustling sound was heard and the two girls turned to see Old Norman, the village leech standing beside them. Can Tomatoes, a Pack. No. 21o, 2 cans HHMIlllU22JtI1 Crushed or g Pineapple, a Tidbits. 8 Gesundheit a 63c ! 2 Malt, each lb can, 3 for if, a II Glass Free a 07P . Aiiuiiiauiuuaiu Mr. and Mrs. John Persson visited for several days last week at Eureka with their daughter, Mrs. Tom Householder. They were enroute home from Los Angeles where they visited with Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Persson. a Lettuce, Large Solid a Heads. 2 for 9 Golden Taylor and Freeman Bird were in Provo Monday night to sing at a farewell party in honor of Mr. Taylors nephew, Hal Dahlquist who is leaving soon on a mission to Sweden. MiMisaisiiu1 Small Cans Oysters, each 15c j! a 10c imiiiiiimianiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiHEinuli,i SATURDAY MEAT ONLY SPECIALS, and Sirloin Steaks 35c 2 pounds for Pot Roasts 15c pound Link Sausage nn pound FREE DELIVERY SERVICE Phone 39 T-Bo- ne The first ward M. I. A. spensored a ilance in the ward amusement hall Tuesday night, all ward members of mutual age were invited. Mrs. Elorum Tescrner entertained children Saturday May 16, in honor of the 6th birthday anniversary of her daughter Naionta. Games and She lunch were the features of the day. can. 35c a 5 Mrs. Jack Sutcliffe of Salt Lake was a guest last week at the home of Mrs. Harold Okerman. Edna May Loveless returned home with her for a weeks visit. 18 Mrs. Fred Nelson, of California, who is mother Julia Petersofo nesday in Provo visiting Rock IlNfll Huntington a guest of spent THIS Wed- is friends. the way to Travel, fied with an adventurous career that is denied the average citizen. He has the uncanny ability of being able to determine the square root of a late:al forward pass by the osmosis process. The discussion concerning silver stabilization is of vital That proud mien and mitytfciry air interest to western states. comes, not as a cherished inheritance, It is generally agreed that the business of the world canbut as that final artistic touch to add background to his socifci activities. not be entirely carried on with old. The present No flies settle on him. mis-relatibeof is a the result depression largely Case No. 35 Memorial parks own tween the value of gold and the value of silver. It is now greenkeeper, custodian and superintendent of animal husbandy. No monbeing advocated that an effort be made, on an international scale, to stabilize silver. key shines here. The original typical giangster type who forsook racketeerIf that is done, it will mean increased employment and ing for a more dignified vocation. A activity in all lines of endeavor in our mining states. Westnasty temper acquired by giving his ern prosperity and mining prosperity go hand in hand toWhat? Another Murder? he quer- ahildren the third degree every time day as they did in the past when the search for precious ied, an earnest look showing on his he catches them guilty of misconduct metals led to the establishment of the great west- face. Something must be done to He keeps the wolf from the door with d a ax and never, never stays stop this dastardly business. ern empire. Yes, but what can we do? whim- out late at night. Otherwise a harmless creature. pered the amazed Little Ona. Aha, that is just it. What can you do?" And a tremor swept over Old Answers to Intelligence Test questuaij ut pappnqo aq 88 Kpoq s.ubuuo ions: dish glee. After you have written your answContinued next week ers on a piece of paper check them with the ones given below. Give yourThe Hangnial runs loco again. Vic- self 12 percent for each one correctly tims are snatched from where ever answered, add the total, divide by 24, they may chance to be. From the break and subtract 100 from the remainder. fast table, from out their beds, and This will give you the graphical measeven from off the streets at night, urement in cord feet of the capacity of they are swept in with nary a warning. your intelligence. If you have cheated Yet the only emotions exhibited by take 5 percent off. the Hangnail was a high pitched laugh 1 Z. C. M. I. stands for Zions Collec-io- n that spread terror through the hearts of Mormon Imperials. of all those who heard it. The public is 2 The woman is a customer. Be yourself, the longest sentence 3 again warned to be on the look-oAvoid the shadows, Stay out of chop known by anyone is a life sentence. 4 suey joints and hop houses. The quickest method is to add the Yappings From The Kennel has at ity of the Unholy Three is sweeping Case No. 31 That of Udells printer nalike of houses afire. a the Local and digits contained in 1930 in the order Inst come into its own. city string Cut to the bone. Publisher of the week- of their apearance. Thus: film been made have for Offers of the eqtional officials Psychological rights ly Estonisher, otherwise known as the uals 13 A most unlucky answer to Survey For Feehle Minded Society to place it on the audible screen. Each Chronicle. He has but one ambition, have asked that they he permitted to Friday News Reels are being made down to he swacked the live day got 5 A bed, you sap. use our columns for the purpose ol of the crowds in front of the Chronicle S. W. Root Beer. The only grudge on office their the for of the copies society. fighting gathering statistics for he holds is against the druggest who Pull yourself together, Wayne. The P. S. F. F. M. S. are using certain paper. The police force is taxed to its once sold him a tube of rat poison for portions of Loon's famous Intelligence utmost to hold the mob under control. tooth paste. When but a small boy at Tests from which the following quest- The press has been set m high gear the age of seven he was caught depitiful in In a valiant effort to supply the ions are taken. The answers will but he still feels undercurrent, the by heed. mand. Take in Enter column. this your found elsewhere a has that he fighting chance. The now before it is too late. 1 What do the hieroglyphics Z. C. M. who makes use of town in man only I. stand for? that slogan, Obey THE UNHOLY THREE 2 What woman is it that gets up that impulse. primitive early in the morning and goes to the New characters appearing in this inThe Conoco gas and Case No. 32 store for a loaf of bread? stallment : oil man. Stripped to the gears. When 3 What is the longest sentence you Ver Nita A hop Head boy he had to undergo a major opOld Norman One of the Unholy Three eration for the leaping halitosis which know? An Adams apple, A smeared fing- left him with an 4 Give mathematical data to show underslung accent hail a was 11)30 erprint, the death rattle, and the cold and a weakness the long O and the year. why light of dawn complete the cast for Liquid R with C flat in the key of G. 5 What has one foot and four legs? this installment. In other words he sings falseto. He My Daily Line The Story Thus far: looks like a cider jug in a snow storm and seven of hour away Up at unholy On a black stormy night Fig New- with the alcohol floating on top. DomYou can falk with them to breakfast of scrambled eggs and black coffee. Anon to printery where ton. notorious big game hunter, is estically inclined. quickly and at low cost, and Our barber. Lit like Case No. 33 ease your mind. do drink heavily to extract of vanilla caught telling strange stories to the Long DisA Ona to Little and church. a SuddCafish Thence Hansen. tance poker face, a whisky nose and smoke long cigarrio. charges are lower than ever. For example, typewriter whore do pound out sever- enly the lights go out and in the com- and primal instinct. Hung like a screen station to station day rates al foolscaps of mlly prattle which do motion poor Newtons throat is ripped door in fly time. The fact that his was once a bathing refrom Payson to: cause editor to chuckle in secret sil- wide open and he is left to die as best father-in-lasort manager and that his brother a ence. Then whither away to Charlies' he can. from Payson to: Before a hand can be raised, Dupla big league base ball pitcher has never across the avenue and madly fling out The dlian, who is present during the led him to believe that he too might Deming New Mexico $2.35 challenge to idling loafers which goes murder, steals silently out of the door. someday be left in the lurch Those hav to Anil printery unheeded. again not Petoloma Calif $2.35 and engage ink carrier in game of pus- Before anyone is aware of what is ing dealings with him are warned that New Mexico Clores, $2.55 a Salesman local e dead-eythe of detecta member weary happening he is a brings sy wants a corner. Then spend ive on the scene. The detective falls gun club with dues paid in full. When evening in Star Theatre watching on his hones and commences his exam- cornered he has been known to beat across Xv A. tt Jbor Atwwj "Finger Prints" in lapid action ination Suddenly he e, son ethtng his way out with a cue stick. bedtimes to then And eon. the soi His nostiils dialiate, and be in HQi-pi-iOfyf-e: to Case No. 34 leading a colorful away. whine like a pup. The Little Ona and existence of root beer magnet school Hansen stand tansLxed in teacher, and athletic coach has indenti- With increasing rapidy the popular Catfish on DONES CASH MARKET Grocery Specials mmm 3 fing-erpring- At present, as for the past three years, farm relief is one of the most important issues of the time. And good roads, roads, must play a leading passable roads, in part agricultures rehabilitation. The farmer whf) can haul liis goods when the market is most receptive, whose children are assured quick transportation to and from schools some miles distant, who can at any time and for any reason go where he wants, quickly and cheaply, is at a great advantage. Oregon, California, New York and other states are show ing what good secondary roads can do, not only for the far mer, but for small towns and as an attraction to tourists. The entire nation particularly at this time, when Federal aid has been increased and road building is advocated to relieve unemployment should get in line and build the roads that are so vitally needed. Only a small part of our total highway mileage is paved. The majority of our citizens in agricultural and rural areas live on roads that are hardly different from those used by n their fathers in the days. It is an economic impossibility to give all these areas high-typ- e highd with contadt have must easy, yet they ways roads--road- s is the outside world. And the answer secondary with local materials as a base, and treated with one of the inexpensive, but long wearing, modem asphaltic all-weath- .dy me shade, LOW FARES EAST and WEST Ci ginning AAY i:ih Beginning MAY 22nd two-edge- Examples of Low Round Trip Fares from PAYSON To Denver .... $36.78 Omaha 64.83 Kansas City 64.83 Chicago .... 75.33 New York, 136.73 N. Orleans, 85.18 Los Angeles 40.00 Portland 51.15 Boston .. 142.59 Wash. 130.89 -- ut Then daily to Oclohsr ioi.Ii Return Limit October 31st Travel over the smoothest roadbed in t' s world...Union Pacific... and arrNa at c.: vacation destination hours or dry:; scaur, and without fatigue! Take advantage of the low summer excursion fares. Liberal stopover privileges. Interesting side trip to Zion National Park and other wonders of sol them Utah, or to Yellowstone, or Grand Teton National Parks, at slight additional cost. Visit Denver and Rocky Mountain National Park at no extra railroad fare. For Further Information Consult Local Agent Proimrtlonntrly low fnrra te other point D. S. StK t'Eil Gertprnl PnNmuer Ajtent Salt Li ke City, l fnh The Overland Route iaiciiiiitjllullBBBHa11BIiiiifl sub-ssripti- o-- STOP WORRYING a w 8 I Let us help you plan your New Home. can also help you in financing it. cash It is not necessary to have very much in order to build. Come in and see us or hall phone and we be glad to call and talk the matter over. Chase Lumber and Coai Co. -- I 8 j Anything in Lumber PAYSON Everything in Servic UTAH Phone 127 |