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Show THE PAYSON CHRONICLE. PAYSON. UTAH. FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER H, 1945 David Bona, who M' and Mrs.Fuvson Huish who for the past Elizabeth Miss m does Nor mstraight shoting. for their summer inontns . im the speni Tlr,sday all the straight shooting glory go and S.m f : ancisco S;m Dit,g0. While here Berkeley to the men: Joyce LeeMaster, 16, turned home lor tne ;Pl rr1 lad an operation at of Springville, investigated a school and is prinripd, at Spn'h- payM)n H(ispjtal. rumpus in the family hen house Lake. ELISHA WARNER. Editor and found a wild looking animal, MAX R. WARNER, Business Manager like a cat, only larger, with a bob d Phone 64 Mrs. Emma Wilson, Local Correspondent Miss LeeMaster's tail. New shot from her .22 rifle EQUIPMENT IN READINESS boh brought a chicken-stealin- g Entered at the Post Office at Payson, Utah County Utah The Utah vocational training cats career to an end. as second-clas- s mail matter setup, because of previous exper- BECKWITH EXPLAINS ience in war proauction employ One Year $2.00 inent preparation, is prepared to CRATER offer a highly satisfactory service Six Months $1.25 Frank Beckwith, Editor of The to the returned veteran. One milMember Utah State Press Association and Delta Chronicle, and by heart a lion dollars worth of modern, National Editorial Association equipment, in ad- geologist, is the first man to acdition to what was already owntually discover that the famous ed at the beginning of the war, Pahvant Butte in Millard county, NATIONAL 6DITORIAL. be to available will the discharg- a huge and extinct volcano crater, ASSOCIATION ed soldier for job training. In is only a youngster compared to addition, Mr. Gunderson, the local a much older crater which Mr. directors and the instructors who Beckwith recently found circled have worked in war production the Pahvant Butte. Discovered are conversant with by Father Escalante in 1776, neartraining fully the most expert methods in. the WANT ADS ly 170 years ago When he oame New Fly Killing Glass supervision and training of men tnrough Utah and designated on for after-wa- r employment, yet his map as an isolated mountain Announcing the opening of PROMay Be Next in Kitchen their plan is flexible enough to in "The VO MUSIC CO., Provo.We carValley of Salt," the Pahbe quickly adapted to any new vant Butte BIRMINGHAM, ENG. By acciis a half mile in diary new and used instruments trainThe and accessories and have repair dent, a local scientist, Dr. W. M. needs that may arise in the 850 feet high. and meter service on all musical instru- Hnmptory has discovered a glass ing and employment fields. Butte is also mentioned by Gilments. We have a large selec- which kills off flies like a death ray TRAINING ON THE JOB bert in his U. S' Geologic Survey tion of used pianos, 20'c down. atid which, it is thought, may bein 1890. It remained, however, It is particularly pertinent at for Editor Beckwith to get curHighest prices paid for .used come standard equipment in tomusical instruments. Tempor- morrow's kitchens. this time that employers through- ious enough to discover enough in ary address 1066 D St., Provo. Dr. Hampton says he does not out the state know that they are about the Butte to fly over it discoverso and to in as a for enitled act doing a good start always helps. They plane, agencies As these-ar- children have found out, For Electric Appliance REPAIR know why it is that light, when fi- training-on-the-jo- b if they are ap- ed an older and more ancient and on the opening day w the ith teacher, a will hit kill this ltered to make anxious glass, through WORK, See LEE MAN SON, crater ring a mile in diameter by the State Board of Vo proved w ith he He started cational Education. apples. flies. 206 West Seventh South. explained that When rusk forward to present her Supt. E. Allen circling Pahvant Butte. to evolve this particular kind of Bateman has been under the re- Utah was considerably given Refrigerators Serviced and all glass at the request of the admiral- sponsibility of supervising the Lake Bonneville, Pahvant Butte electrical appliances repaired. ty, who required a "nonactinic sub- training and of approval of all was a live volcano, building its Call E. IL Belcher, stance to protect lighter-than-ai- r training agencies of the state. cone nearly a thousand feet above This will insure qualified instruc- the lake bottom and possibly to observation craft. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS the surface of the water. Millions The result was what Dr. Hampton tion, adequate equpment and con1 electric feed chopa new tinuing interest in satisfactory of years previodsly, however, this antifade For Sale termed his 1 new every veteran. Any giant, had been awake to a much per pressure cooker, form of rolled glass which would progress ofinterested in hiring one larger degree and left the tell7 qt.; 1 pair new trtick chains; absorb heat rays. It had a bluish employer more veterans and in, doing tale crater ring first recognized fruit bottles with tops, 30c per tinge, and its first test was in the or training-on-the-jo- b should im- by Editor Beckwith from 3,000 doz.; 1 Heatrola, excellent conwindow of an abattoir., If questions contact Bateman feet in the air. mediately Supt. dition. 488 West 3rd North. The first hot day people comthis sleeping reblanks. for Editor Beckwith, Upon application FOR SALE Used Brick and mented on the eerie coolness exof applications, officers of giant awoke twice in the last ceipt g used windows. perienced beneath the windows the vocational department will in- billion years, who knows when FOR SALE Baled Hay and Bal- fitted witlW'3-- antifade. The next spect and determine if the facil- it will awaken again? ed Straw, Max Elmer. day many dead flies were noticed on ities are of such a nature that the veteran is assured of continued ST. GEORGE the floors beneath the windows. 1934 OLDSMOBILE for sale. CAUGHT and satisfactory progress in his LONGHORN Good tires and in good condichosen work. Continued classifition. Price reasonable. Inquire Animal Tests Used to The last surviving Utah Texas cation of various phases of this 1400 at Regal Cleaners. pounds Longhorn, so so to vital permany training, Guard Health of Public sons, will be continued in suc- and with aweight horn spread of 39 FOR SALE Baled Straw. See ST. PAUL. MINN. In a buildinches, is now gracing St. George ceeding articles. Labaa Harding dinner tables. Caught by Rudger ing at the University of Minnesota, WOULD LURE TOURISTS a a colony of animals stands guard The problem of getting the tour- Anthony and tJohn P. Atkin inhis For J. R. WATKINS Products, over steer battled the big ist into Utah and Nevada, of roundup, the health of Minnesota. as he was call Mark A. Thomas, 151-- J, keeping him happy and showing captors continually The collection Includes sheep, rabWatlocal Your some 50 miles to the Spanish Fork, trucked a him be will time discussed chickgood bits, guinea pigs, mice and food and kins dealer. Nevada, Sept. 24, by the butcher pen, refused and dressed ens, and all of them serve as at Ely, after catpure, water a Hotel association. for the Minnesota guinea pigs FOR SALE Bliss Potatoes, any 702 pounds of good red-poiThe membership of the associabe amount Carroll Wilson, Phone board of health. tion is made up of Utah and Nev- meat. His head, mounted, will 179-- j. Their reaction to injections of bacada hotel, tourist camp, and auto seen in the Biology Department teria determines the presence or motel owners, and a large repre- of Dixie Junior College later this FOR SALE Cement and road absence of such diseases as typhoid, sentation from both states wll be fall. sand and gravel, plastering sand diphtheria and tuberculosis, and present. The Utah Department of WORD TO THE WISE and soil. A. L. Thorvaldsen and upon completion of the tests, com- Publicity and Industrial DevelopArthur Butler, Spring Lake,phone munities from which the bacteria ment has been invited to parti Travelers over Utah mainstem came can act accordingly. cipate. highways are alreadyfailcomplainto give It's their blood that does tha FINDS GIANT FROG ing that road signs FRUIT TOR SALE work, and some of the anlmala the distance from one town to A giant fossilized frog, two feet another. Tourists expecting actually qualify as blood donors. Plenty of BARTLETT PEARS. These in from the each include sheep, length, has been found north- town three miles.-a- s in the east, 350 W. E. South. 4th John Smith, west of Monticello by a group of experience a severe lost feeling of which is taken 75 cubic centl-meteat set intervals for use in explorers led by Ansel Hall of when they ride for 10 or 15 miles FOR SALE Bartlett Pears, In- Dr. Charles Camp of without seeing a sign or indicColorado. Wasserman tests for syphilis. Rabquire Stoil Stevens. the University of California is re- ation that it is so many miles to bit blood also is extracted for moving the ancient amphibian to such and such a town. Either FOR SALE Tomatoes, Carroll media. the California Universty museum the cities themselves or organized Wilson. Laboratory technicians also The creature was found in Beef groups could lose no time in spon care of the animals health. Basin, a little known or explored soring the erection of adequate 1938 FORD 1 ton Truck for area, reports Walter Herz of Re- signs at the entrances of their Co. Motor Sale Snyder no, a photographer, who spent a towns appraising the tourists of Refugees Are Eager to month with the group. Mr. Herz town's importance, its attracBARTLETT PEARS for Sale $1 Stay in United States informed Utah Publicity and In- the its historial background, tions, per bushel. Pick them yourOf th nearly dustrial WASHINGTON. Development Depart- and above all, a friendly welcome. self. Spencers, 590 No. 3 East officials the ment that and large 1,000 European refugees housed at lySUGGESTION FOR MOAB PEACHES $1 per bushel. Bring Fort Ontario, Oswego, N. Y., only practicallyof unexplored areas, Monticello and Bland-inw'est your own containers. Sherman 133 want to return to the homelands ing have a marvelous future for The Moab Chamber of ComLoveless. Phone from which they wera driven by interested in exploration merce could render a great ser groups It was learned the Nazla, recently. and archeology. vice to the coming tourists by WANTED TO BUY A survey of the Intentions of the erection of an sponsoring WANTED to Buy clean cotton tnese displaced persons, brought STRAIGHT SHOOTING sign at the Arches Natadequate UTAHNS a ahowad here nearly year ago, that rags. Sinclair Service. ional Mountain road junction. At 641 have expressed their hope of the present time, travelers not on most The big game deceptive WANTED FARMS & RANCHES remaining in the United States. the alert, pass the entrance to the 50 are run antelopes; they do not want to stay but targets Forty-tw- o Buyers calling daily for good miles an hour, weigh only 100 area never knowing they missed wiLr-LARNow. Write properties one of the wish to go some place other than scenic atL. SOWARDS Agency their former homes. Another 166 pounds, yet 40 out of 50 Utah tractions of outstanding the State. holders their animals got permit Office 39 W 2N St, Provo, Utah are undecided, according to the War during the recent open season WANTED TO BUY Used Band Relocation authority which adminisinstruments. 387 E. 2nd North ters the camp. that The Payson Chronicle - is FR SALE Spotlighting ili SUNFLAME UTAH OIL School Term Right well-aime- Starting vr f HEATER J with auxiliary hea! double draft regulai luxe model cmtaliiN el large home or BY. Crated for New Draft - Testerthi 3n available. ,d J The abf b: :t i Part fcgCDj trition CITY phone K r plus LIVER and IRON . . . C( 40 American Hospitals in the United Kingdom have been officially closed since Germanys surrender halted the flow of battle casualties, the army reported recently. Most of them were of 1,000 bed WANTED Responsible lady to capacity. The majority of wounded take charge of soda fountain. and ill soldiers in Britain have reCity Drug Co. covered and returned to their units, or have been flown to hospitalizaREAL ESTATE FOR SALE tion areas in the United States. other big sell, drop card to Harry Volsky, Payson. Utah. Highest prices paid. HELP WANTED 1 have their reasons for traveling in your area. Modern home, 3 FOR SALE Consult the County Clerk or bedrooms; close in. Large lot the respective signers for further with family orchard. See Chase information. Lumber Co. In the District Court of the in and FOR SALE 6 room house.part-l- y Fourth Judicial District, modern 1 acres, good barn for Utah County, Utah. and outbuildings. Fourth ward. NOTICE TO CREDITORS See Chase Lumber Co. In the Matter of the Estate of FOR SALE Farm 18 acres in WILLIAM D. DIXON, Deceased. Creditors will present claims, Payson Field. Double water rewith vouchers, under oath, to the right 5 Room home (newlymodundersigned administratrix at her finished) garage, two large ern coops, garnery and bam. residence in Payson, Utah, on or Excellent property, good loca- before October 30, 1945. LUCY 2. M. DIXON. tion. Inquire Chase Lumber Co. Administratrix FOR SALE two thirds acre of R. W. McMULLIN corn fodder also red chili beans Attorney for Administratrix William Dean 475 W 6th So. Payson, Utah Payson, Utah Now on Display made by Promenade shows that its readers, when they travel by automobile, do so for the following reasons: well-to-d- FOR SALE Farm, 45 acres, including two pastures, house with full basement, garage, two coops, large barn, cows horses and machinery, 2 Vz miles from Payson. Frank McClellan Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Daniels and granddaughter, Joan Clay, left Wednesday for their home in California, after a visit here with relatives. In their honor, members of the Barnett family had 4.2 acres of land, FOR SALE a canyon party Sunday at the brick cinder two home, head of Canyon and later 600 chickens; cellar, made a Payson coops with over the loop. trip Mrs. barns, fruit trees. See Leah Waters, Spring Lake, on PROBATE and GUARDIANSHIP main highway. NOTICES TOURISTS AN INTERESTING POLL See country Comfort o Big news for housewives! The Coronado Electric Washer is back and now on display in our showroom! 20 hs 15 Independence Leisurely travel 15 . the first brand new Coronado Electric Washer since 1942; bright and new . . . ready to go into home. your 10 Check these Coronado features when you visit our store: large potcc ain tu , cadmium plated wringer, massive balloon rolls, big , vane high agitator, sealed in oil transmission and lifetime lub - Stop wherever they want, flexible, convenient, interesting, etc. 40 Tins ricated motor. SURVEY ahould drive home the fact that the magnificence of nature is not enough to bring you a rich crop of tourist dollars. e Ut 3 Ptlan tbat Sccms tFc most satisfactory for th of the first washers, because quantities are naturally limit that serves the best meals ot clean wholesome food; offers THRIFTY PAYMENT PLAN AVAILABLE a place to sleep in clean comfortable surroundings; breathes an atmosphere of hospitality, will within a year become a mecca toward which thousands of tourists will turn. '' UTAH STATE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLICITY AND INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT Allas ButlJtag Salt Laki City, Utah (This advertisement is number six of a series to promote a future tourist trade for the entire state) Jy CoTonaVowTshTr! ANY WAYSIDE TOWN Vi'V?..' Ut 64.95 ram; DON J. McCOY, Owner hW f pUcbaSe Iro 5 w. If you have springer Holstein or United States army hospitals a cows to i It r. Payton g, fll'TOMCBIlf rs. rk, 40 3. Forty Oc )el DRUG - ENGLAND. Pn af rs LONDON, si nsc Contain all vitamins known to be essential to human nu- - 32-R-- 6. In United Kingdom Close O Mr th PLENAIMt nt Livestock. Highest WANTED cash prices paid. Phone No. 2. lint ie ! Serenade is ffiaekl 1012-- iC Sdj Utah-Nevad- Phone Pa r3lt vii Coray-Pickerin- Provo, Utah. tt on tlir 3-- 121-R-- FjIi hi Care of ED SNYDEs 280 West Third ' 39-R-- 3. A 3 WEEK $1.25 PER PAYABLE MONTHS DEALER PAYSON. UTAJl |
