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Show , THE JORDAN JOURNAL The ·Jordan Journal Quality Foods Issued Every Thursday by The Jordan Publishin~ Company, Inc. C. C. CRAPO REAL ESTATE BROKER HOMES TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION LOANS FARMS One year ..........--..............- ... --.. -.... - ... $1.50 Sandy, Utah THIRTEEN HIGH SCHOOLS $80.00 PER MONTH INCOME Telephone Midvale 178 ARRANGE DEBATE MEETS YOURS!-115 X 181 ft. on Center Entered at the postoffice at Midvale Street, furnished appartments and People who have learned the value of Finals to be Held at University on City, Utah, as second-class matter. Business block. Nearly 1,000 in. COSY NEW BRICK~ rooms Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bradford Mrs. May 14 bath on Lincoln Avenue, money-those who know the meaning of come per annum. Owner leaving Cora Bradford of Magna, Mr. and Furance, sewer, city water, ele>cb-i<t town. Half down and $40.00 per thrift and economy appreciate the Skaggs Mrs. Hardcastle, Mr. ·and Mrs. LawThirteen districts will hold seplights. Moderate down PROHIBITION ENDING month, furniture, etc., included. son of Sandy, Mrs. R. W. Palmer and arate dcebating eliminations among system of foOd 'Distribution without Waste.' and easy terms. WIFE-BEATING See Albert Vunder, :Midvale or C. Mrs. Samuel Wardle of West Jordan the high schools and each district They know it mea11s rreedom from the C. Crapo. SPLENDID-5 room cottage and Mrs. R. A. Naylor, Mrs. Leo D. will send the winners to the interdismonthly grocery bill and is a great improvePark Benches are Emptied of their coin Avenue, Midvale. Paimer, Miss Ona Shields and DicK trict meets. Finals will be held at with bath, full basement, Shields were guests of Mr and l\11-s. ment in many ways over the old inefficient the U. of U. on high school day, May drun~en derelicts, and the men who SOMEBODY! GET BUSY-That with furnace and laundry; James Shields Wednesday 14, it is announced by John K. Ed- used to make their wives and childmethod. sweet little confectionary corner, range and linoleum a-o with Mrs. Hattie Mackay of Granger, munds who is in charge. ren the victims of their thirst and State and Main Streets, Sandy is deal ;large garage; cement Mrs. Uaura Ekstead and daughters Only dependable foods-those of real The question to be debated is: besotted rage have sobered up and open to you. The business is pleas-j and lawns. Down payment Mattie and Mildred of Salt Lakt: "Resolved, that the exclusion act of returned to work to feed their famant and profitable. Buy it and be merit and wholesomeness-find a place on terms to suit. Must be sold bet'on• City and Mrs. Bertha Naylor am, 1924 immigration law should be so ilies. And that one fact, believes happy. the shelves of Skaggs stores. Our buyers May 1. · baby Ferrel were dinner guests 01 amended as to admit Japanese into Evangeline Booth, Commanger of the --------------~ are exceedingly cru·eful to stock only items Mr. and Mrs. Leo Palmer, Wednes the United States upon the same Salvation Army in the United States CHEAP AS DIRT-6-room red uH"• LISTEN, MR. RENTER-You are day. basis as Europeans.' is the most convincing argument in that can be sold with credit to the Skaggs house. 2 Ya acres land in paying for a house. Who gets it? Mr. and Mrs. Robert Naylor am1 The high schools are divided into favor of Prohibition and against the Jordan. $1600.00--be quick. institution and perfect satisfaction to our Let me start you out with one of children, Roy and l''errel motored tu districts as follows: return of the saloon. She is sure, your own on easy terms. A new customers. Lehi Tuesday. District one, East high school, Salt however, that the Eighteenth Amendone if you prefer. (Come and have MOVE IT-Say, if you have a uvouc • Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bradford an(l Bingham Canyon, and Pleasant Grove ment is so firmly entrenched in publot or farm to ~;ell, get busy While we stock numerous items of nationa chat.) Mrs. Cora Bradford and son, Larken high school, Pleasant Grove. District lic favor that it will never be repealI can sell it for you. My mElthodill ally known merit, we are not nearly so parof Magna visited Mr. and Mrs. Daviu two, Moroni high school, Moroni; Ne- ed, and equally sure that it can be bring results. phi high school, Nephi; Tintic Shields high Wednesday. $A MONEY MAKER $-Small dairy enforced. Such drinking as is inticular about the label on the can or the Melvin Naylor of Salt Lake vis. school, Eureka. District three, L. D. dulged in now, she asserts, is a fad and beet farm near State Street. $ $ MONEY $ $-Plenty of it at 8 brand, as we are the contents and its fitness ited relatives of South and West 3. high school, Salt Lake City; West of the idle rich which will die out, or Rich soil, good 5-room house, full per cent on farms. No delays, for our trade. !tigh school, Salt Lake City; Jordan else society-society, that is, with Jordan Wednesday and Thursday. basement; barn for 12 cows; 9 good commissions above the 6% per Mr. and Mrs. Gus Kallas and baby aigh school, Sandy; Salt Lake colleg. the big "S"-will be turned upside c~ws; hay to feed them; milk-house interest once a year and easy Every item is carefully scrutinized by ex• Helen of Bingham were guests 01 .ate institute, Salt Lake City. City water, electric lights; milk indown and furnish rum wastrels for payment privileges. Pay otr peds for genuine quality and make. This DL,;tl'ict four, Park City high school the Salvation Army to salvage. Mis's Mrs. George Stocking on Saturday, come $180.00 per month. $145.00 higher loan. Park City; Morgan county high Booth's utterance is no careless stateMarch 27. net $2500.00 down and easy terms. is your insurance against displeasing or unA concert was given under th .. .,;chool, Morgan; North Summit high ment of fact and possibility, for there wholesome foods. Our care in selection and District auspices of the South Jordan choH ;chool, Coalville. five, is no seasoned worker among the our scrupulously clean methods of handling Friday evening, March 26 in the wan. .Spanish Fork high school, Spanish submerged tenth than she, none aguarantee the utmost protection for you and house. There were members from 1~ork; Springfield high school, Spring mong the world's greatest moral your family. Make your food purchases at Sandy, West Jordan, Crescent anu field; Provo high school, Provo; Lin. clean-up organizations more familiar 1\HDVALE Magna on the progralll, besides the eoln high school, Pleasant Grove. with the sodden aspects of drunkenSkaggs and get the benefit of these unusual District six, Murray high school, ness and debauchery and their dehome members of the choir. principles. 1 l\lr. and Mrs. Joseph Holt are sel- Murray; Tooele high school, Tooele , vastating influence on the home. It was while convalescing from an atling out their entire line of goods oi \Jyprus high school, Magna. tack of appendicitis that she issued the Jordan Mere. Store. The store her statement on Prohibition, which will be operated by the new manager Everybody is going to Japan with is quoted in part by the New York Mr. J. l\:1. Miller within a week or the Draper "M" Men. When? On Times as follows: ten days time. After all these years of hard fight· Mr. Joseph Naylor and Mrs. Clif- April 10, 1926. Tickets are on sale now for 15 and 25 cents each. ing to protect the home, emancipate ford of Midvale visited Mr. and Mrs. Special features of the journey neglected children and wipe from our R. A. Naylor Friday Wholesale and Retail Mr. and Mrs. John Elwood and will be Japanese Jazz by the Mat. national escutcheon the disgrace of Mr. and Mrs. Hardcastle of Sandy, .;umaro Trio; "Japanese Lov Songs", the evils arising from drink, it is A tender smile, a low sweet voice, 1\'l.r and Mrs. William Peterson and a pianologue by Miss Nell Clark 01 good to find that the people of Ameri: REASONABLE RATES Miss Ona Shields were guests of :Mrs. Jordan High School; Japanese danc- ca have come to a correct judgment Cupid's jeweled silver dart, mg, religious ceremonies and song" concerning the drink evil. ,It is 'tU<\ AT ALL SEASONS OF THE YEAR Mildred Shields Sunday, March 28. A woman's dainty little foot M1·. and Mrs. R. A. Naylor and l.ly a number of maids from Japan. thinkable that the country will ever Treading on a white man's heart. The crowning feature of the tri.l- return to the deadly saloon system children were dinner guests of Mr. NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR SPECIAL DELIVERY BABY CHICKS-200 White Leghorn -Alice Crowell Hoffman. and Mrs, Otto Smidth of West Jor. will be a Japanese one-act play, ''L. and a resumption of liquor vending Joy San," staged in Tokio. He wh<April 16th. Hatch coming off May "Surely it will be conceded that uan, Sunday misses this tnp is losing one of life ' ~ the Salvation Army knows something 1st and 8th ' for sale at $10.00 per OFFICE, PLANT-6:500 South State A dance was given in the amuseWipe off the windshield at the sign g-reatest opportunities. hundred. W. 0. Boberg, Sandy, lJt. about the evils of strong drink. From ment hall Saturday March 27. The Remember, April 10, 1926, at 8:15 the day my father founded the orPhone Midvale 173-R t 5-1-26 of rain. 'l.'hen you not only prevent last dance to be given under the Telepho_ne, Residence, Murray 445 the muddy streaks made by the wip- management of Mr. J. M. Holt. Tht:: p. m., lJmper Amusement Hall, lJra ganization in England to combat tk Midvale 175-J per Hall, Draper, Utah. Prices lv F OR SALE-New ~odern 5-roon• er, but prevent th., scratching of the dance was a big success, the music degradation and voice that are inevihouse. Good location. See J. A. .md 25 cents. . . table consequences of liquor drinkAlcorn West Jor([a L 1 C glass. There IS much abrasive {nat- being fumi:>hed by the Paramount ' n 4urn )er tf •o. t cr fl ymg ing, the Salvation Aarmy has held · · t h c d ust, wh'1ch soon orchestra. Confetti was thrown and m 1 26 rigidly to its purpose, and feels that aepe paper hats and caps were worn A SALTY EXPERIENCE - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - g-rinds a disfi"uring streak around it had a great deal to do with the uy the dancers. ueonard Lyon Age 1:.. FOR SALE-Coles Hi-Oven Range the path of the wiper. enactment of Prohibition in America. The first opening ball under the .ilidvale ~t:nool 7th UradL used three months, good as new.l "It is an illogical thing to say that new management will be given SatMiss Peterson, Teacher Price $25.00, West Jordan Lumber ' because a new law has not workeu urday evening April 3. hvery onL We were in the cauyvn about th, Co. 2-10-tf like magic it is best to cast it aside lS invited. Dances will be given real .irst of August and had come back and return to the original state of vlten from now on. .rom a sw,m m an olu ponu. lt wa. FOR SALE-Choice Cuthbert Raspvice which, because of its awfulness, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Mabey are re- .1eady tive o'clock anJ tnne lor sup berry plants, $1.50 per hundred. A. prompted the enacti'nent of that law . JOlcing over the arrival of a baby boy per. We were to have bacon an,. A. Malmtrom, 559 Center St. 4-t Such a thing would make civilization uo,·n ,vlonday March 29. Mother anu .<ggs. We rustled some wood an,, march backward. It is rather tho.: uabe are doing nicely. ' GOING FAST-Large , Choice Lots made a fire. duty of the citizen, the State and the 50 X 145. Best location in townMrs. Mayruuu and daughter, Eva lt was my turn to cook. I sliceu Midvale's new Addition. Only were g-u.;.,;t;:; of Mr. and Mrs. Pet~.; che bacon and put it in the fryin 6 Government to find ways and •nean h $350 per lot. Your own terms. For ~~obertson Saturday. .t~an. The boys had just seen a snake to make the law work out it.;. unqcssale by owner. A. A. Malmstrom J iHr. and Mrs. ~amuel Cooper, Mr. ..mel 1 was looking at them with th~.; tioned benefits to humanity. It can , 559 Center Street, Midvale .• nJ ,.vlrs. Leo D. Palmer and children ~<~lt shaker in my hand. I took oll be done. It is being done. tf 1 "Enemies of the Volstead Law .md .Miss Una Shields were guests o1 che lid, so that 1 could get the sal. waste their time when they try to ,ALL KINDS-of Sheet Metal work .IlL and Mrs. James Shields Wed- vn the eggs. Just then one of thL tell organizations like the Salvation done and repairs. Moderate prices. Hesaay evening. The evening was ooys pushed my hand and all of tllL Army that National Prohibition will Midvale Tin Shop, 88 No. Main St., ' .spent in playmg cards and luncheon salt went on the bacon. lt was all Midvale. t-4-8 was served after which prizes were we had so we had to go without ba- not work. Vast changes have come about, and to undo them would be t o <~warded. 1\lr. and Mrs. Cooper won -:an ror supper. WHITE LEGHOHN Eg-gs-for hatchstrike a blow at every fireside and Buy enough Stock-tonic or Pan-A-Ce-A to last your stock or J~;·st pnze and Mrs. Palmer and · ing from our flock mated to Ivan's every industry in this country. J arne:; ;,Juelds won the consolation. APRIL FOOL FUN pedigreed cockerels of 265 egg· l "Why try to tell the Salvation Mr. and Mrs. Levi Naylor an- i:'earl Pugmir" 7th Gmde chickens for thirty days. If at the end of that time you strain. W. 0. Boberg, Sandy, Ut. ' Army that the park benches ar, nounce the engagement of their .llidvale School Age 13 Phone Midvale 173-R t 5-1-26 crowded with drunken men as they ..taugnter hlva to ua Rasmussen 01 Mi:>s Peterson, Teacher are not pleased with the good results, return the empty April Fool's Day is Thursday. On were before Prohibition when we "''"ug.,r. Tne wedding is to takt FOR SALE-Baby Carriage $10.00. that day many pranks are played on used to gather them in Thanksgiv~lace April 7. Call Midvale 168-J. container and we will cheerfully refund your money. Could Mr . .t'"rry J:iolt who has been vis- unsu:;pecting people. There are harm ing Day, for example, and fight to salvage them? They are gone. The .ul jokes and playful jokes. All the Hing I'eiatlves here tne past week reFOR SALE-4 Desirable Residences. J cu>lleu to \Vyommg Tuesday March jokes that are played should be play benches still remain, but the occuanything be more fairer? Enquire J. Wilmer Booth, Booth , ul ones, for harmful ones usuall) pants are not drunk any more; thcr PRESCRIPTIONS ;!0. Mere. Co. ' ~ exactly as your doctor ordered. are climbing upward to better thingJ 1~Liss Elsie Winward ,v isited he1 2nd in accidents or hurt feelings. The small children love to gel while the public rushes by all unheedp<t1ents, Mr. and Mrs. .l:'eter WmA MYSTERY-Strayed, latter part t Pure, fresh, potent drugs, com" aL·d ;,a'turuay and :Sunuay of lasL jokes on their parents and teacher:o ing. Why try to tell us that working of January, 1926, 2-year old heifer 1 ponded only by registered licens JY telling them that there is a spide1 men spend their wages before theil ed pharmacists. Checker and week. Guernsey, from farm in. Union. Reun their shoes; and they, trying L families can get the money for fooLl double checked for your safety. l~li.:>s Lucy Stocking was a guesc ward. Notify L. A. Smith. Phone If any sick person in distressed at a caru party Tuesuay of last wee.b. 1nake tnem happy, look down. Theu and that men beat their wives and Midvale 62-R3. 4-8 26 what fun the little tot has, as h, children as in the old days? It circumstances cannot afford to pay <.~t Draper. we will gladly fill their prescrip-'\1iss Hosella Beckstead has gont .:alls "April Fuol!'' The older folk& simply is not the case. Indian or Woman 7 "If the idle rich persist in making tion gratis. to Salt LaKe to spenu an indellmtc uke to treat their fdends to candy a sport of the Prohibition law, the made of soap, peper, flour, salt 01 time. A fiery eye, a wild war-whoop. day may come when the boulevard Poisoned arrows, bloody red, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Crowthur anything that will surprise the party who eats it; to put salt in the sug:11 iers, vastly in the minority, will have A cruel, reeking tomahawk Mirlva]e Utah and son, Jumor anu Mu;s Glauy:, oowls, and sugar in the salt shakers, to be salvaged out of their attractive Sinking in a white man's head. h head on sp.,nt the week-end visnto send some one on a foolish cr- places for secret drinking and rescu ing Mr. and •\irs. Alma Wheadon. Mrs. Walter .l:'almer and Mn;. rend, in fact, to do anything to fool ed, if possible by the Salvation Army Samuel Wardel visited Mrs. Elsi., a friend is the aim of every one or. just as the poor saloon victim used to be. In that event the sober and "All Fool's Day." .:iwckmg Tuesday. progressive working classes will in every prank you decide to play, .Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Tee havt. moved to Lark to make their home. have all the fun you can, but be surt. automatically become the aristocrates and society, so-called, will be turn('. ,\'l.;·s. Tee was formerly Miss May it is wholesome and harmless. upside down in its system of organiB.;ckstead. three weeks with infiamatory rheu. zation. Mbs Ann and Elsie Holt and Mar- matism "In other words, drinking and flout Ilin Newbold of the B. Y. U. at LoMiss Alene Tuttle and Alloween ing the Prohibition law are a fad and gan visited friends and relatives here Healey entertained the S. B. S. clul., will die out." Saturday and Sunday. Monday evening at the home of Mrs. "She led her band of salvationists Smith Brockbank left this week Mary Shields The evening was spent against the drink evil in the United CYLINDER HONING, IGNITION Made from Barley, Oats, Corn. :&ran. Sltort1, Beef Ior Bear River, Utah He has a po- in sewing and games. Luncheon wa~ States and consistently opposed the sition there working as an electrical served to the following: Leah Soffe, saloon while she salvaged its wrecks BATTERY CHARGING, $1.00-because we generate our Scrap, Buttermilk, Bone Meal, Chareoal, Salt, C.ttoa c.ngineer. Smith has been studying Elva Naylor, Edna Naylor, Mable and bound up the wounds of its vicown energy Seed Meal. for this position for the past eight Holt, Miss Hansen, Miss Hay, Ruth tims. Evangeline Booth has been months in Chicago, Illinois. Lloyd, Miss Healy and Miss Tuttle. knocked down by drunkards and so The Senior Bee Hive Girls gave MINIMUM CRUDE PROTEIN _ _ _ _ tTtX, Mr. and Mrs. E. 0. Maxfield were badly injured that she spent monthB a weenie roast and a Marshmallow dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sam- in hospitals. In the early days of MINIMUM CRUDE F A T - - - - - toast Tuesday evening in the South uel Cooper Sunday her work in the New York slums MAXIMUM CRUDE FIBER Jordan park. Mr. and :Mrs. Nolan Shields and salvationists were murdered by Mrs. Mary Shields, Arnold and baby Larue were gue.sts of Mr. and drunkards. She, therefore, knows Made by tlae Utahna Shields, Alvin Stocking and Mrs. D. A. Shields Sunday. One-Half Mile South Triangle Service Station what she is talking about when she Lionel Anderson motored to Salt Mr. and Mrs. John Stocking, Mr. attacks the illegal liquor traffic and West Jordan, Utah Lake Sunday and were dinner guests and Mrs. Gus Kallas and baby Helen upholds Prohibition. For seventy of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace S. Shields. and Mr. Milton were guests at a years her organization has fought Phone Midvale 108 Russel Stocking is very much im- chicken dinner Sunday given by Mrs. the saloon and knows the advantages proved after suffering for the past George Stocking and family. of its banishment." South Jordan I I. LESTER Artificial WANT ADS - I ... ~AVEwitn SAF~TY Our Guarantee ~ :: .DRUGSTORI On Dr. Hess Products f?J~IIJO~~~" ____________________ , I I West Jordan Lumber Co. MIDVALE, UTAH Midvale Drug Co. AUTOMOTIVE G eneral Repairing .. ''None Better'' Laying Mash ern Gardner Garage ''-' ·~ West Jordan MilliD« Ce. |