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Show , • • "The Poultry and Dairy Center of the State of Utah" Million Gallons of Milk Ten Million Eggs Yearly Yearly 2nd Section--Jordan Journal · VOL 1. NO 12. DRAPER, UTAH, THURSDAY AUGUST 5, 1926. Published By Draper Civic Club BASEBALL SPIRIT REVIVES Save the Trees FIRE DESTROYS RIVERTON Draper Choir Begins Improvement Campaign AT DRAPER SCHOOL BUILDING About fifty members of the Draper be :£ollowed by some sort of a social ward choir met with the officers of function each month. This is the first effort in the J orthe choir and the ward bishopric last dan stake campaign to improve the night for a special reorganization, ward choirs and to render better practice, business meeting and social. music in all local and stake gatherAfter the choir practiced for about ings. an hour on hymns and anthems, most of which were new, Chorister J. M. Peter3en spoke to them outlining the program of procedure in choir work Mr. and Mrs. N. M. Johnson anand emphasizing what it takes to make a successful choir. Bishop M. nounce the birth of a baby girl, July B. Andrus and Counselor J. L. Smith 25. both expressed encouragement to the Mrs. C. M. Hendricksen entertained choir and urged both officers and at a party Friday in honor of her members to work regularly and per- daughter, Edith, it being her eleventh sistently both in practices and church birtihday. Refreshments were served services, and stated that tihe singing to eighteen guests. is a great factor in the success of the Mrs. Eunice Walbeck' has returned ward functions. Bishop Andurs au- from a trip through Zion and Bryce tho ized the chorister to select a, canyon. I double mixed quartet from the choir I Mrs. Amelia Simmons and three whose special duty would be to pre- ~hildren are visiting relatives at pare and furnish singing for funerals. Montpelier, Ida. This is a new plan and was endorsed Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Dow had as their by the chorister and by Assistant guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs. T·hos. Chorister A. J. Henderson. Sadler and baby of Bingham. T~e ohoir then adjourned to a baseMrs. Laura Kirk of Riverton, Miss ment room and were served pine- Mabel Larsen of Sandy and Mrs. Wilapple sherbert, cake and lemonade by da Beck were guests of Mrs. Wm. Anthe officers and a special refresh-! drus Sunday. ment committee. This was a sur-~ Mrs. Wm. Brown entertanied at prise to the members, but will prob- dinner Sunday in honor of her birthably become a special precedent to day. Covers were laid for ten guests. Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Stringfellow had as their Sunday guests Dr. and Draper Confectionery Mrs. C. C. Jensen and children of Ice Cream Magna, Dr. and Mrs. T. U. Morgan of Candy Bingham and Mr. and Mrs. Soren <.frooeries Meats 1Rasmussen of Sandy. • I Miss Florice Smith has returned E. M. RASMUSSEN 1 from a visit with her sister in Wyo1 ming. SOCIETY M. B. ANDRUS, Coal Phone, Mid. 85-R-2 Utah's Best Coal Peerless-Castlegate-Abelrdeen ~ Prices Right Summer Rates Now On S. E. McGLOTHLIN Shoe and Harness Repail"ing Work Guaranteed & Prices Right Draper, Utah. ... I Fresh Candy and Things Service First HYRUM BROWN Draper Post Office Draper, U tab. t\.GENCY, MURRAY LAUNDRY WANTED-.Unin~mbet-ed competent) h o usekeeper. permanent position. Box 7 Draper, Utah. Let us figure the cost of equiping your kitchen and bath RELIABLE PLUMBING AND WIRING All Work Guaranteed 87 East Center St., Midvale - CARL ERNSTROM, Draper COLD DRINKS ALL THE TIME RIDEOUT MERCANTILE CO. ~· General Merchants Leave Work Here For Capitol Cleaning Co. DRAPER MID. 83-J-2 "Drive Up and Honk" Goodyear Tires and Tubes Air, Gas, Oil, Candy, Cold Drinks STATELINE SERVICE STATION. Draper-Riverton Road and State Street Sandy City Bank DAY IN AND DAY OUT EVERY DAY , A BANK ACCOUNT CAN HELP YOU! UTAH FISH &· POULTRY CO. Best Market Price for Your Hens and Spring Frys • Let Us Know What You Have to Sell. We Will Call 108 W. First So., Salt Lake City. Phone Was. ·5195 I buy Drapec hens on Poultrymen's Contract S. J. MICKELSEN. CO. DRAPER MID. 82-R-3 Lumber, Hardware, Etc. We have on hand a · complete stock of the materials necessary to finish your coop. Many people have marvelled at the grandeur of the trees of Draper and EDITORIAL _ _ _ _ / Fire of unknown or1gm completely The Draper baseball team shows freely and resulted in an 1S to 1 de- no't a few have made trips to our comconsiderable improvement during the feat for the Murray Smelter team on munity for the sole purpose of enJ. M. Peterson, editor, box 7, destroyed the eight room school buildpast week due to the recruiting of 1 Friday.. In this game, Benson, Dra- joying the shade and the inspiration Draper, Utah. ing at Riverton early Friday morn• • I per's pitcher, used hts one good eye I Advertising rates. some of the men who have played on t . t h' to h ld th M that these creatJOrl of nature afford. Ten cents per line, 35 cents ing. Before Board Member S. J. o ass1s 1m o e urray ag- T 1 d'd h · f h the team in previous years. They j grega ti on t o t wo h't 0 s d ru Y I t e pwneers o t e comper column inch. Special Mickelsen received word of the fire 1 s. n un ay, 't · d · d t · have won two of their la1<t four August 1, Draper. fought to a finish mum .Y exerciSe goo J~ gmen ~~ monthly rate of 25 cents per the elephone being out of ordr, the games, and indications are that the with the Red Devils of Murray, to . plantmg. trees as they did, column inch. biulding was a complete ruin. No old Draper baseball spirit has come emerge from the fray on 1fue upper Sometimes there comes an echo that It pays to advertise in the conclusion as to the cause was ar1 oack into action. Although not a big side of the 7 to 3 score. In the someone-never the one who planted Draper Journal. Circulation rived at by officials and insurance league team, Draper has had a repu· seventh innings Draper relieved A. them, you may be .sure--plans to reover 1500. representatives. tation as a "dark horse" i~ Uta:h's Crosgrove from the mound by placing move trees. that rightly are part of The building was in the course of baseball world for a long time, but Lei. Day! at the task. Tlle Red Devil:;; the .aesthetic resource of . the comWe aim to publish facts only. If Ithorough reJ?odeling, which would for the past three or four years has used three pitchers, but were unable mumty. Th~ argument Is that the there is anything on this page you j have made It one of the best e~e 'Ilot put much thought on the na- to save the game. trees are pnvate . property and the disagree with tell the editor. If there mentary school plants of Jordan distiona! game. With the same enthusThe lineup: owner may do _with . them as he is anything that appeals to you tell ' trict. The work of remodeling was iastic supporters a- of olden days and 1 M D chooses. A consideration of the loss everybody. ' over half done. The building will o.• ' urray raper 0 f d t'1 1't 0 f b '1 . d' an enterprising group of young play-! Reading ...................... ss ........................ W. Day tprothuct -:'t Y t near tyh' soJt m. JPatronize our adver-tisers. have to be replaced before all the Rivers supplemented by some of the tried, c. Jones .... .........-.2b ..... - ............... Kimball ca es a 1 cos s some !ng o r~1~e erton children can adequately be and proven baseball men from the IH. Stauffer.........- .....1b ····•········ Rasmussen trees. Bu~ after all, don t the tJ et s DRAPER WARD PROGRAM cared for in school work this fall. days when Draper was at her heig1ht, Kemp .......... - ................... 3b ....................... R. Day :~dt .,more m the long run than they Sunday .school every Sunda · at ~t is .reported that t:mporary ho}-'sit is likely that there will be keen Oliver ··~-·- . ...... _ .•Jf .......--·--·· R .. Allen Y mg w1ll be arranged m the meetmg sL 't . f ~ · t 10.30 competition for victories in future Ross Dav e us cons!<1er or a. ~ew mom en s · · J 'house, and in the extra rooms in the A d f J D · i the value of trees. Have you ever g ames of the season Sacrament meeting, Fa.<Jt day, first new junior high school building which · · n erson ....- ·-....... c ..- ·-..-·---· · ay · passed over · th t h Last Wednesday the Twin Peaks M All a regwn a as once Sunday each month, 12 :15; last Sun-, is now nearly completed. team of Murray handed Draper the J mi · T en been forested but was later laid to a son · .. - -.... .. c............................... erry waste of charred stumps by a forest day of month, 8 p. m.; otlber Sun1 small end of a 13 to 3 score, and on Birch ............................... rf.... -................ Benson f' ? C +<ihe 1 t t · days. 12 :l!l p, m. Thursday the Frank C. Howe team of Stone . Brown . Ire . OJ?pare ". a mos errorlzM. I. A. conjoint meeting, first DRAPER HATCHERY NOTES M.urray treated them to. the same dish 1 Ston; ................................. p .......... -.... Crosgrove ~i~hs:~=~~~~l :C:~ 1 7::Pf::t~:h=n~c~~= Sunday of each month, at 8 p. m. with a 6 to 1 score. Th1s s11ock sta>,:t-1 Wat1s Stauffer Lei. Day r · t• f G d' h d' k h Choir practice, each Thursday The poultrymen of Draper are still ed the old blood to circulate more. Wolfle 'app ecia Ion or o s . an Iwor t at night. ! discussing the hatchery problem and ---------------~..;.;.,:.::;;c.:.::Y comes from the growmg forest of You are invited to be present. ., are gradually getting in line for the PALMER SPEAKS AT DRAPER NEW l\IF~IBERS pines, populars or maples. new enterprise. Many are heartily RECEIVED IN DRAPER M. 1. A. CONJOINT MEETING Think of the howling winds that back of the hatchery who were not sweep across a treeless plain with QUARTERLY CONFERENCE destructive violence in comparison TO BE HELD AUG. 7 1 ready to take an active part in the A large number of new members work two weeks ago. It is just tfue Draper M. I. A. conjoint meeting with the balmy breezes Vhat gracewere received into the Draper ward was 'held in the Draper chapel August Jordan fully stake sway the quarterly branches conference of the trees pe~se':era~c'e of. the . Draper bl?Od by official action ih church on August l1<t and besides the usual singing, the will convene at Sandy, August 7 and swmgm~ mto on a c1rculatwn, and t1me country roadside. 1. They were: following program was creditibly 8. Draper ward conference will be ~n? capital are the only factors exIn Draper the trees are a factor of John J Banks, his wife and child. render~d: Soprano solo, "In the held at Draper August 22. Jstmg between today and the Utah material economic significence. PoulRoss J. Ballard, his wife and five state hatchery at Draper. Heart of the Hills," Miss Afton trymen in the center and east of town children. Smith; reading, emphasizing the are protected by the trees from the DRAPER BARBER SHOP Eunice Walbeck. If she is a perfect 36 it is not so -andAlma F. Smith, his wife and three thought, "Failing to Comfort the Corner canyon winds in a remarkable , hard to convince the jury for her usLeast of Mine You Have Failed to degree. Anchors on their chicken children. BEAUTY PARLOR There are a number of other peo- Comfort Me," Miss Merlene Beck; coops are not considered necessary. Try Fitch D. R. Shampoo l ing a .38. -----~ ole who have recently moved into piano solo, Miss Isabelle Smith. El- On the contrary, the poultrymen out Your patronage appreciated Ever notice it---it .never rains till der E. D .Palmer of South Jordan south all anchor their coops as a proDraper. F. A. ANDERSON, Prop. some one plans a picnic. ward gave a thorough and eompte- tection against the fury of the wind. hensive sermon in world missionary Experience has taught the necessity DRAPER EXCURSION TO style on the subject "We Stand For of this action. a Testimony of the Divine Mission of Also from another point of view, VIVIAN PARK Joseph Smith." He supported his the trees are an asset to poultrymen. Draper has planned an outing to argument throughout with Scriptural In the hot days of summer the !:fuade Vivian Park, Provo canyon, August passages and showed that after the afforded is a rich booll: to the growBig egg production depends largely on correct feeding. 11 to 18. Over fifty have registerPd time of Christ there were an apos- ing pullets, and means much in buildtacy, a period of religious disagreeing a vigorous bird for the winte!' and it is likely that a hundred or more Better let us supply you with feeds that have proven will make the trip. It is under the ment upon an unauthorized basis, and flock. best by test. · No one raise..s an objection to the direction of the M. I. A. and th~ a restoration of tJhe Gospel of Christ recreation committee, and scouts and in modem time through the instru- removal of cottonwoods and willows He but when it comes to• stately poplars, , campfire girls and their friends and mentality of Joseph Smith. Get our prices and cinvince yourself. parents are looking forward to the brought out the fact that the Bible the spreading locusts and others of excursion with anticipation of pleas- shows that the Gospel in its fullness the even more s;,elect varieties , the ure. Special excursions and amuse- is _given in two records, "the Stick community is being materially penment activities are planned for each of Judah and the Stick of' Joseph" alized when an individual removes day of the outing, including dancing, and that these two are the Holy Bible them from tfue roadside or lane. Let's 1 miscellaneous hiking, a climb up Mt. and the Book of Mormon. A large think it over and see if enough personal gain is attainable to justify the Timpanogos, a visit tG Timpanogos crowd was in attendance. ~esthetic loss to the community. cave, etc. Alhrough cabins are being Other counties are planting trees chartered, many are planning to camp of all varieties. We should at least out on the trip. GET READY FOR SCHOOL replace as rriany as we remove. Prices greatly reduced by the house ·that gives increased "Woodman Spare '1\hat Tree!" Yes, it is early, but in many ways INTERESTING SUNDAY TALKS satisfaction through service you should come early and avoid the Model Reduction Price Delivered 'l'he remaining PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS Some of the local speakers deliv- last minute rush. Fordor Sedan _ ........................................... $46.08 ........... ... -.... -.... _. __ $640.84 ered real constructive messages in three weeks cause you to put off alTudor Sedan ............................. -.............. .. $51.20 ....................... ____.....$589.64 · a JUSt! · ·f·1cat·JOn ror as k'mg 1 last Sunday's church service. Miss most too long. If you are going Th ere 1s Coupe ..... -............................ -.... -.... ~ .. -·-···--· .. --$40.96..... -................ -.....$579.40 away from home to school, oh, my, the people of a community Lenore Kimball expressed a vivid testo patro'l'lTouring .................. .................................. $40.96 ... . _ ................. .......... $465.88 timony of the authenticity of the Lat- how much there is to attend to be- ize the advertisers in their local Roadster ..................... _ ...............................$40.69 ..............-·--·-····-.... $445.40 ter-day Saints religion and demon- sides selecting your course. If you paper. A newspaper is an education- : are going to school at home, rememGenuine Ford Parts 1 strated exceptional ability in deliveral project, and advertising agency, ber tihe odd jobs not yet completed; We sell you the car and make it give satisfaction ing her message. and a medium for the buidling up of Alma F. SmiVh gave a good talk in the clothes not yet bought; the shoes a community. It is an expensive enwhich he declared that being alive not yet repaired. We have in Draper a shoemaker terprise, partly met by the subscripand active in temporal activities, action charge, but chiefly paid for by companys being alive spiritually. You who can take care of your shoes right advertising. Thus Vhe business house CLYDE H. TERRY, Authorized Salesman. cannot separate the two. .He urged now better than he can in two weeks or the merchant who advertises is Draper-Mid. 82-J -3 for God is pleased with enthusiastie when everyone has repair work for rendering a valuable community ser- . him. Better see him at once. all to "be alive." "Let's not be dead." And teeth! Oh, don't forget that vice that everyone. should realize and work in his service. appreciate. Some of our advertisers I Can Stop That Leak in Your Metal Work Crozier Kimball expressed the last toothache that kept you awake keep up their ads, chiefly because ' thought that he had spent a large all night. Dr. Stoker is ready to help they are back of the community and , portion of his life as a: colonizer and you Tuesday and Friday from 8 a. m. are anxious to do all within their . that it was an honorable service that to 6 p. m. power to promote its ·interests and Get ready for school now, and commust be done in the building up of a through this promotion they hope 1Jhat new country. He said he was proud mence your best efforts at work when everyone is benefitted. of the great work that had been done it opens. Remember, too, that over 1500 to build up the west and was proud of LEHI CEREAL MILLS. readers of the paper are a group to the people and every spot in Salt J,ako PLANS UNDER WAY Lehi, Uta~. which you can send your message if valley and in every valley in tllese FOR POULTRY MEETING AUG. 20 vou advertise in the Draper Journal.> Flour, Cereals, Pancake Flour, Grain. mountains. It pays you and others to advertise We Cater to The Poultry Trade NEW MECHANIC AT Plans are already being formulated in the Draper ournal. DRAPER GARAGE for a profitable poultrymen's meeting at Draper Club hall, August 20. ADDRESSES OF .:\IISSIONARIES There is a vigorous effort being General Auto Repairing Drapr has a number of missionaries Mr. Neff has gone on a vacation made to improve egg quality in Draout in the field and many do not and Carlos Smith has come to the per, and that will be one of the subAcetylene Welding- Battery Charging Draper garage as his successor. Mr. jects treated. A candling dr,'lonstra- know where they are. They all reSmith is very optimistic as to the pos- tion is scheduled to accompany the ceive the Draper Journal at the adDRAPER, MID. 84-J-1 drsss as follows: sibility and future of tih.e garage ser- discussion. Eugena Vawdrey, 906 Pease, Housvice in Drap~r. and comes backed by It is likely, also, tih.at a valuable HOMES AND CHOICE SITES nine. years of expe~ience and .a diplo- message will be given by those who ton, Texas. A. J. Day, Rhinelander, Wis., gen. I Will Build To Suit You rna m auto· ~echam~s. He will carry attended the encampment at Logan. 30 Acres with water in Riverton, worth $3500, to trade for a complete h~e of tues and tube~ of There will also be some regular delivery. Revell T. Smith, 371 North Ave., standard quahty at reduced pnces, j business to take care of at this meetDraper Property, Or Sell Atlanta, Ga., Box 852. and will handle gasoline and oil. He ing. 3 Yz Acres, 5 Room Brick House in Draper at $3000. also anticipates free air and water Miller Day, 2555 North Sawyer Cow Barn, Orchard, etc. ' service. He desires to have accomoAve., Chicago, Til. 10 Room House, Modern, 13-4 Acres, Draper, $5000 dations for car owners so they can TIMELY SUGGESTIONS Griffith Kimball, 153 W. Adams Over 3 Acres, 4 Room House, 3 Cows, Draper $2400 get service as well as workmanship. TO POULTRYMEN St., Los Angeles, Cal. 20 Acres in Bluffdale, House, etc., $4200 "Not cheap labor, but quick service." Jane Garfield, 110 E. Polk St., Strictly cash. His motto is "Trust See that your growing pullets on Phoenix, Ariz. Not - Bust Not." He says, "I pay range are getting lots of tender, Paul Nelson, 810 E. Madison St., ca.c;h for what I put into your car. I green food. DRAPER --REAL ESTATE --BOX 7 If the pasture where Portland, Ore., Box 295. think you ought to pay cash for it they are running is dried up, then Laura Shepherd, Box 852, Atlanta, when I put it in." This is good you should cut up fresh, green food Ga. logic and good business. Mr. Smith for them or begin to fed them sproutJane Farmer, 948 24th Ave., N. E., wants to be a part of Draper in his ed oats. Pullets that are going to do Minneapolis, Minn. wo·rk and seeks a home lhere. well for you the following year must Any changes in address should be H. A. PETERSEN J be properly raised, and the better reported to the editor, Box 7, Draper, 407 Dooely Block ADDITONAL DRAPER NEWS ON) they are cared for the better returns at once, otherwise these people will Box 7 ON ANOTHER PAGE you will get. Salt Lake City miss receiving the Journal. Draper I I I I ____________ I I Draper Quality Mashes . DRAPER POULTRYMEN, INC. Mid. 82-J-5 I I I Riverton Motor Co.---Mid. 97 -R-4 S.C. 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