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Show THE JORDAN JOURNAL Payson and St. Beorge en route and a strong wind. Cinders were carried plan to see the Grand Canyon of the a mile away. Colorado while in southern Utah. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Black and son Mr. and Mrs. N. G. Lindahl and Issued Every Thursday by Miss Esther Rindelsbach, Miss of Bingham visited with Mr. and Miss Grace James o~Bingham was children spent Sunday in Provo the The Jordan Publishin~; Company, Inc. a house guest Sunday of Miss MarRilla Myers and Miss Tressa Myers Mrs. Melvin Peterson on Sunday. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Taylor, entertanied at a lawn party W ednesian Ericksen. · TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Larson and Jr. Mrs. Orrin Barrett of Rivhome of Miss and the at Mr. evening day rehave Alley S. J. Mrs. and Dr. and !'11r. $1.50 Veldon, -·-· sons, Marlow and U. A. C. Has. Extensive One year -··-..··-··--··-···-·-··-···-····-··spent Sunday with Mrs. W. C. erton were music and Games Rindelsbach. where Francisco San from Teaching Staff In Agriculture Mrs. D. A. Brown and Mr. and Mrs. turnedin compnay with J. Hollis AyTelephone Midvale 178 • Burgon. were refreshments enjoyed and LaDrue Drown and Mr. and Mrs. they, Mrs. J. 0. Johnson entertained Miss were invited Those served. of Magna left for a two lett and Mr .an~ Mrs.~- C. Aylett.atMidvale at Entered at the postoffice One of the leading institutions in Enno Drown at dinner last W~dnesday afternoon Miss Thelma Reed and Miss Petersen, trip to Black Fork (tended the Nat10nal Lwns co~vent10n. camping weeks City, Utah, as second-class matter. complimenting her 45th birthday anWanda Reed of Lark; Miss Nelda the United States in the emphasis Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Aylett w1ll spend in Wyoming. canyons other and niversary. Covers were laid for Mrs. Ch rys1er and will be pleased to dem- Peterson o:f South Jordan, Miss 1\felsome time with their son in Los AnreGilbert related R. R. and Mrs. Mr. and is places on farming Sarah Anderson, Mrs. Clara Bogges on~trate to his many friends at their va Bills, Miss Gladys Peterson, Miss . turned last week from an auto trip geles. and daughter, Mrs. Emma Rhiemers, show rooms in the Gem theater build- LaVon· Bills, Miss Agnes Bills, Miss work. POLITICAL SECRET ORDER .Aylett returned to MidHolhs J. they return their On Oregon. to faculties and courses of survey A BroadLaVere Miss and Bown, Vesta Mrs. W. E. Emmet of Salt Lake, Mrs. ing at Murray. The Sea gull girls together with bent, GeoTge Lang and Theodore in agriculture in various agricultural found their home in quarantine on ac- vale early m the week. SMALL TOWN AFFAIR James Johnson and children of Murhaving colleges throughout the United States ray and Mr. and Mrs. Frank John- their class leader surprised their re- Lang of Sandy, Lloyd Workman and recently made reveals the fact that count of their small daughter TORCH GLEAMS h0owis, She "'Millerburg contracted scarlet fever. tired leader, . Mrs. Terse ·James Red of Lark, Newe 1I Ashby of , Whether You Are ~r Are Not, We son of Midvale. places College Agricultural Utah the d Joe Cotter St R d G Alt M latter s home. ever, passed the crisis of the disease at the'<~t. ea on ar ner, ay Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Brady were Monday vemng urray, G II Quote From the Utah Political this on stress more or h d as d as much t h ey presente k T F The following is from a western El' W b t er Wluu a Sea u and improving daily. guests Friday of Mr. and Mrs. Ray T ras er an phase of its work than any other like carriage robe, a pretty token of re- man, 1 e s er, ran Digest. We see by the "Star" newspaper: rehas Canning G. Hannah Mrs. Price of West Jordan. Games, music and re-I E:;rnest Webster of W_est Jordan, Lee institution. membrance. Chicago lady is so paryoung a that California. Mr .and Mrs. B. V. Pack and fam- freshments were enjoyed by Misses Ntelsen and Joseph Rishton of Sou1!h As is to be expected, a large part turned from a visit to • always kneads bread she that ticular ' Mrs. E. R. Benson entertained "A veritable tong war in which ily returned home Saturday after a of the teaching faculty of the Utah Thursday for her son Ralph, on his with her gloves on. She has nothJordan. Glover, Hozed and Edna Soffe, Orpha Republican patriots substitute for few days visit in ldaiho. Miss Norma Dr. and Mrs. S. C. B. Sorensen and institution is offering work directly in fifth birthday anniversary. Susie Miss Lavone Gustaveson The ing on us. The editor of this paper Mongolian braves, and in which jaw Pack who has spent two weeks at Mrs. family spent four days last week up the fields. In addition, the staffs of party was give on the lawn at the, needs bread with his coat on; he needs 'McNamara, Myrtle Miss Brady, bone and linotpye take the places of Bear lake accompanied them home. · the experiment station and of the ex- home of Mrs. R. Huffman. The guests bread with his trousers on; in fact 1he Kresser and Mrs. Emery Brady. Strawberry. scimitar and flintlock, is rapidly Mr .anad Mrs. Carl Anderson of Louie service are working wholly numbered thirty. te!lsion daughand Butterfiled Dora Mrs. officer former a Mrs. Leo Glover, needs bread with all his clothes on. brewin~ in the heart of Zion, if recent Sa,n Francisco and daughters, Edith of agriculture and home fields the in A. L. Mrs. and Mr. and Mildred ter, misa tendered pleasantly very was some of his subscribers don't pay If guests her as had Nord Walter Mrs. rumblings and mumblings are to be and Millie former residents of this ·O·f Salt Lake formed a party economics. Young eveThursday last shower cellaneous pretty soon, he will need bread up and Castle Wayne Mrs. last week, taken for granted as indicative of place, are renewing accquaintances A glance at the teaching faculty in children of Los Angeles. Tucsspent and Delta to motored and and officers primary the by ning anything on and this climate without future dire political possibilities. 'You and meeting old friends after an abagriculture and related subjects will Wednesdav. and day Mima Mrs. of home the at teachers Mrs. J. A. Alcorn, Mrs. H. P. Mill- is no Garden of Eden. can't play in our yard,' is lik,ely to sence of five years. They were guests adequate this important er, Mrs. H. E. Phelps, Mrs. Wm. how show and Butterfield Z;ch Mrs. and Mr. Mrs. including guests Twents Nelson. become the paramount slogan of the guests Monday of Mrs .Martha Milne. Mary Jacobse~, daughter, Zelma motored to Payson fiedl is covered at the Utah Agricul- Waters and Mrs. W. W. 01Brien enA fly and a flea in a flue two tongs, and what will happen w Mrs. Hattie Brady had as her din- Grace Thornton, Mrs. Prof. K. C. Ikeler, joyed a picnic party in Cottonwood 11Were imprisoned so what could they College. tural visiting. day the spent and Friday on Lome Mrs. Smarr, LaVern Mrs. not can the proverbial slush fund ner guests Sunday, Mr .and Mrs. Mrs. Golden Densley was honored M. S., dean of the school of agricul- canyon Monday., Sharp, Mrs. do? even be imagined. George Gould of Holliday, Mr. and Kresser, Mrs. Geneva animal busin work the offers ture, of home the at given party a at guest Webb, George Mrs. Jo_hnson, Ellen fly "Let us flee" the Said of children and Mrs. Luke Robinson " 'The trouble all arises over a Mrs. Gerald Brady, H. Brady, Miss men in this and reOther bandry. of Howes Fred Mrs mother her MeMyrtle Mrs. Glover, Ed1th Mrs. 1 fie~. 'Let us fly:" the Said rel-l H~ntsv_ille, Ala., who are visiting secret organization in the Republican Elva Brady, Mrs. Carol Laurence B. Caine, A. George a:r:e fields lated evening. Tuesday or{ Lake Salt Millerbu_rg, Terese Mrs. Namara, flew through a flaw in the they The Brady and Miss Beth Blair of Granatlves m Murray and Mrs. H. J. Mor-1 So party, known as 'The Seven~.' H. husbandry; dairy of professor M., JorSouth of Nielsen Glendon Miss Mma Mrs. Bateman, Orrel Mrs. flue. ris of Murray were guests Friday of members of this organization take ite. at the home of Mr. J. Frederick, D. V. M., professor of last week at the home of Mrs. E. E. guest was dan Mrs. Mille.rburg, Ethe! ,Mr~. Niel?en an oath to stand by each other-lOne Floyd son Mrs. Mary Graham and Byron Alder B. BULLETIN ISSUED ON CONTROL all and all for one---and of course expect to leave about Thursday morn- Mane Robbms, M1ss M1rla Green- and Mrs. z. T. Butterfield for three veterinary science; {)f po~ltry Eleison. professor assistant S., week. the during days Ora Miss Johnson, .and Mrs. Nevin Crab had out OF FRUIT PESTS BY USE OF OIL Mr they get solidly behind their own ing for Los Angeles for an indefinite wood, Mis,c; Gertie Mrs. Hattie Freeman and two husbandry; Alma Esolin, B. S., assist- of town guests Sunday. They wen. member candidates,' says 'Dhe Citizen stay wtih Mr. and Mrs. Willard Grif- :Pate and Mrs. Leo Glover were presA publication which should be of management; wool of professor ant spent Billy and Leia cihildren, small games and refre~hment~ Mu_sic, ent. and chil- particular interest to the fruit growAshton Martin last Mrs. of and Mr. article 'feature' its (Rep.) in fiths. days at Payson visiting, the W. H. Warner, B. S., instructor in dren of Lehi andw Mr. and Mrs. Ray Saturday, entitled 'Republican Split.' ers of the state is Utah experiment Mr. and Mrs. Jim Phillips and fam- w~re enJoyed, prizes gomg to Mrs. four · station Bulletin No. 196, which has "!<tow come forward some oth.e.r ily !have just returned from a trip to Grace Thornton.' Mrs. Orell Batema~, guest of Mr. and Mrs. George Whet- I poultry husbandry and W. C. Cole, B. Nelson of Pleasant Grove. S., instructor in dairy manufacturing. Mrs. Tetese ~1llerbur~, Mrs. Lome man. Mrs. M. J. Joy and daughters, Republicans, who are ·not members of Yellowstone. been released from the printer. the fields of agronomy and botany Marjory and Rosemary returned last just In daughtet, small and Johnson Mrs. Johnson. Gert1e M1ss and Kresser wer~ Brady the Sevens and propose to organize a Reynold Mrs. T•his bulletin, by Station Entomologist Mr. and George Stewart, Ph. D., profes- week fro man extended visit with relare Mr. of guest the been has Eureka, of the that state to pleased .are W~ The (probably of organization counter I. M. Hawley, is entitled "The Fruit Salt Lake visitors Sunday, guests B. L. Richards, atives in Los Angeles. Dr. agronomy; of sor several for Broadbent James Mrs. and and Bo:ven L. D. both .of co~d~bon conthey what Elevens) to fight for Tree Leaf Roller and Its ontrol by Oil Mr. and Mrs. 0. Smith. Ph. D., professor of botany; D. W. Mrs. H. C. Egbert entertained Wed- Sprays." The results of the investisider their just rights,' continues the Mrs. Marion P. Steine, formerly ~1ll~am E. Cox, Sr., are shghtly on days. Mrs. Thomas Ct..llicott returned Pittman, M. S., associate professor of nesday at a luncheon in honor of gation covered a period of three . article, minus the parenthetical ex- Miss Rut'h Monteer, left Saturday for the 1mprove. Mrs. D. L. Bowen an_d children home on Friday after spending the agronomy; B. F. Wann., Ph. D. asso- Mrs. P. E. Newport of Spokane, years. pres~on. Meridian, Idaho, to join her husband. A. F. ciate professor of botany; Cal. Complete descriptions and graphic Wash., who is visiting in Salt Lake. So several kinds of Republican Miss Ada Brady spent Tuesday spent the afternoon at Liberty park week at Sacramento, professor assistant A. M. Bracken, for Friday left Wiberg Reuben Sunday. party trouble are seen by The Citizen with Mrs. H. A. Brady. Other out of town guests were Mrs. illustrations of the insect in its difJ. Becraft, M. S., as- Artlhur Thorson, Mrs. Ray Brewer ferent stages of development (egg, R. agronomy; of spend will he where City Brigham McNamara Wd. Mr~ a~d Mr. Elva daughter unless the pote!Jtial "split" is banand Brady H. H. m Provo the the day with friends and then go to sistant professor of rangr: manage- and Mrs. L. Ernstrom of Salt Lake larva or caterpillar, pupa and adult) daged with party get-to-getherism , were dinner guests Sunday evening spent t ef we1e . en · Lo gan and atten d t h e Is1anders re- men t·, D . C. T'mgey, M. A ., mstrucwr o re at1ves. pronto; the most serious of which of Mr. and Mrs. George Gould of guests Many parties from Midvale were at are presented. The life history of the d ld D M W D d M M B. Blood, Loran H. and 0 agronomy in union. an 1!~. c · · rs. . an · ?-' Salt of loss possible the be seem to Saltair Wednesday, Jordan stake M. insect and a general discussion on Mr. and Mrs. Roy Monteer of San enIn botnany. in instructor S., last the spent Madsen Jean Miss at outmg A. I. M. the enJoyed family the and Lake county to the Democrats methods of control of the fruit tree I. A. day. Diego, Cal., were guests last week of agriculture to applied as gineering H. of guest the park Hyde at week . Wednesday. Saltair handicapping of Senator Smoot in the Mrs. Hyrum Monteer. Mr .and Mrs. E. E. Eleison and leaf roller are also included. of professor E., c West., B. Ray are Hurrens. were children and Sharp Fred Mrs. . Copies of this publication (Bulletin 'big fight' he has 'on 1his hands this daughters left. Mo~~ay ~or Zi~ns ca~The following enjoyed a delightful agricultu-rol engineering; 0. W. Is- yon. They will visit with fnends m No. 196) may be obtained without Mae Misses Butterfield, T. z. Mrs. J. W. Mrs. of Fr1day guests dmn~r fall ,to elect himself.' and Douglas Fort through motoring and Vivian Freeman, Miss Bernice raelsen, Ph. D., professor irrigation That there is still hope, .however, City Creek canyon Sunday. Mr. and Bennett. cost by addressing: Mr..and Mrs. Lester Forbus~ . and Page, Miss Gleodon Nielsen of South and drainage; E. B. -Feldman, B. C. lie health, expert in problems of rural and that the 'split' is still in pre-em- Mrs. Gerald Brady, Mr. and Mrs. H. Publication Division. associate professor of agricultural bryonic stage, is evidenced by the A. Brady, H. H. Brady, Miss Elva· son M1tchell were Salt Lake V!Sltors Jordan formed a party and visited at E., Utah Exueriment Station. engineering; C .L. Clyde, M. S., assist sanitation and C. T. Hirst, M. S., exfollowing: 'Our advice,' says The Cit- Brady and Mr. and Mrs. George Sunday. Logan, Utah. pert in agricultural chemistry. Payson on Tuesday. izen 'is to forget yesterday and get Gould od' Halliday. P~~~:: Mrs. Charles Myers entertained at ~~! t~:e:;.o~~~!fCg~~~cla~d together today and dig our trenohes The teacher in an east side school dinner Tuesday the occasion being sor of farm machinery and Sidney and throw up our breastworks so Covers Stock, B. s., instructor of farm meher birthday anniversary. that the enemy will be swept from the sent one of her boys home with a were laid for 14. chanics. The work in horticulture is field.' In other words, t\-e Dingstones a him give to mother ·his to· note Mrs. Ruby Sorensen and family of un'der the directoon ofT. H. Abell, M. and the Dangstones are· advised to refollowing the received She bath. spent Sunday and Mon- S., assistant professor of horticulture Taylorsville bury the chisel in order that conjointINSURANCB LOANS HOMES and Emil Hansen, instructor in land- FARMS day here visiting. ly, they might better and more effic137-w Midvale Phone 13illie Gillam of the Midway Service ply: Miss Smith when I send Johnny Utah Sandy, The Sea Gull girls enjoyed a swim- scape gardening. Other faculty memiently •hand the opposition the ax. station is spending a delightful vaca- to school I send him to be lernt and Farm loans at LEAVING TOWN. Seven R. brick, ming party on Thursday after which hers in closely related fields are J. E. CHEAP MONEY. Naturally, Democrats are not tak- tion at Yellowstone park. not to be smelt; he ain't no rose." payable Interest cent. per 6% well located in Midvale at a bar· Miss Oneda Tishner was hostess at Greaves, Ph. D., professor of soil ing any steps to reconcile the Reprinwas who Bateman, privAllen proE. gain or will trade for home near once a year. Easy repayment bacteriology; R. L. Hill, Ph. D., lunch. publican factions. Tn fact, according year, last scihool W. high fessor of agricultural chemistry; S. L. City. SEE CRAPO. ileges. SEE CRAPO. Why do they alway say "a bride to the .trend of curbstone conversa- cipal of Murray Riverton scho(}l house was burned L. Wanlass, Ph. D., professor of agspendafter Saturday home returned everyone when altar" the to led was tion, they would almost go so far as sum- knows that she could find the way to the ground on Friday morning. ricultural economics and marketing; WAKE UP! I am offering the finest ANOTHER BARGAIN. 5 R. frame to mention the names of Daugherty ing 8 wgeks in Chicago doing 8 acre farm in the county with 6 house, large corner lot, trees and The church house which joins the Willard Gardner, Ph. D. professor of and Fall-oh, yes, and 'Of Doheney- m~r extension work in the principals' with her eyes shut? on right home brick modern R. shrubs, Near school and church, school house was saved by the fire de- soil physics; W. W. Henderson Ph. D. to further their own political interests department. water the twice with street State Only $1400. Easy Sandy, Utah. daughter, and Sharp Charlie When you examine a dog's lungs partment. For awhile it looked like professor of zoology and entomology; in the compang campaign. bargain. real a at requires, it for cash. right discount will or terms Phil through a microscope, what do you all the buildings on the wh<>le block H. J. Pack, Ph. D. professor of ento"The Citizen sems to strike a popu- Blanche, joined Mr .and Mrs. Get cash. or Terms debt. <>f out All SEE CRAPO. would be burned up, there being such mology; E. G. Carter, doctor of publar cord, however, when it asks 1!he Sharp of Salt Lake who !have en- see? The seat of his pants. CRAPO. SEE busy. plain, blunt question, "But we ask in gaged a cabin at Brighton. 'l.'hey will SELL OR TRADE. 5 R. new modTRY POULTRY. Very choice 16 A. all fairness to the Republican party, spend a week fishing, 'hiking and enern brick. full basement, and 3 1·3 poultry farm . S. West of Sandy. it is necessary to have a secret or- joying themselves. acres fine land. City water, elecMrs. Grace G. Thornton and daughNifty home surrounded by orchard ~ization within the part to dictate, tric lights, in Midvale City. Just ters, Carol, Jean and Lucille were dinand covered with vines. Nice lawn. J()r endeavor to dictate?' the place to combine a fine home Good well 3(lld out buildings, barn ' "And,' counters several Demo- ner guests Sunday afternoon of Mrs. with the luxury of a oow, poultry, Thornton. J. M. place the Just house. poultry and 'Seva have to necessary it 'is crats, fruit garden truck and all that a Mr. and Mrs. D. H .Milne and sons for a profitable poultry business. en's' office in which to sell the Demsmall farm can furnish. Will sell Only $2500, half down and your ocratic party when the sale is Mike and Kenneth and Miss Daisy cheap or tt·ade equity for a smaller spent Thursday in Provo canown terms. SEE CRAPO. o~ened? Can't it be done in the open? Milne home. Eary terms. SEE CRAPO. Can't it be done wi!Jhout the secret- yon with relatives. Mrs. Alfred Robins was a Salt Lake order twang?' Saturday. visitor " 'For it was in the office of a Dick Ballard and Mrs. Jack Mrs. prominent 'Seven' that Maybe was of Murray spent Thursday Reading was given the final tar-and-featherMrs. Sarah Bennett. with after ing that spelled his igniminious deEarl Simper and son. Mrs. and Mr. feat, and where it was decided, permanently to disregard the dregs of Stanley, loaded all their household Teapot Dome in behalf of a Republi- belongings and headed for Salt Lake Monday where they will make their can headless victory.' " home. R. L. McNamara of Ogden is a house guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. McNamara. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Middleton and children and Mrs. Alice Rock were Union viistors Monday evening, the guests of Mrs. Ella Brady. Mrs. Annie Butterfield is a visito~ at the home of her mother, Mrs. Han• nah Sisan who is reported as being on the sick list. Mr .and Mrs. F. H. Puhlman of Salt Lake and Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Smith of Seattle were dinner guests last Thursday evening of Mrs. W. L. McNamara. Mrs. Rachel ForbuSh was a dinner guest Wednesday of Mrs. Marian Hand of Sandy. Mrs. Earl Osborne and son Junior Purchase your Life Insurance of Salt Lake spent Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. W. j. Bennett. from a local agent Mrs. Reita Wilson and son, Bertie, and Mrs. Claire Nelson and children Keep your money in the West, were gues~s Thursday of Mrs. M. J. REXALL Buy insurance from a Western Company Thornton. LIVER Mrs. Florence E. Keyser and famSALT ily of Salt Lake are spending a few PACIFIC MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. weeks with Charlie Evans. 50c Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Garrett and 6 oz. Bottle Miss Edith Garrett of Nephi joined• P. S. ROBERTS Keeps your liver functioning the Jordan stake geneological committee on their annual outing to SaraUtah. Midvale, properly. toga Monday evening. Bathing, dane-. Phone Midvale 178 Rexall Liver Salt contains the ing and refreshments were the main satime. better the good of a of diversious ingredients George Millerburg happened with line mineral waters. The action is gentle, yet cer- a very painful accident Monday afternoon while riding his bicycle on Main tain. Keep fit. Street in Midvale, returning from his work. In some manner h.:: was struck and thrown to the cement, sustaining Utah numerous Midvale bOody bruises particularly on lhe Jordan Journal UNION his left leg and several lacerations on the back of his head requiring six stitches to close. He regained consciousness after removal to his home from the hospital and with each turn or move in bed he finds a new bruise or sore spot. Edward Kresser, well known auto salesman for Carlisle Motor Co., of Murray, !has joined the sales force of Snow Brown, distributors of the RIVERTON SOCIETY I !-'· ------- ------- -1 C. C. CRAPO EAST MIDVALE REAL ESTATE BROKER GIVEN BY THE e • • e 1e . . . . . OClety AT THE SandyAmusementHall Wednesday, Aug. 18, 2 to 6 p.m. EVERYBODY INVITED Midvale Drug Co. Educational Interesting E:atertaining Why Not? |