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Show Thursday, September 29, 1927 The Midvale Joarnal • E Surface cars va.nlsh be srcapped. from Nevada. 'Mth ~otor buses Big citiea in taking their place the Ea t, W~st and • fiddle We t take notice. T e P. S. Roberts ···-~- .. .. ............................ .....•.................... Editor PUblished every Thursday by the Jordan Publishing Company. 142 N. Main Street, Midvale, Utah. Subscription ,._ ....,.. price $1.00 a year. P~1.one Midvale 178. Our Job Department uses the Franklin Printing Price List. - --- . ___________ ___ __ Ont sinft(lt- American dty. New y ork. in ih public schools last week received 1.100.000 children The real wealth of the United Statei, ib hope and future. are stored away in those eleven hun dred thousand yount minds and in the millions of otfters in many thousands of blessed public schools all over this country. Wealth ia not In mines, factories, crops, buildings or stocks, but in though~: free and untrammeled. From uaat all other wealth lpriags . • Entered at the Postoffice in Midvele City, Utah,. as second c~mailmat~ YOUR DUTY TO THE COMMUNITY In another section of this issue appears remarks made by Samuel Insull, President of the Commonwealth Edison Company, on the d ty citizens owe tQ the community in which tiley live. EntirelY too many business men and leading citizens have the idea that when th-eir "daily eight" are over, they can go hmne and rest. Of course they ean, but who will look after community welfare if such practice is f()llowed by all. Every citizen owes more to his community tilan the Behind every great achievelRQfe payment of his taxes. ment in the field of municipal and community successes you will find a body of men and women working day and night, without thought or hope of reward, for the bettennent of their chosen habitat. In Midvale it appears tilat this duty is performed, if at an, by .a comparatively few. Community projects lag and the old home town · gets the name of "being dead." If you would be listed among the "live·ones" try out the following tests on yourself: (1) 'Dalk well of your community at every opport\lnity. (2) Attend all community and civic meetings and see to it that your views are given at all discussions. (3) Spend your money in the community in which you live .and it will return to you "four fold.". ( 4) Bear your share of the burden in community advertising-don't allow your neighbor to do all the advertising wilile you "steal" some of his customers. (5) Keep your premises clean and tidy. (6) Enclose community advertising in statements and letters mailed outside the town. (7) Meet with your competitors in round table discussions-their ideas may be better than your own. (8) Approach community problems with an open mind --.NEVER belittle other busines'S concems in yoqr town. (9) Put forth a united front in your home town paperif you can't afford to pay for space ask the publisher to run your advertising free until you can get on your feet. (10) Remernlber that big Qwns ·and thriving communities don't happen-tiley are the result of cooperative effort and everlasting boosting on the part of the citizens in th'em. There are a huridred other duties you owe to til_e community but-if you oarry out the above ten, Midvale will be a better place in which to Jive before the setting of to-mor. row's sun. LEl THEM FLY SCIINCE AND MONEY GIR !'ABIES BEST WHERE REAL WEAL Til IS ~· · ==========--:; .. pRESIDENT COOLIDGE wis ly decides to moYe slowiy i. .-\r:n:forbiddiltg ocean .Bights. and navy authorities say to officers "You shall \lOt fly across th·· ocean." WHY NOT? Plying machin.cs can be developed only by USI. TG The deaths ~f flying machines. ten or a thousand brave ffie.rs ir. experimental work ~OW :night mean, because of quick airplane development, the safety of millionk in case of war. . EASTERN STATES MISSION TO MEET The Eastern States Mission Cociety will bold their semi-annual n~-''-- 8th, 1927 · S tu d reumon a r ay, 'V\:~r at 8 p. m. o.n the Roof Garden of the &nith !Memorial Bttilding and all missionaries and friends will be welcomed with open arms. There will be no war but an air war, this nation should be ready for it, and courageous youn-g arm. and navy men should be AL LOWED, not FQRCED, to ri . their lives, if they choose, in t}. good cause. BA An automobile fight is .....,min iand when the dust settk · you wi ' find all those that understand tlr automobile business selling mor< cars than they ever sold. With big wages and prosperit:JO the two car man and the four ca: Thirt~ family are increasing. million new cars wilt take the places of twenty-two million old cars now running in the United States. ee,ntres and land values. Buy the right hiD and mountain tops witin two •hundred miles of big industrial centres now, and your grand clrlldren will bless you. -------~------SEI.I.JNG J08 "If Lincoln had only a dMen books and Garfield learned to read while riding a i;()w-path mule, what can the caild today do with present -sehool equipment-if he really wants to?" Publisher J. P. O'Furey of the Cedar County News, and member' of the school board at Hartington, Nebr., puts the above question in clinching his argument for neater vision in the handling of our eduoational system. He contends that we complain of high taxes but ~ menily about the job of building un propaganda whieh leaves the child with thP impression that "school' is a monster 'destro,;nCJ' its liberties. ~ 7 A 70ung man who had been pro· aouaced ds:ad was brought to Ufc fdteeu minutes lats=r by an in jedion of adrenalin, a life aub stance secreted by one of th(· snysterious gland!: Doctors hop that many apparently dead rna. be san·d Tl ey even hint at arti ficial creation of life. They ma · creatt: that which may be caller~ ·:rc, hut bow will they crca: !!OCGI rn The great Darwir. ·xpiaining 111uch by "evolution,' was baffled when it came to ex· ;:!laining the development of the eye and sight. 10.00 y $1 .C. J. Ridd MotOr Co FORD .... BUSINESS .... IS .... GOOD MIDVALE'S FORD DEALER 1 Mrs. Housewife I "J:'. I and your old battery 13 plates - 80 ampere hours - 1 year guarantee Japan's Empress hu a babl sirl, and the young J•fU~ese Emperor is doubtless dasappointcd. , Vanity leads mea to value sons, Yet, as Galton not da'Y'hters. shows, Japanese gj.rls h•ve made the •teatnftl of Japan, u other gitla ..... made other aations ~rat. There would han been no Charlemagne without hi• greater mother, "Bertha of the Big Feet," lie her 1a hi1 "'Neiges as Villon • d'antan.~ There would have been no A.brabm IJ~:~~ola without six-foot· tall ancy Hafltts; no Alexander tt.e Grat witbo•t the wild Olympiu, clanciag with snakes wrapped •coad her naked l>ocf.Y-· 11-r. Jolla £.. Macfdeu_ ablest lrorleman m Amenca. wiD tell you "quality c:omes tkroush the dam " Current cartoons on the opening of school, whieh almost in every instance put the wrong emphasis on wh~t the school really means to the child. brought forth this most interesUng eomment from Mr. O'Furey. "While we are complaining of high taxes I wonder how much useless expense is caused by impressing upon the minds of children that school is destroying their liberties? And what does the mental opoosition cost the country? "And how muCh worry does it cause school authorities while the kiddies are young~ and to civie authorities as they grow older?" The State of Nnada II o. Nlcht before Jut. a; •ive. Isn't it about time we all start "selling" the school idea the lut remalnba1 atrMt car in . to our chfidren? the State rolled IDto dae barD to er rights on the Jordan river, Judgs Ephriam Hanson Saturday held that the users must abide by The 1 · II the re water a ocatlon P an. are five users. Jordan and Salt Lake Canal com pa,ny, Salt Lake and Utah Canal company, South Jordan Canal com 1 c om£".I pany an d E ast J ordan ovana pany are named benefieiarie.s. Salt Lake has pactual relations with all, and is benefitted lby "Uhe dicisio;n. North Jorda~ Oanal company was alleged to have Olhjected to paying its share of pumping costs incurred by itself and other companies n~med, in removing water from Utah lake to Jorda;n river. It cla~ed that natural see~ge in the lbasm had been used by 1t and the water not pumped. Salt Lake . all t h e water m 1 . d h the c a1me t at Statistics show that 30 years ago, four voters out of every five went to the polls on election day. Today less than half go, even to the more importa,nt elections. GENUINE FORD Dr. Mees, who directs 'N.c. East man's scientific lahoratories it Rochester, s~ys science will en war by ~aking it too deadly an 1 too expensive. Another force rreater than acience In ~r clYi'llzatfon i!; working to end war, and that force --~-----oOo~------Ia ORGANIZED MONEY. E HUNDRED YEARS Koae7 lau diaconrecl that war On a 1,000 acre traet near Baltimore there will soon be ldlla IDOA •oRan tba mea, that shown the history of American railroading, from the begin- it ptiatea laea'¥'7 l.come taaea, aad Ding, with locomotives and can from various epochs all in other eroub&e.. <:>rpaisecl money kaowa that future wars wouhl rehonor of the one hundredth anniversary of the Baltimore & •ak. at the nry 1tart, ia confisca~ Ohio Railroad. tioa of capital to meet expenses. The Baltimore & Ohio, first in the Utrlted States "to OrpaiEM mouey, which uaally Wandie for the public passengers and freigil.t'' reminds you cet1 what it wants, doan't want that this country is gradually ·becoming respectably aneient. wa.--. cheerful faoL Tlwo big stores in New York City,' Hearn's and Arnold Constable's, have just reached tde reapeetable age of one hundred. And the age is Jess .important than the marvelous improvements of one huridred years. T.he next step will be the flying maehi'ne, with rearrangement of tnan's living habits, recasting of population Directing that North Jordan Ca,nal company pay $10,000 to coneerns, four in number, having wat- LET US DO ALL THE WORRYIN G Housewives who trade here find that all of their worrying, on what to have for the next meal, has been done for them. They have learned that every seasonable dainty has been assembled for them -and that in fancy and staple groceriesthey receive fresh stocks only. And. our prices-4LWAYS LOWEST. P· C. Rasntussen & Sons Midvale Utah ' |