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Show .THE JORDAN JOURNAL, MIDVALE, UTAH West Jordan HuB THEA TRE So That The People MAY KNOW! Program-·· Week Oct. 22 to Oct. 28 FRIDAY AND SATURDAY PETEll & KYNE'S • 'JheGOLDEH STR.AIH -- . '-·· " .....u~ ""' .~.t.,; ••...--tt;.. n'.l.S With M3-dge Bellamy, Keneth Harlan, Ann Pennington, Hobart Bosworth and others The romance of a fight ing coward. a coward-but ·he kne''• ·;hm the time camel t And a Comedy, '·THE FUED" SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY CA'RLJ.AEMMI.It • t ,... ! Also Another "~ig Mountain Game" .A Comedy of Mirth 'Vestern Reginald with more Denny's laughs Latest If and Best face your hu,l'ts when Smile.. you laurrh, Laugh, you'll be Chuckle, ruin,ed with Grin, this progTam .... in the West Jordan chapel Tuesday!Jensen, Miss Eliza Clyde, Miss D e - ' - , . • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • at 1~:30 o'clock unde~· the direction! l<>res NeLson, Elizabeth C)yde and ii of B1shop Leak. Choir, under direc-1 Myrtle Monahan enjoyed a candy pull tion of Charles Smith .sang "Resting Tuseday evening at the home <>f Mrs. The marriage of Martha A. Car-l now from Care and Sorrow," and Duane Richards. The Second Ward Choir will enrol of Garland, Wyoming and Willis "~ometirne We Will Uuderstand"; a in honor of Miss Lucile Neltertain A Of Read Have "I quar~et, m1xed. Jacobson took place last week. The choir evening. Thursday son Those The Junior High gave a very sue- Beautiful C1ty"; solo, "Dry cessful party- in .the school auditorium Tears", Charles Smith. The speakers members and partners are invited. Friday night. Garnes dancing and were James A. Bateman, Donald Ho-1 Dr. and Mrs. C. C. Jensen entergan, .and Bishop Wm. J. Leak. In- I tained in honor of the City Officials refreshments were enj~yed. Wm. S. Diamond, benedic- and their partners Wednesday evenvocatwn, Berand Ve.<;ta Lancaster, Lucile nicll Bateman, Myrtle Cundick, The!- tio~ by Cha,rle-s/Pric.e. C. I. Goff ing at their home on Main Street. rna Henderson and Ross Bateman at- ded1cated the grave m .the Midvale Supper was served and covers were tended a party at the Beckstead home Cernetary. The large attendence and /laid for twenty. During supper toasts at South Jordan, Saturday night, many beautiful flowers showed the were given by Mrs. A. R. Garclgiven in h<>nor of Reed Beckstead love and sympathy of her many ner, Mrs. L. E. VanDam and Mrs. Carl Pierson. Games were the diwho leaves for the S<>uth African friends and relatives. Edwin Steadman, 75 a resident of j version of the evening. mission, October 22. Games and reMrs. Lowell Chatwin and little West Jo.rdan, died Saturday at hifl freshments were enjoyed. A secret oath~bound organization J<.Arl Egbert was brought home home. Mr. Steadman was born 1n daughter, Lois who have been visitl from the St. Marks hospital Sunday Kent, England January 7, 1851 and. ing with her sister, Mrs. D. Richard s known as the Sevens absolutely domihome. returned has y~ars' 42 country this .:aJ is ~: lowly improving after a ser- immigrated to nated and controlled the last so-called Reago, settling soon after in West J or-1 Mrs. Lawrence Stapley attended a L us operation several weeks ag<>. Smith Reunion at Santaquin, WedMr. and Mrs. George Henderson, dan where he has since resided. publican County Convention. He is survived by_..his wife, Adeline nesday. i'.h. and Mrs. C. E. Hogan, Mr. and Miss Alice Ohlson will leave F~i Mrs. E. M. Bateman, Mr and Mrs. Harrison Steadman and the following f()r the Southern States on a IDISday Sidand Charles daughters: and sons BateWallace Mrs. Beckstead, Orrin for the L. D. S. Church. sion S. William England; of both man, Mrs. Lydia Bateman, Mrs. Hen- ney H., The regular Republican organization Daughters of the Pioneers will The Mrs. ry Egbert, Lucile, Bernice and Ross and Thvmas H., of West Jordan; was cast aside and the party organization Bateman, Myrtle Cundick, Reta and Florence Bratto and :Mrs. Edith Sil- hold their opening social at the SecArvilla Richardson, Elsie Dahl, Thel- cox of Rivert<>n, Mrs. Mable Stanton ond Ward Chapel Friday afternoon. usurped by this un-American secret oathrna Henderson, Sadie Dwight, Mur· of Evanston, Wyoming and Miss Vio- All members are invited. bound Order whose only purpose is to conniva and Veloy Egbert were among let Steadman of West Jordan. Seven' A number of friend s of Mrs. N. honor in party a enjoyed Magunsen als·o brothers four and grandchildren the attended that 'the large crowd trol the offices of the County for the beneof her birthday anniversary Wednesfarewell testimonial given at Sout.l-. survive him. fit of its members at the expense of the taxFuneral services will be held W~- day. Supper was served. Jordan Thursday night in honor of Wenson, and Allen Wilford Mrs. Reed Beckstead who will leave on a nesday afternoon at 2 o'clock in the payers. West Jordan Chapel with Bishop Wm. del of Provo are guests at the Ole mission ·soon. Mrs. Mary Bohland <>f Gibbon, Neb. J. Leak officiating. Interment will Dastrup home. Mrs. W. 0. Boberg and l\Irs. A. E. visited Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Christen- be in the West Jordan Cemetery unwill entertain the S. S. Club Peterson Goff. I. C. of direction der Chrisson last week. Mr. and Mrs. This Order named every man upon the afternoon at the l10me of Thursday Reta Jordan, Ona Shields of South tenson and family motored to Provo Richardson and Myrtle Cundick are Mrs. Boberg. Sunday and .spent the day. so~calJed Republican ticket and crushed Members of the Third Ward enMr. and Mrs. Heber Hand and employed at the Utah Idaho Sugar every man who would not bow to its dicthe tertained at a Circus Festival in the children of Garfield spent the week- Factory boarding house durinrr 0 Amusement Hall Friday evening. A end as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Axel campaign. tates and commands. crowd was in attendance. large improving rapidly is Jensen Allen Lundquist. Mrs. John Oldham will entertain Mrs. Harriet Bateman of Burley, at the St. Marks hospital where he Idaho, Mrs. Wallace Bateman and was taken after meeting with what the Pep Club Wednesday afternoon. Mr. and Mr,;. Raym ond Dowding Mrs. IGeorge Henderson were Salt might have been a very serious acThis Order requires absolute and servile cident when he fell nearly thirty feet. have moved to Salt Lake to make Lake visitors Saturday. obedience of its nominees and influences Mr. and Mrs. Ewan, Mr. an<l Mrs. It was thought at first he had broken their home. Wm. Mrs. and Muir James Mrs. difproved X-ray an but Arthur Peterson were guest.-; of Mr his back the conduct of the various offices-THE· and Mrs. S. D. Sanderson of Salt farent and he is doing fine at the Hewlett visited in Bingham Tuesday in the interest of the Relief Society present time. TAXPAYERS BE DAMNED. Lake, Saturday. The Relief Society gave a very sue- work. Mr. and M11S. A. Lundquist entel' Mrs. Silas Brady was a Sandy vistained at dinner Friday for Mr. and cessful party Wednesdav night. Wednesday. itor · of Mrs. Heber Hand and children daughters <>f Mr.s. Ann MarThe HibGarfield, Mr. and Mrs. Simon We publicly charge that this secret oathriott entertained in honor of her bard of Salt Lake, Mr. and Mrs. L. bound Order is largely responsible for the birthday anniversary Saturday at the Spencer and son of Riverton. home <>f Mrs. Wm. Hughes on Pio-Mr. an* Mrs. A. Lundquist visited present County Road and Bridge Depart· Avenue. neer C. A. Mrs. and Hewlett Wm. Mrs. relatives at Payso·n, Monday, Mrs. per load for gravel that ment paying Mrs. Marion Cox i.s visiting her Kofford of Weston, Idaho visited Mr. Jensen will entertain the Elite Club and Mrs. Lundquist Saturday even- at the home of Mrs. Hewlett Tuesday daughter, Mrs. D. Richards. could reasonably be furnished at evening. ing. per l<?ad. Mrs. Christina ensen was the bonMrs. Sarah Staphley who has been Mrs. Mary Yates Benard, wife of Frank Eugene Bepard, died at the visiting relatives here returned r'Jo ored guest, it being her 82nd birthhome of her parents, Mr. and Mrs her home in Mammoth, Wednesday. day anniversary. Thiray-eight were Miss Phyllis Vincent ,Miss Hazel j present. John Yates at West Jordan Friday We charge that Rulon H. Labrum, cannight, after a lingering illness. Mrs. Bernard was born at M<>na, Utah Audidate of the Order of Sevens on the sogust 18, 1901. In addition to her inChina's A reunion of the Jensen family was • About 98 per cent of called Republican ticket for County Comhusband and parents, she is surviv- held at the home of Mrs. W. J. Dear- habitants are illiterate. ed by five brothei's and eight sisters. ing at 55 North Holden Street of missioner is one of the present Road SuHer death is the first in 't:his large Midvale. LOST-Boston Bull Tenb r, seal pervisors who has been guilty of thus exfamily. Funeral services were held brown brindle, screw tail, fou r travagantly wasting the taxpayers money. The Gauls made soap 2,000 years and e nos on spot white feet, white ago from goat's fat and the ashes of small white diamond on back of beech trees. Had on red collar a nd anneck. antiand anesthesia Vaccination, (Contiued from Preceding Page) name of Rowdy. Reward . to swers have to septic surgery are supposed H. E . Phelps, Midnotify Please been practised by the Hindoos cenWe charge that the said Rulon H. LaFrance will receive the half. This vale 49. turies ago. means that France will have a surbrum is one of the four Road Supervisors plus of about 500,000,000 gold marks. who is and has been guilty of selling The Mellon-Berenger Debt to the County Infirmary and Hospital at Settlement. agreement The Mellon-Berenger from five to ten cents per gallon more than fixes the political and commercial a better quality of milk could be pur$4,025,at debt of France to America chased from the Salt Lake County Milk 000~000, payable in 62 years. The act· Producers Association. ual value of this amount on June :m, 1925, was $2,008,400,000. This figure is reached if one computed interest at the rate at 4% per cent. • We charge that the Order of Sevens is .I! is interesting to compare the settlement between America and largely responsible for maintaining twenGreat Britain, Belgium and Italy. ty-six Road Supervisors in t}le County From this comparison it ·results that during the first ten years Great where twelve could readily do the work. Britain has· to pay an amount of $1,610,000,000 Belgium $60,000,000, and Up to 1935, Italy $10,000,000. France pays an amount of $465,000,We charge that the Order of Sevens in 000. Great Britain pays America in its control of the Republican party is the first ten years an amount which of total the of cent per 35 to is equal largely responsible for the County road $4,600,000,000. The total debt of Belwork and shops being closed down :begium to America is $468,000,000. SOME OF 1THE THINGS THAT A DOLLAR WILL BUY Hence, Belgium will have to pay 15 cause of the wilful extravagance and waste AT THIS SALE per cent of the total during the first of the taxpayers money-a budget of 10 years and Italy, whose debt amounts to $2,042,000,000, has to pay having been already exNo. 2 Galvanized Wash Tub 5 per cent of the total debt during the hausted. first 10 years. No. 3 Galvanized Wash Tub the concerned, is So far as France No. 17 Heavy Galvanized Coal Hod amount of $46'5,000,000 corresponds to 11 per cent of the total debt. It No. 18 Heavy Galvanized Bucket We charge that the taxpayers have is, therefore, more favorable in this respect than any of the other debt 21 Quart Gray Enamel Dish Pan been required to pay for the keep and care settlements with the exception of the Italian, The French debt commission of patients for whom he received money No. 12 Gray Conxey Kettle succeded in having a clause inserted from the Mining Companies at Bingham No. 10 Gray Convex Kettle in the settlement to the effect that during the first three years France for that purpose. No. 17 Blueite Dish Pan can obtain an extension of her payment!! in excess of $20,000,000. No. 8 Bluite Tea Kettle The French-American debt settlelllent does not contain any transfer We charge that the County Hospital No. 6 Blueite Convex Kettle the in included is as clause such has been used for the purpose of favored No. 12 Blueite Bucket Dawes pl11n to prevent the depreciation of the German currency. Hence, County employees with free medical, denExtra Large White Wash Basin France, apart from her right to take tal and surgical attention without charge. recourse to the extension of payment Combinett White 10 No. just mentioned, will have no means of preventing the possible depreciaRural Mail Box Ask your tion of her currency as a result of the Isn't it time for a change? Tin Bread Box export of a large amount of dollars. neighbor. None of the debt settlements conGlobes 5 40-watt Electric tains a clause to the effect that payVOTE THE DEMOCRATIC TICKET. ments to America are dependent upAnd Other Articles Too Numerous To Mention on the income resulting from the • Dawes plan. County Democratic Committee. In spite of these figures, unbiased Frenchmen admit that their country has received as fair a deal as was possible under the circumstances and that the English charge of America SEE OUR WINDOWS being a "Shylock" is not only unwarranted, but also unjustified. Sandy City NeWS Yoa'll Do Them All, And 1Then Some $8.50 WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY 'The B autiful Sinner'' A Mile A Minute, Speed, Action, Drama Featuring Eva Novak and a Comedy DON'T FORGET THE USUAL SATURDAY AND SUNDAY TREAT Is America a Shylock? milk ASK FOR WHITE LILY FLOUR . .;~ - - ."' .. . · ... J ~~~. .~. M01"HERS "'- -.----J Jl.i .. ·':~'/You'll Li!te These ' ~-~ E-J Kiddiess Kicks ~~ t ~ ~-~ They look well and weat well and the prices are cer• tainly very reasonable. ~, Endicott-Johnso n shoes for kiddies are made to stand a lot of "scuffing.·~ .J This Week Only • ·i •• THE BOOTERY THE STORE THAT GUARANTEES EVERY SHOE IT SELLS MIDVALE, UTAH YOU MUST HAVE TRANSPORTATION WAiJe this is a known fact, why not cet this ueessity in the most ·eeonomical way. Abowt twettty-ftn 7ea.rs ago HeBTY Ford started to furnish the werld with transportation at the least possible cost and has cOiltinuM tG do so today. No individual or Of'KanizatiOft has taken the lead from him. Why not continue to support a leader. Stay with the champion until he is lteaten. CALL FOR A RIDE IN HIS LATEST PRODUCT C. J. RIDD MOTOR COMPANY Midvales' Ford Dealer $1.50 Journal Want Ads Pull $375,000.00 West Jordan Lumber Co. ~--------------------------------------~ |