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Show "Th e Pou ltry and Dair y Cen ter of the Stat e of Uta h" Million Gallons of Milk Yearly Ten Million Eggs Yearly 2nd Section--Jordan Journal • VOL. 1. NO. 14. • • Publis hed By Drape r Civic Club DRAPE R, UTAH, THURSDAY, AUGUST 19, 1926. EDITORI AL J. M. Peterson, editor, box 7, Draper, Utah. Advertisin g ratesTen cents per line, 35 cents· Special per column inch. monthly rate of 25 cents per column inch. It pays to advertise in the Draper Journal. Circulatio n over 1500. A TOUC H OF OLD SPAIN FIRE WILL NOT Bra per Pirates Ge t No Opposition INTERFERE WITH ,~ • r~~~~;~,:~~~l~:~~~y;:~ ~h~~~~~,~~ ~.~~~~~~~~ JUST DIG If your hay is eaten by weevil And the stack for the cows isn't big It's no use to feel like the devil, You've got to get out and dig. The wealth from the pea crop was meager, The profit won't buy you a wig. Bemoanin g the failure won't help you. You've got to get out and dig. The Draper Pirates baseball team finds it impossible to locate teams that are ready to hazard their laurels We aim to publish facts .only. If The grain fields have smutted and by pla mg games with these "dark rusted, there is anything on this page you horse" veterans. The two games harvest won't feed the old pig, chi!-! The school there If deprive not editor. w.ill the tell building with, Bal-l D. disagree 0. Cach and home, scheduled with Lehi both proved now back is anything that appeals to you tell ' It's no use to say that you're busted. Jordan high school, with dren of their regu!P.r classwork . Plans j fiascos, owing to the fact that Lehi lard of the You've got to get out and dig. ' everybody . are more of the have been worked out by the Jordan. was unable to muster the requisite Lei. and Bill Day, somewhat dif- ~listrict _a:chitect whi~h will su~ply I Patronize our advertiser s. number of players. The only game reasons why game are The troublesom e fly in the beet fields ro(Jms m the new JUnadthtwnal ,_our there However, schedule. to ticult now sc'tleduled is the return to the Would set you to dancing a jig. be a real baseball festival !' ior high school at comparati vely low 1 likely will M. PROGRA WARD DRAPER next Murray of team Howe C. Frank art: The times wasted to talk of the poor staged on Labor Day with all of these cost without in any way marring the 1 Sunday every school Sunday Sunday. yields. 1 men back in Draper uniforms and im-~ building itself. 10:30. got to get out and dig. You've The halo of terror that accompan ies pelled by the undying excellence of Temporar y partitions will supply first day, to Fast due meeting, partly t doubt no Sacramen is the Pirates three class rooms in the auditorium the Draper baseball spirit. and one in the hall. These four rooms .. the fact that they have a powerful Sunday each month, 12:15; last Sun- The blight on tomatoes and taters ' adwill Would drive you to thirst for a reserve force in the men scattered with the regular class rooms day of month, 8 p. m.; other Sunswig. equately house the school until other about the state in the thick of the CHOIR PREP ARES MUSIC 1 days. 12 :1!i lJ· m. arare tions does nat come thru dumb accomoda Success t baseball fray on the line-ups of other permanen FOR WARD CONFER ENCE M. I. A. conjoint meeting, first waiters. teams. Among these are four of the ranged for the elementar y school. Sunday of each month, at 8 p. m. You've got to get out and dig. distinguis hed players of the Utah 1 This is a mark of efficient attenThursday Choir practice, each memand officers choir Draoer The Bingthe of the on Dow Copper league. Pete tion to oroblems that arise night. Just smile thru reverses of fortune, ham iineup has the distinction of be-l hers are working hard to furnish part of the administr ators of the afpresent. be to invited are SunYou e conferenc ward at music And show that you really are big, ing the best fielder of the Utah Cop-j good fairs of Jordan school district. Jordan at also and 22, August ·Life's sunshine is sung to the old tune per league, while We?ley Sadler of day, August Sunday, "You've got to get out and dig." the Magna team occuptes the unchal- stake Union meeting. CRIME NOTE • -J. M. PETERSE N. lenged berth of s~cond best fielder. 29. "Daddy," said little Willie, "what's schedare anthems three least At has who man mound a is Brown Ray son, I a shepherd' s crook?" Mr. proven to be a special value to Mag- uled for the orol!'rams and with the says Professor J. Arthur Cottrell Ross Mrs. and "It's the only kind of crook you emotion," na . in her steady climb to the final combined abilities o~ the singers, they Art, and Mr. and two children of Burlingto n, Wyo., These entertaine rs have been brought to the Sesqui-Centennial lnterna· don't find in a big city, son," replied Thomson. It is just the opposite with senes of the Copper League. Tom I should be enjoyable successes. have been visiting for two weeks with tiona! Exposition In Philadelph ia where 150 years of American Independe nce his dad.-Cinc innati Enquirer. anglers when an ene11getic fish steals Sadler of the Bingham club has also 1 Com· of Chamber , California County, Elizabeth Mrs. Angeles Los the mother, by , Cottrell's celebrated Mr. being 11 stood the test of considerab le baseball the bait.-The London Humorist. Cottrell. Sunday Mrs. Cottrell enter- merce. The westerner s have built a line old Spanish mission in the Paia.:;;;. FISH AND POOR FISH battle. M. Walbeck of the Tooele dis- DRAPER MAN FOR tained at dinner in their honor. Other of Foreign, Civic, Fa.shion and Agricultur e Display and there show the reUTAH LEGISLA TION out of town guest8 were Mr. and Mrs. eourccs and advantage s of their native heath. The musicians and dancers "Fish spend so much energy in moSWEAR WORDS PREFERR ED the patio to rest a bit after "doing the expos!· enter who visitors all entertain Lake. Salt of Forsberg F. for left much not onery have they Confecti that tion Draper for s candidate of Among the names Mr. and Mrs. Nephi Smith are viRit- tion." The Exposition continues until December 1. of Andrus B. M. is fall this election "If you want your parrot to talk Ice Cream ing at Blue creek, the guests of Mr. DRAPE R BARBE R SHOP Candy Dr_aper, fo-r the state legislation . Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Smith. should begin by teaching it short you -andI several served already has Andrus s Grocerie words." Meats ev 'ting Mrs. Mary GregBEAUT Y PARLOR I times in this capaci-ty and is good tim- orySaturday I supposed it "That's strange. of Union entertaine d at a shower Try Fitch D. R. Shampoo bles." polly-sylla her ~o be kept at the job to continue for Mrs. Cora Brown Reynolds at the to E. M. RASMU SSEN would take quicker ted apprecia e patronag Your 1 serVIce. -·Boston Transcrip t. Fifty guests were Reynolds home. Prop. SON, ANDER A. F. present. M. B. ANDRUS, Coal Fresh Candy and Things Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Henroid of • Phone, Mid. 85-R-2 The baseball game played on the 1 made, Wes. Sadler of Draper reaping First a:r;d Mr. and Mrs. Jean Henroid Service Provo Utah's Best Coal He Amerrcan Fork were guests of Mr. Utah Copper Communi ty club park, a goodly share of the honors. ,of BROWN HYRUM Peerless -Castleg ate-Aber deen last Sunday showed Magna on the .' played his field po~sition in strictly and Mrs, Ross Ballard Sunday. air-tight fashion, not missing a single Draper Post Office A th Prices Right d f 14 t 3 ~rs. Paul Crosgrove and son Lachance of the many that came to him. thur r . s.cto~e. a t / Draper, Utah. l\Iar of Magna are guests of Mr. and uppe~ en 11 A sensationa l long run for a fly he Summer Rates Now On m e;~ c Pl Big egg producti on depends largely on correet feeding. t:r:ge. ~hie d was ;rce o\GENCY, MURRAY LAUNDR Y Mrs. Jos. H. Heward. of applause the and catch a in ended et tht ~.ut mmndgR, In Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Rasmusse n dsecon an . . a th e mu It'Itu d e of f ans. The last mciWANTED~Unincumbered an d child ren were gues t s of D r. anrl t' amage was a reat 1y one uy Better let us supply you with feeds that have proven 1 to fly long I dent of the game was. a f' f th th' . best by test. o a Ive- "'es1ey, w h o caug1tt 1t competent, houseke eper, Mrs.d C. 0. Jensen of Magna last Wed- tmTeh.. · Is was e In1.dgame Shoe and Harness Repairin g and tucked 1t I vv C th arne series t nes ay. 1 ? t~CJ e M e opper 1 in his pocket, as he leisurely paced to h pe1·manent position. Box 7 Mrs. Julia Maycoek and Miss Ella Get our prices and cinvince yourself . Work Guarantee d & Prices Right ~ .ampwnsd ~· th a~na wodn \ the club house. Maycock of Springvill e were guests t~ag;e 11 Score by innings· ~ ~~~· gRanbl? an .t LduMr t e setco~ · Draper, Utah. Draper, Utah. of Mr. and Mrs. Reid Beck last week. . . . las o agna c..., PI ms o le a ,. Beck Mrs. During the week Mr .and ·-·-·-··---------·-·-001 100 010- 3 J Arthui k \lctory. J 1. ....d ~..·1 and f . d't bl 1· f b A amt y an 1urs. u 1a 1•~aycoc num er 0 ere 1 a e P ays were · Mag-na ·-·- ... - · • ·-·-..436 010 OOx-14 and Miss Ella Maycock visited ·ParDRAPER POULTRY MEN MEET Let u~ figure the cost of equiping your kitchen and bath leys', Emigratio n ·and Provo canyon. TWIN PEAKS COMPA~Y AUGUST 20 IN CLUB HALL ES BEGINS CANNING TOM~TO Mr. and Mrs. Hyrum Brown have RELIAB LE PLUMB ING AND WIRING gone on a fishing trip on the StrawPlans have been scheduled for the Tomatoes are ripening fast and the berry. Mrs. Clara Hogan of West All Work Guaranteed" · Peaks Co., is to past month for a candling demonstra - j • their place in the P1ans of t h e Tw. m Jordan is hil th . taking ff away. t are ey Draper e pos o 1ce w ~7 East Center St., Midvale - CARL ERNSTROM, Prices greatly reduced by the house that gives increase d The Misses Mae and Bury! Hibbert commence canmng tomatoes the lat-j tion at the meetin!! of Draper Poulsatisfact ion through service to of Salt Lake visited :(riends here Sun- ter part of the week. Although some . trymen. Inc .. and others who care Price Delivered Reductio n It m. p. 8:30 at Model fields have been struck by the blight, I attend on Aue:ust 20 day. Fordor Sedan ...........-....--..--..........-...- .. $46.08 .....-...--..·-··..-· ...-..... $640.84 COLD DRINKS ALL THE TIME Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hardcastl e and it is expected that a good run of to-· is expected that much valuable inforTudor Sedan .....-..........-..........-.................$51.20....._.... _..........-....-..... $589.64 rna t'Jon on gra d'In!!' e~rl!'s an d wh a t daughters , Melba and Mildred and matoes will be harvested . give?· be wil! Coupe .....-....--...-.... -....-.... -....-.... - ...-...........$40.96-.................-....-.....$579.40 The bean crop has proven to be produces g.ood grading Miss Ruth Rasmusse n have returned w1ll busmess. Some miscellane ous Cutting has Touring .....-....-.....- .... -.....--...-....-........... $40.96 .....-.... -.... -....-........... $465.88 from Rigby, Ida., where· they have very good this year. of twn demonsfra a an~ cond.uct~d h.e late the after shortly since continued Roadste r ........ _....-.........._................- ..---$40.6 9_.. _...._...____....$445.40 been visiting the past week. General Merchan ts Every made: be w1ll twn ftrc-extmc just has and harvested were · Mr. and Mrs .Wm. C. Fitzgerald , peas See the new paint job on closed cars n should apprec1ate the Leave Work Here For Capitol Cleaning Co. Miss Esther Hodsdon, Mr. and Mrs. ended. The bumper crop of beans i~ p3ultrymaadequate Parts Genuine Ford means' to p1·ev en t of MID. 83-J-2 S. J. Mickelsen and M.. r. and Mrs. a boon to the growers thiR seasor' value . DRAPE R car and make it give satisfact ion the you sell We · other crops are al- f1res · Stanley Rasmusse n and family joined when man:v of the the Mutual in their outing at Vivian most a failure. YOUR NA~lE IS ON THE ROLL park Sunday. A large crowd of Dra-SER VICE employfurnishes company The the at week a spending per people are 1 ment to a large number of young peeIs Our Middle Name. If you have attended the UniverCLYDE H. TERRY, Authoriz ed Salesma n. k h · h h I ' your from get you · par ase t appreciate sumWe have a live interest in the Service o a w for year, year, a eac e for p . at 'Ctah of hostess sity Miss. Mike Riska was Draper -Mid. 82-J-3 GOODYEAR TIRES mer, for a quarter, or if you have atdinner last Tuesdav in honor of Miss sistance very much. tended for several years, but have not Air -and the use of pressure guages wiil protect your tires Esther Hodsdon of Michigan. I Make Chicken Feed and Water Troughs g-raduated your name is on the U .of These SERVIC ES Are Free THE EIGHT HOUR DAY U. Alumni roll. Ali former students DRAPER BASEBA LL STATEL INE SERVIC E STATION are eligible to membersh ip in the Draper. Utah. How many hours do you work per Alumni asso'cintion and in the Draper The Old Timer Buccanee r baseball It is found that efficient la- U. club. Some may think that only team of Draper whitewash ed the day? school graduFrank C. Howe team of Murray to bor can be done for a period of eight the college or normal the constitubut roll, the doleful melody of 5 to 0 on the hours, but after that the factor of ateR are on the associatio n speciDraper park diamond Thursday after- fatigue is too great to make it profit- tion of the Alumni LEHI CEREA L MILLS. fies that all graduates and former noon. True to their prediction that able. Lehi, Utah. Factory and mill workers havl' stuclents are U. Alumni. there would be baseball in Draper yet Our club will mePt - - - - soon. Flour, Cereals, Pancake Flour, Grain.· this season, they gave the fans a good been tried out on over-time work and i11 and days hour eir,-ht than longPr on opening. game for the Buccaneer We Cater to The Poultry Trade APPLIE D TO YOUR FINANC ES WATCH YOUR FLOCKS They are confident that they can pre- all cases greatest results attend the ~'1.1\e person who is definitel y determin ed to succeed through sent a better brand of playing in eight hour day. In farming· communit ies, com<iderReports have been made of thl:' First" their games than the junior team has his own individual E,!ffort, accepts the slogan "Safety posthe to as prevails skepticism conduct of strangers about able f;U~picious The Draper shown in past games. General Auto Repairin g ·irt his every endeavor. an with success achieving of sibility Draper ancl autoists have of coops the and were hits eight registered men My Patrons Receive Satisfac tion but evidence watched as they pass about the town 1\'"ou are cordially invited to avail yourself of the "Safety" charged with two errors, and the eight hour working day; those most suc- under the cover of darkness during Battery Chargin g of this Instituti on for your surplus money. Howe men received three hits and is ample to prove that Acetylen e Welding energeticare Some who those night. are the of cessful hours small the team ma~e three errors. The Draper eight hours and poultryme n have maoe serio"us threats DRAPE R, MID. 84-J-1 forced Murray to change pitchers, but ally on the job for reof ty opportuni if the result enjoy the then be would what to as did not find it necessary to remove UTAH FISH & POULTRY CO. building, of resting, or of recreation . these nig-ht mP-n were caught in-acMAKE YOUR HOME IN DRAPE R Lei. Day from the mound. To follow this another step, we tion on their premises. T·he lineup: Best Market Price for Your Hens and Spring Frys Good Buy Just Listed the need of organized communit y see It is indeed a serious condition Draper Frank C. Howe terms, $1000 down. programs. $2000 when humans stoop to the point of Let Us Know What You Have to Sell. Campbell. __ -- .. c......-·--· -.. ..... ... Terry recreation man fellow electric lights and city water. 2 a that house, birds room appropria ting 2 acres, 4 Batlin................. -..............p ..........._........ __ Lei. Day a supplying of We Will Call has raised as a means shares water. 20x20 chicken coop. Cemente d cow barn for A. Olsen .........._........... _lb.... . - Fitzgerald . living· for his family. MRS. S. C. BAILEY RELEASE D 6 cows. Act now. Whetman .... -.......-..-.... 2b ..........-... --·-.. Ballard Phone Was. 5195 n poultryme 108 W. First So., Salt Lake City. the this,_ Q' Recognizin Othe1· Homes. Farms And Choice Sites Halladay.._·------·--·-- 3b.. __ .._.. Walbeck punishthe that stand the taken have calling other that fact the Owing to I Will Build to Ruit You Alsop - ........ -...-........... ss ...... ------- Sorenson I buy Draper hens on Poultrym en's Contrac t shall be to the full- · offend!'rs to men continue to her for difficult it made Allen -··-· -.. -... ............. lf --·-·---........ Switzer........ and without · Brown .......... --..- ....... cf ............... ........ Enniss to serve as head of the Draper Pri-• est extent of the law the offender of case The . sympathy Smith.-....... - ... -............rf....._. __...._...._.... B. Day mary, Mrs. S. C. Bailey was released DRA PER- - REAL ESTATE - - BOX 7 last winter Holliday in operated from the office of superinten dent of who Primary last Sunday with a vote of is an illustratio n that they mean it. 'NEW MEMBER S RECEIVE D IN DRAPER thanks for faithful services perWhen a boy kisses a girl nowadays L~o T. Carter,. his wife, and his J formed. Her assistants were released 82-R-3 MID. if he is the fi;st DRAPE R family were received as members to with her, and the names of the new he never asks her I I H. A. PETERS EN Draper ward, Sunday, August 15. officers were presented ar:d th"Y werr one to kiss her. Box 7 They have come from Twin Falls, sustained by the vote of the congreBlock Dooely 407 off knocked man self-made a Many put Draper Idaho, with recommen ds from Bishop gation. They will be formally Salt Lake City soon. too work soon. office into Claudius S. Brown. Call here for the paint for your coops and your house. I ~d<2S!t~rr.nd i Drap er Man Stars In f\)agna--Arthur Gam e ° Draper Quality Mashes II S. E. McGLOTHLIN f DRAP ER POUL TRYM EN, INC• Mid. 82-J-5 _,- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - I RIDEOUT MERCANTILE CO. I ! Sandy City Bank Riverton Motor Co.---Mid. 97 -R-4 S.C. BAILE Y Tinne r - - Sheet Metal \Vork er MID. 84-R-1 Drape r SAF ETY FIR ST LEO NELS ON GARA GE J. M. PETE RSEN S. J. MICK ELSEN CO. Lumbe r, Hardw are, Etc. PLASTERING |