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Show THE MIDVALE JOURNAL AND C. C. CRAPO WEST JORDAN REAL EST ATE BROKER MURRAY.~~~A~G~L~E~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ School and· Education stroke of lightning produced a copious downfall. There is no question whatever in my mind that by the wirele11 transmission o! power into the ether we shall be able to con~rol rain. The made to blossom like a garden and the whole question o! the world'a food aup ply will become an uact 1cience. "Comin&' generations will see the production o! ni<tro~ren !ertili:aera !rom the atmosphere by the 11impleat electrical and mechanical apparatus, and in such quantities that the wcrld'& har vests will be revolutionized." Some o! Tesla'11 ideas may seem a lirttle extravagant. But they are no more so than the prediction o! tht radio would haTe aeemed a few relt'ra ago. There was a time when a steam engine was a mad dre&m and an electric current an undeard o! phenomonen. Now, nothin~r seem~; impossible. The atmosphere is char~red with electrical power. It is aa uninrsal as the •t:her. The world is full of the ehemkala which feed life. They lie dormant because we hr.ven't yet found out how to convert them economically to ,the use o! mankind, But we are finding< out. We are denlopin~r ~the int&lli_gence o! the race and ~he hidden treaa ure11 of nature are yieldinr up the 1&crets o! the world !or man' a benefit. Robert Bateman spent the week end Edited by E. E. Greenwood visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Bateman. INSURANCE LOANS HOMES FARM8 The home of P. T. Bateman is quarResearch and study have placed in It has been said that although China antined for Scarlet fever, also the has nearly four times as many people the home of the prese~t day laborer 1 Phone Midnle 137-w home of LeRoy Bateman. Sudy, Utah as the United States, the U.S. has the more comforts and conv1ences than the Ross McMullen, Earl and Leonard equivalent of ten times the number of mightiest king or emporer of a hunBeckstead, Elmer Palmer, Lee Nielson, effective workers that there are in dred years ago could boast; and we are OME---JJeautiful Fruit START POULTRY in Draper, 3 acres of South Jordan, Ross, Lucile and Ber China. Thomas T. Read, in the At- just at the beginning of discovery and and 5 room brick house, next to the nice Bateman, Myrtle Cundick motor- !antic Monthly (March 27th) says,- invention. Nicola Tesla, the inventor farm, At Granite. 19 acres full wa ter right, two houses. Apples, berlargest plant. Only $3000. See Cra ed to Lehi Friday night and attended "Every person in the United States of the alternating current, arc lightthe Junior Prom. ries, grapes. Good income, only has 35 invisible slaves working for ing, the rotating magnetic field and po. surBrown Ethel and Peterson Karl $7500. Easy terms. See Crapo. him." He means that through the aid score of other wonders, writing in the priseed their many friends by annotinc of mechanical energy, one American "Success Magazine" (March 22nd) NEW Five Room Fire Brick Bunga- ing their marriage which took place working in the United States accom- makes the following statements: POUIJI'RY and RABBITS. 2 Acres "The radio is only in its infancyplishes more than 30 Chinese working low, one year old. 1lh acres. WedneSday, March 16th. Henderson George Mrs. and Mr. 4 room house; Coops, hens, new about where the automobile or motion Chicken coops, near State Street. in China. building 80 feet long; 175 fine ra;bMr. Read gives 'the following com- pictures were 25 years ago. The time Sell on easy terms or trade on were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Smith at Salt Lake Saturday. bits, located in poultry district in parative output of work per person is coming when we shall be able to see small farm. See Crapo. entertainSmith Otto Mrs. and Mr. Draper. Only $3200. Easy terms. the speaker or orchestra as readily as in various countries: ed Friday night at a miscellaneous See .Crapo. China 1; India 11A ; Russia 2% ; in we now hear them. "The wireless transmission of power CHOICE ACRES. 12 acres near shower in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Glen France 8%; Germany 12; Great BritSmith, who were married in the Salt :tin 18; Canada 20; United States 30. much as the voice is now carried, is State Street; Sandy, 1good water Lake Temple Wednesday. Games and SALE 0 RTRADE, a Bargain. 15 A. As a result, we have high wages and certain to be a development of the right, clear debt. Easy terms. fifty by enjoyed were refreshments State. near dairy and poultry farm low cost of work in this country. In near future, and it will mark rthe most Make a choice chicken and dairy guests. South of Sandy at a bargain. Five the past 20 years, Mr. Read says the important advance in industry since farm. See Crapo. Miss Parkinson, Wm. Mrs. and Mr. room frame house good condition. infant mortality rate in this country the discovery of iron. Elva Mullner, of Salt Lake, Mr. Harry has been cut 60 per cent. The death Cow barn for 12 cows, granary, a "I believe that the comparatively chicken coop, city water, electric POULTRY PAYS. 5 acres nice land Pierce, of South Cottonwood and Mr. rate from tuberculosis is now less than near future will see the operation of and Mrs. C. E. Hogan, visited Mr. and half as high as it was in 1900. The airplanes by wireless power, and the li.ghts. Must act quick. See Crapo. 1 and I build a house and poultry Mrs. George Henderson Sunday even- state of New York hopes to eliminate establishment of a series of central houses to suit you. Only $1000 ing. diphtheria entirely by 1930. The scien power stations which will make air FINE T.R.ADE-6 room modern bri~k down. See Crapo. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Smith of Sandy\ tific research and its application that travel universal. and 4 acres, Midvale to trade for a are receiving congratulations upon the have made this possible are the direct "By such a method, not only will far small home in the county. Crapo. arrival of a boy. Mrs. Smith was for- product of our abundance of work." greater speed be possible but the airGOOD INCOME property in Salt Lake A SNAP. 16 acres south of Midvale. merly Olive Hogan of this ward. plane will be made virtually indepenpoured been has which capital "The to exchange for small farms or acrSandy loam and best water right. Mrs. Charles Dimond and family, into the building of schools from kin- dent of weather conditions for it could eage. See Crapo. Medicilae'smo&t modem laxaOnly $2000 Cash, worth $3000. Mrs. John Lancaster and daughter, ctergar~ens to universities, and the rise with perfect safety to any point SEE CRAPO. tive needa thorouafl chew~ Vesta, visited at Riverton Monday. number of people who devote their desired. '!'he time is not far distant Marlen Bateman is home after whole time to the teaching of others when a New York-to-the-Pacific-air "THIS LS THE PLACE" to start a spending the winter at Logan attend· are also a direct expression of abun- service will be in daily operation. poultry business. 5 acres-5 shares NIFTY HOME-4 room stucco house . ing the A. C. "In illumination, wireless power will dance of work. Under social condiin Sandy. Neat as a pin. Large lot water near thrivnig poultry plant in Violet Christensen of Murray, vis- tions where people have to work hard be revolutionary. '!'he generations to • Easy terms. See Crapo. Draper. Only $750. See Crapo. ited Mrs. Vere Gardner one day last for a meagre living no one has the come ,',rill see not only their homes week. time or faculties for research, and peo lighted by wireless power, but receive is its most perfect form. TM Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Bulkley, of Mag- ole do not have •the means to pay for heat in the winter and cooling breezes in relatives visiting na, spent Sunday chewing does it. You'll love in the summer in much the same way. teaching." West Jordan. its fine mint flavor. "Rcsulta "Perhaps the greatest direction of It is significant that the wonderful Mrs. Lynn Beckstead and nephew, inventions of the last half century-in all in which wireless power will affect are san. Lamont Turpin, of Lark, visited her ventions which have multiplied a work the conditions of humanity tomorrow Miss Velma Brady had as her week father, Mr. Hyrum Glover, Sunday. At dm&aiata, 1.5c aod 2'c man's power of work by thivty-have is in the artificial creation of rain. end guest Miss Beatrice Magnusson, Blair, son, and Bateman H. 0. Mrs. That is a proj•~ct on which I have come in the greatest era of schools in The Ward Relief Society enjoyed a of Sandy. Lydia Mrs. visiting week last spent the history of the world. These things labored for 35 years, in fact since 189\2 St. Patricks entertainment Tuesday Mrs. Thomas Williamson entertainUnion Relief Society held a very Bateman. have come as a result of thought and when I accidentally observed that a ed at a family dinner Sunday o! last afternoon. Following the regular meet- successful Bazaar Thursday afternoon Mrs. Charles Cockyne and baby study fogtered largely by schools. waste regions of the earth can be week at her hoine on State Street. ing routine the members adjourned to and Friday evening, March 17 & 18. her parvisiting end week the spent the Amusement hall and indulged in Sunday evening Relief Society conand Mrs. James A. Bateman. games and dancing, followed by re- ference was held in the Ward Chapel. ents, Mr. Wallace Brown is improving at his freshments. Thirty five guests enjoy- Mrs. Janet Muer and Mrs. W. W. Wilhome after undergoing an operation ed the affair. son represented the Stake Board. two weeks ago at the St. Marks hospiTwo songs were rendered by the Re· tal. lief Society and a violin solo was renJ~~J Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Miller, of Rivdered by Miss Alta Green. Mrs. Eu- erton were dinner guests of Mrs. Ernice Jensen was released as secretary nest Silcox Sunday. Mrs. M. R. Bishop and Mrs. Vera 1 of the Association and Mrs. Ethel M. Mrs. Anna Hibbard visited Mrs. J. Cerderlof, of Murray, were guests on Grow was sustained in her place. at Sandy Monday. Warner Mr. Andrew Wilkins of Idaho spent Tuesday afternoon of Mrs. Lester ForMrs. Ernest Sl!cox is spending the Monday with Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Sevbush. at Lark, guest of her daughter, week Mrs. M. J. Thornton entertained at erson. Mrs. L. W. Tripp. dinner Thursday. Covers were laid for Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Thompson and Miss Grace Lancaster entertained Mrs. A. Bathe, of Holliday, Mrs. Irene little daughter, of Helper, are visiting a Card party Thursday n1ght. Reat Thornton, Mrs. Grace G. Thornton. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. David freshments were served. Mr. and Mrs. George C. Walker and Smart. Miss Gwenith Silcox spent We<lnesson, Verdell, of Blackfoot, Idaho, and "A Musical Parly" given by the M. Mr. William Sharp, of Rigby, are I. A. Tuesday evening was a very en- day and Thursday in Salt Lake visiting Mrs. Orlob and Olive Warner. guests of Mr. Steven 'W. Sharp and joyable affair. Mrs. Elmo Diehl, of Delta, and Mrs. family. Each department taking part. ReMr. and Mrs. Jesse Nix formerly of freshments were served after the pro- Ardell Hardcastle, of Sandy, were the guests of Mrs. E. M. Bateman Friday Bin~rham announce the birth of a fine gram. afternoon. bi~r girl last Thursday. Miss Flora Oborn and Mr. J. Z. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Bateman, M. Mrs. T. F. Greenwood and Mrs. P. Smart, Sr. were married Tuesday in '1.'. Swenson, Mr. and Mrs. Edward OrShaw, of Sandy, were special visitors the Salt Lake Temple. gill, attended a birthday party in honat the Primary Conference at Midvale or of Mrs. Clyde Swensen at Sandy, held Sunday evening. Weapon of Deception Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Kresser and chilqpr&othe use tor edl an does "Why A. J. Sabey, who is attending the A. ren motored to Provo Sunday and ooun 'we?'" "As a matter of stratefY. C. at Logan, spent the week visiting were guests of Mr. W-ayne Kartchner, If an article gives offense, he doesn't his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Sabey. and Mr. Thomas Gronman. want readers to think It was written Mrs. Alice Rock was a Murray vis- by one lone, defenseless person."The Ward Relief Society entertained at their annual St. Patrick's Day itor Monday, spending the afternoon Wuhln~tton Star. Thursday afternoon: A good program with Mrs. James Cahoon. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Glover, Mr. and was rendered. Social games and lunMrs. Clarence !Sharp, Mr. Wallace 1 ...... • .... • ill at Millerburg and Miss Lillian Boggess, of Union, formed a party and attendthe St. Marks Hospital where she un• • • • . ~:~;~t a very serious operation Sated the Wilkes Friday evening. Miss Phylis Greenwood of Sandy was a guest Sunday of Miss Mirla Miss Erma Pixton entertained at ' ' ' ' ' ' 1 dinner Sunday for Mr. C. D. Bartschi, Greenwood. of Bingham and Wm. Ohwiler. The Midvale M. I. A. Dramatic club put on a play entitled "A Poor Married Man" at the Ward Amusement Hall Friday evening. A good crowd ~ ... }.. ···~ -. ~ . :enjoyed the rendition. ~ _;;:~- ·.$..... ·~-·-·.-....·.-~.- •.••:·.·.;.:<-:~·....... ,;;. •"···· ••.. ·'""•·>.<·,·•'• Ward Seminary students at J. H. S. life to bab:; chicks. Raise took charge of the Sacrement Meeting Guarar.tee every hvable one! Sunday evening, Bill Soffe took cha"rge Pr~tts is the complrte h::by fond for bal;y A large number of students responded , ',icb ... JJ,ude f•om the finest gram to testimonies and ten minutes work ?l·otlu"ts ... mC'chanically predigested The Elders play the in Poor be given"A will entitled, Miss Blanche and Velma Glover and : .. furnishes cor.1pll'tely everything need· Married Man" ward Wednesday, the 30th and April Miss Nell Sharp sang a trio. Mr. Fos cd for bo:1c, :11esh and muscle, tolive,thriveandgrow "'"'1ntchir1. lfv0u ter Greenwood gave a violin selection int.) st:ung, stur :y egg produ<:ers, start 2nd. It is a rthree act comedy and The students are to be complimented them on Pratts and follow up w11h Pratts promises to be a big success. The cost on their splendid efforts. Buttermilk Growing 1\.Jash. Mrs. Eleanor Cuthbert spent Thurs- Avoid chick los:.cs l:y us;r:g are:B. Wise, a poor marcharactersJohn of Professor day with Mr. Steven W. Sharp and ried man, Arthur . Peterson. family. ' Doctor Matthew Graham, a country Mrs. Rueben Sharp of Sandy and Mrs. Clarence Sharp were guests on physician, Narvil Wardle. Thursday of Mrs. Ivan Glover. Billie Blake, a popular college boy, Miss Bernice Cole, of Moab, is visWilson Bateman. · iting relatives and friends here for a Jupiter Jackson, a black trump, by short time. by ua.rwntced ~ an~. 5vld Hugh Buckley. Mrs. John Malstrom spent Monday with Mrs. Laura Tripp, Mrs. H. 0 .. Mrs. Iona Ford, some mother in law, Neil had as her week end guest, Mrs. ------~--:11-·--~~~------Vila Jensen. Grace Ferguson and baby of Brigham Zoie, her charming daughter, EvaMr. and Mrs. Ed Kresser attended line Peterson. Religion Class conference at Draper' June Graham, a little freshmen, by Ward Sunday evening. Mr. Kresser is Myrtle Cundick. a Stake Board member and Mrs. KresRoseline Wil~on, " college reporter, ser is principal of the Ward organizaLucile Bateman. tion. I a ------------------------------ ,. • •• ••• A Chewing Gum With A Reason ST. PATRICK'S DAY IN UNION WARD UNION ~ J JE EAST M IU If ftL • was speoa• 1 lftFE! _____. L____ ch~:s.e~~~::eb~~~;::~scr~:~· 48 ''CEDAR CHEST ' ' ·' ' ' ' ' '' ••$26.80 $21.50 q 7 f/..4 44" CEDAR CHEST cp 1. 5 cp 33•40 ' 47" CEDAR CHEST ........ cpf/..44 •55 cpf/..39 •30 f/..3 9•25 cpq3' 1•40 48" CEDAR CHEST ••••• .. . 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