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Show ... THE JORDAN ALFALFA HAY IS CONSIDERABLY DAMAGED Ladies Tailoring SuH8 Made To Order A Specialty First Clus Work Guaranteed TAILOR FRUIT! ,, .. .,, \I ----- 1 l E.\ l ~~I I . ~.~. . ". .. - : -good oila and .. ! B. J. O'Co.... M. L. McNamara, Prop. Midvale, Utah • • • I. LESTER • • • Artificial Ice . .. l We Handle V eedol Oils and Greases gfta&e8 I : ____ - - - BAnE~IES • • • !1'----------------------------., Cl INSURE YOUR CAR The cheapest inaarance STORE Phone Mid. 4 7-w ' ;/ - ----- Feed & Seed • • • • '' • -Yol • • • • Phone Midvale 117-W rrs DANGEROUS to MIDVALE • Clothes Cleaned, Pressed and Repaired Midvale, Utah 64 West Center Street • DRAPER Alfalfa hay 1n Salt Lake County ·\ Mil'S. Elizabe~h ~tteral wa~S hosthas been damaged a great deal more eas at a family dinner Sunday in this year as a result of alfalfa weevil hooor of her daughter, 'Mrs. Ray than any year during the past six Crane of Burley, Idaho and Mrs. Bert yewrs acording to V. L. Martineau, L. Chamberlain of Cheyenne, Wyoming. Covers were laid for ten. County Agricultural Agent. • Thls condition has been brought spent last Hardcastle Mildred Miss about due to the early spring which of Miss home the at visiting week, h.as been. very faVIOrable to the deLake. Salt of Fotheringham Leah velopment of weevil. For several years £al'llllers have made the practice of Mrs. Zina Parkinson and M~'S. cutting alfialfa hay a.s soon as damage began to be apparent and in this way Francis Vandrey of Parker, Idaho ~ great deal of the damage waa check were the guests oo Mrs. ~ah Burn~ ed but this year due to the rainy ham, last week. weather whic:h we have had, farmers been unable to cut the hay as l!;ave Mr. Merrill Sandberg of St. George, in All kinds of small fruit ~arly as they should, because of the i.s the guest of his sister, Mrs. McSEASON danger of spoilage due to rain am.d Kinley Fitzgerald. • * t i,mproper curing. This has made it NATURAL ICE necessary for ma.ny of the farmers Mrs. Henry Ballard entertained at two from standing ay h · thei.J.· to leave H. R. FELLER a lundteon at her borne, Tueedllly. to three weeks longer than they Oovers were laid for six. Yz Mile East of State St. In the w.ould otherwise have done. On Greenwood Ave. meantime, the weevil has been busy Mrs. Claude Brown and cltildren East Midvale Q.amaging the crop and it looks very left ror the:ir home in Twin Falls, Phoae Midvale 67-R2 IJl.uch as if there is a possibility of Idaho, Friday after a two weeks visit tjhe second crop being greatly retard- with relatives in Draper. They were ed. Mrs. Elden and their There is a great need for ilarmers accompanied home willMr.make Brown, who by SAND\ MIDVALE MURRAY flo turn back to the practice of several there. yean ago as means of preventing damage to the second crop. Mrs. Stanley Rasmussen was hQstDamage to second crop is -.used ess at a lawn party, Friday in honor }ty retarded growth due to the ~vii of her son, Vister. It being his birtlhanniversary. Fourteen little fteeding on the new growing shoot/..~. day PraotiA:ally all fanners in Salt Lake guests were present. CoWlty and adjoining counties are familialr with the old :method of harMr. Tom Burnham, manager of the rowing and using a brush drag or Draper Hardware and Miss Effie the wire drag. The effeciveness of Osmond af Log1an were married Wed*is method is generally r~gniZAi nesday, JW1e 10 at Logan. Thul'sday PROMPT DELIVERY SERVICE and all that is nooessary at this time evening, Mn'>. Saraih Burnham, Mr. i!> to encourage the renewal of thi~:> Burnham's mother entertained at a Office-6500 State Street practice generally as soon as the firB'l dinner for them. Oovers were laid Phones-Midvale 175-J, Murray 445 crop is cut. for ten. The field should be gone over careBEFORE fl.llly with a spring tooth harrow and Mi~ Marie Damcl~n oo Le~, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .- . . rlOU GO ON then followed by a thorough treat· was the guest of Mrs. Cal'fie Utah Tht YOUR VACATION qlellt of a brush or wire drag. last week. Sadler, .ohjeolls of the cultural methods wre: When you are away on to break up the surface of the soil, your Vacation trip you Mr. and Mr.s. Bowell Johnson 8nd to sti-mulate eall"ly growth of the secwant to look just as well Hattie Duffin of Glenwood, Mrs. ond crop; to tear all green tissue from dressed as anyone-and a last week visiting at the home ;;.pent tbe alfalfa crowns and stems in or· Martha Dunyon. well-chosen article of. Mvs. Olf der that the weevil larvae will starve; Jewelry from our stoek • ~ ma.kle a fine dust mulch which The Brown family reunio.n was heLd ;Qeats undel" a hot sun Jnd which will aid you in appearing bprns a.nd suffocates the la.rvae; and in the Draper Amusement hall, l''riwell dressed. to crush or drag out into the melch day, June 12th. Dinner was served all the larvae hiding in the alfalfa at noon and the afternoon spent in One hundred crowns. For sooeess with this dust games a:nd dancing. • • muleh method the field must be dry gt.ests coming from all parts of the PRACTICAL WATCH AND or no fine, powdery dust can be se irtate were present. CLOCK REPAIRING cured. After allowing the field to Ia) Utah City, Midvale L...------....;..;.. ._ _ _ _ _• hlu'e for two or three days, turn in Mr. 0. D. Ballard, coach of the Jorthe irrigation stream. A thrifty, rapid dan High School left Monday to at· tend the ooach'.s school at Greeley, growth of alfalfa shrould result. He will be gone six week-s. Colorado. Drag Brush The • The ordinary brush drag consists of a two-inCh by six inch board abou~ Mr. John E. Dalley of Preston, Idafourteen feet long. On top of it tlu. ho was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. butts of several straight limbs llll"e se- J. W. W. Fitzgerald, last week. curely fastened. These limbs are eight or ten feet long and are chosen be· Mr. a:nd Mrs. Arch. L. Stokes and cause of their toughness a.nd spring- children of Burley, Ida.OO are guests ness. They should have a great num- oo Mr.s. Stokes' mother, Mrs. Annie ber of short, stiff twigs on ever) Heward. bJ"8J]Ch. Hawberry is an example of mood material for the brush. The brush Mrs. Alfred Crane and children and should be almost as broad as !Dng. Mrs. Ray Crane of Burley, ldahio In using the drag, farmers find that have returned home after a two w·eek it is best to weigh it evenly by throw· visit with relatives in Draper. i.I)Ig a spike-tooth harrow on it and * • • See our windows this week for low priced then riding on the harrow. Additionand old, years eight Jooston, Carrie KITCHEN CABINETTS Phone 205 al weight may be secured by putting daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack JoosALASKA REFRIGERATORS , Midvale City, Utah ~ sacks partly filled with rocks. A ton was pain[ully hurt Friday, when ICE CREAM FREEZERS AND OTHER KJTCHEN brush drag made of dead or brittlt a hay pole which her father was wU.S. A. N-E-E-D-S limbs rapidly become useless. ing in stacking his hay, broke and The Wire Drag She struck her across the shoulders. This drag has gradually eoone k was rushed to a doctor but outside supplant the brush drag because it i: of being badly bruised and shaken up THERE'S ONE THING WE KNOW Sl> quickly and easily made; its life she was not other wise hurt. MIDVALE CITY, UTAH WE CAN DO-MAKE TaE BEST is Jbnger and it i.s claimed by man) to be more effective. The end of a MALTED MILK ll'; TOWN piece of oog fence about twelve feet long is securely fastened to a log 01 heav}' plank. It is weighted by putting a spike-tooth harrow on the front end of the wire. The teeth of the barraw should be set blllck. The rear part of the wire can be weighted by fasteping to it a few short pieces of heavy wood, Short pieces ·o f railroad rails, fish plates, or sacks partly filled with coarse gravel. H. F. Rasmussen ' JOURNAL • • • E. E. Eliesoa • • J S MORGAN Midvale, UtU -Plume Z7Z • • • The New c. J. Ridd MOTOR CO. Columbia Phonograph SPBCIAL Lincoln Ford Fordson Capitol Vacuum Cleaner---Now Only R E J 0 R L y • • • • • • Personal Service c u • • West Jordan Lumber Company D ~----------------~------~ s $48.50 With Attachments THE SINGER SHOP :Mliehell & Wright, 'I North Main Street Elrnil Beauty Shoppe • • • If you want to INy, sell or &aile, try a want ad H dE owar • • • Street "DRIVE IN'' t....;.. .• Phelps '!::JI';:===-=======::::;;•;; Orchud Camp 5550 d11J!'iq • we-, Clerk t at satisf.ies West Jordan llURRAH! FOR COURAGEOUS OFFICIALS I<'AMOUS SUNDAy MORNING SAYINGS When public officials take a firn. Quotes You 1 Column Which stand for ecoDOmy along rationa. "Turn off that alarm Clock!" Jines in public affairs, they are de· "I never was so sleepy." serving of commendation. Since tht. "Just one more snooze.' imwgura.tion of the direct primal":~"I'll be up in five minutes." then:. referendum, In initiative the aad YOUR COIFFURE MAKES I WILL "It won't make any difference if bas been a growing tendency for legA DIFFERENCE late.'' little a I'm "pas~:> to executives state and isJ.ators I will start anew this morning "Think I'll sleep through Sunday t¥e buck," to the people on import:am "My Work Is My Reference" with a higher fairer creed; whiere political issues a.n school and then go to church.'' complaining "It's 10:30? 'HIMhum! T-oo late fur I will cease to stand ~ of my ruthless neightior's greed; A bitter fight W81S staged in the church.'' I will cease to sit repining while are the funnies?" I OB.lli:<mll:ia state legislature to increase "Where my duty's call is clear; "I'm !l(wfully sorry, pa.<rtbr, but I lS ·N.Uil Maia Street the gasoline tax from two to three waste no moment whining, will I Sunlast detained unavoidable cents a gallon on ~ theory that it was .MDi&tiJicti Rail'dressiDg'' heart shall know no fear my and SJlCh increase was not made the road day.'' sometimes about me for look I will pn~ogTJam af California would be cripthe things that merit praise; "Good-morning.'' u1·~· The bill was passed on a close to got We've everybody. up, "Get v~te. Governor Rich~~~rdson could easily I will sean:h for hidden beauties bave dodged responsibility and play- be on time to-day.'' receive, to about are we what "For tlhat elude the grumbler's gaze; ed polities by sigwoing the bill under thankful.'' truly us make I will try to find contentment in the excuse that it could later be re- Lond, whole the see to Glad "Hei!D! the paths that I must tread; This ail:nended. or people the to fenoed eoolidp •• .up abP &:ao ..,. x.taeky, chap .mo fainted tln-ee to-<lay.'' time on f'&mily I will cease to have resentment he refused to do and clearly stated 17 N. MAIN STREET heaven.'' in art momiug, Now what other tittle bey ~ea whil~ he was being manied will w'ho Father, "Our his reason for kUling the measure. He when another moves ahead. "Praise God, from whom a.ll blessdo when the first month's bills come wante to be President? s'ru:~d tha.t increased taxes were not in? • • • ,necessary in order to Cllll"ry on syste- ings flow.'' I will not be swayed by envy when was a good .sennoo, pastor. ''That not would he and work road matic its in right all U:1 gum Chewing my rival's strength is shown; . Most of tibe gossipers _.. in place, which ~t ~nd:z a chair. 11oWDS. Those in. the lalger tows 1101111 sign a tax-raising measure whiCib, it will be a help to me all week.'' not deny his merit, but I'll will I W. K. Anderson die fliOVl loss ~ sleep. T.he rum fleet is reported to be run- ill hls opinion was OO'Iltrary to his strive to prove my own. i.ng the strategic riak of being "bolr platform of economy and sound busIs Hindenburk the ra.ttling C1f the I will try to see the beauty spread iness administration in public affain;. We woDder what that Loui.nille, bled" in Chesapeake Bay. before me, rain or shine; Evecutives who will OOIDduct publ'ic saber or merely the echo? SMth State will cease to preach your duty I • • • affairs along business lines a.nd who optimist. an is fisherman A be more concerned with and Q. W. NOTICE Ideas are queer things. They won't cannot be swayed by every breath of mine. .~nJar·. meetings of ArMr Wife-"Tbe cook iB talldng of political fancy should have the thanks work unleas you do. • • • of the people in this nation. \JUIIJt":Ntt. 816 W. 0. W. wDl be leaving." Nashville, Tennessee woman, 116 is lost in trying to money Much Husband-"Why?" 101110. f ,tlte lltoN Free Camp GroaDda yeaTS ~d, cllewed and smoked toWife-"She says that everytime she make it multiply instead of add. • • • tile JDODth& ~--3•• 100 yeaTS. It may get her yet. baooo • • • 8ll afterDOOn aff our car is in the French will try a non-stop fligilt Aupst.PleaR Bet ~· Baaharcert The man who said figures didn't lie ~ t'he At~. It this a MSidt MJ)&ir Shop, and it's beginning to look We tliiDk the rumor tilat Ford will never paid aa inoome .tax• to her like a p\Mi-up job." 'Of Hmdeob11l'g'e eleetion T ._____________ • • • • •• • • • ~ .. Milling Co. P..ae Mid. 108 I grow his own rubber trees in ~ ia is stretching the truth a bit. • • • The Prince of .ales is poetry, and poets seldom bachelors for very long. wri~ remain • • • A Midvale lounge lizard tells us he was a fool when he married and his wife tells us he hasn't changed. Trouble with having the big head is that it proves it's half empty. Whether Pauper or Millionaire A Good Meal is Worth 35 cents ".J/3 Clean as the Cleanest, A.s (jood a1 the {/Je~t" U.S. CAFE SAMAS 1: THOMAS, Props. Utala Midvale |