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Show to tWo Mon., Tues.~ Wed., Nov. 23~24~25 At the Iris Theatre Of Course Win a Turkey Free Radio Supply 1\,. issing December 12 10 a.m. at Booth's Line to Limerick VOL. 1 NO. 28 • MIDVALE CITY, UTAH, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1925. SUBSCRIPTION PRICE $2.00 mun,ity Club Radio Dance At Rendezvous Saturday Eve His excellency, the Governor, of the State of Utah, visited .Midvale Thursday evening and made two addresses. He spoke befoi·e the Lioru; Club at their regular semi-monthly luncheon Thur~day, November the 19th, at 6:00 MERLIN G. WATTS GET YOUR THANKSGIVING DINNER ~:;:~ H~::~ o'clock and again before tne ParentEverything is set for the CommuTeachers Association at 7:30 p. m. nity club dance at the Rendezvous, ~ ,·~; Prin. E. E. Greenwood was primarformerly the Imperial, danoe hall in gaththat throng vast the of Part ily responsible for the Gavernor's visMidvale Satlll'<lay evening. Get your Votive the of re squ11 the In ered 1t to Midvale, in the interests of the partners and let's go. church In Vienna recently to demon- Education Week campaign. The community club arranged strate in favor of the proposed annexelaborate preparations for your enteration of Austria by Germany. The AMERICAN EDUCATION WEEK 1 tainment and at the eleventh hour arunion of the two countries In the not Age 13 .Malstrom rangements were completed whereby distant future Is considered probable Ruby the Booth Mercantile company, Mid8th Grade Midvale School v.ate, and the Motor Car Equipment Miss Peterson, Teacher Co., of Salt Lake City, in oonjw1etion The week beginning November sixwith the distributors of the At Water teen has been proclaimed by President Radio equipment, will put on a The Coolidge as Education Week. •..,....,~,u demonstration, w.ith ampllfiei · program for the observation of this ' everything necessary to give week has been arranged by the Board . ~orrlpl•ete radio entertainment. of Education, the National EducaThese people have their own broadtional Association and the American casting station and will render music Legion under whose joint supervisrfor dancini during the intermission, ion American Education Week is proprobably between 10 and 11 oclock. moted rumually. Monday will be 00You are thus promised two shows served as Constitution Day, Tuesday as Patriotism Day, Wednesday as in one at the Rendezvous Saturday evening, There is no doubt that t.M School and Teacher Day, Thursday as Thrift Day, F1'id.ay as Know Your big hall will be fillet.! to overflowing. School Day, Saturday as Community Health Day and Sunday as For and COMMUNITY CLUB MEETING A Farewell Pa~'i:y will be held at and Countrr Day. Some of the God A regular meeting of the Commuthe Grant War;! Chapel Wednesday for this week are: "Ballots, slogans nity Club was held Wednesday at the 5 ''America first;" "The bullets;" not Club rooms-it .being Nati.onal Edubetter the teacher the better the cation Week, Prin. K E. Greenwood the Swiss Austrian mission. and save;" "The ~;chool;" "Work spoke on Educational problems and He is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene of democracy" foundrution the is school the local co-operation necessary to ovWatts, of Murray. "A sound mind in a sound body;" ercome them inplying that Educatio11 "Progre&sive civilization depends on was the communities business. Sunday, November 29 will be long Thanksgiving Day, 1925, should be a day of real thanks giv. progre sive Education;" "Schools al'6 A vocal solo WiJ.S given, by Mrs. F. mg for the good people of the U. S. A., and especially the prosper- remembered in Grant ward, Murra~·. foundation of democracy;" and the W. Richardson <i.ccompanied by Mrs. and productive JORDAN VALLEY. At 6:30 Sacrament meeting. Pioneer beautiful this of residents ous "Education is the making of men and W. Johnson. Songs will feature, when Last week's LIMERICK brought in replies exceeding our fondest Costume and women." Elder Robert Averson will discus&expectations. From all the towns and communities in South Salt "Pioneer Life on the Plains. Captain In 1924, there were 24,500,000 pu,. ............T AND GROCERY FIRM pils in the public .schools in the counCHANGES HAND TODAY Lake CountY came hundreds of re!)lies. From Sp-anish Fork, Sol- Beesley's Emigrant quartet will sing GET OUT Y.qUR NOTE-BOOKS, r SEAL SALE COMMITTEES • try. Two hundret.l fifty million dolWilliam M. Cox, for many years in dier Summit, Park City, Lark, Bingham, Wyomjng, California, pioneer songs. Each mamber of the 'STUDENTS! HERE IS SOME J: MEl APPOINT RECEIVE were lost due to irregular attenlars nine ninty business in Midvale, as a first class Nevada, in fact, from the entire western countl·y. And group will wear clotlhing actually worn VALUABLE INFOR:\lATION Ten million children of school dance. dispenser of meats and groceries ha.;; per cent of them worked out the right answer. in. the trip across the plains. They l Wid~toe, age were not attending school. When A. John Chainman State disposed of his business to a Mr. will be grouped about an imaginary Of all the strangest creatures which of the Christmas Seal Sale, has made we realize what the above facts mean Melvin :Mitchell, Oak Street, l.Vlidvale, Utah, won the first camp fire on the stand. Southworth, of Salt Lake City. have been given us by the motion the following committee appointment>' we will see the value of interesting Mr. Cox states .that at the present p1ize of $5.00 CASH, (which has been paid to him by check) by "No state in the United States of- l picture art perhaps the strangest ever in Salt Lake County to assist in this every one in education, and in our time he has no definite plans but being the first to bring in the right solution. schools as the most economical place animal worthy workfei'S greater opportunities for moun- ~een on the scr€}en ai·e the The other five prize winners were in the order named: thinks he might purchase a truck and in securing an education. CQ into the business of collecting from J{)hn A. Aylett, Midvale. t.ain climbing and skiing than Utah", characters presented in "The Lost We have been fortunate in MidUtah. Midvale, Malstrom, Andrew the to delivering and producer the declared Profes¥>I' James R. Griffiths World" to be shown at the rr·. Th _ for we have here one of the best vale Helen Stokes, Midvale, Utah. M. Shirley Winder, Murray. ea ls ' retailem in various locaLities. He was of the phvsical education department in the country. We have good schools C. E. Gaufin, :Murray. of the University of Uta!h.. "These ac-, tre next Monday, Tuesday and WedHarold Wright, Midvale, Utah. formerly in this business and knows school buildings, very fine boys and Lyman Bateman, Sandy, Utah, Route No. 1. the game. Dr. W. H. Rothwell, Murray. • tiviti~s," he said, "can. be organized J ne.sday. girls, excellent teachers and parents Developments have proven that it is not fair to outlying com- here 10 Utah at very little cost, and) THE ALLOSAURUS-A The Journal hopes that Mr. Cox · _ T. F. Jennings, Garfield. who do everything possible to make will see his way clear to affiliate in munities to award the prize to the first person in with the wrrect there is perhaps no other activity that M. Dott White, East :Mill Creek. carmvor li d 0 f th U school successful. Our school our pere pper Jurassic manner with Midvale, and keep solution. Therefore, this week you must pick words from the Ads will so develope a love of nature a, ous zar too, is working to bring our board, Magna, Burke, Mrs. T. E. in the Journal, (any word or words) name the advertiser in whose keen observation and health of the~ iod, approximately 10,000,000 years his work with the band. girls everything to make and boys D. C. Jensen, Sandy. I ago. Its minimum length was 35 feet individual as these." profitable. life school CATHOLIC SERVICES, MURRAy Ad the word or words appeared, make the last line r~yme wit~ the W. W. Wilson, Sandy. The late N_ orwie_ gen ski.ier, E. Djorn J and its height no less than 9 feet at be will Judges three going to cooperate with are and We corr~spond, etc., meter, have two, first AND MIDVALE Dr. F. E. Straup, Bingham. 1 f 10t h0 :t dt 0 L:, of n1ember each to letter his In small very was brain Its growth. full renown ernatJOna IS w • a ·· the promoters of Education Week and lllio . . . Murray-2nd and 4th ~undays Ma. · selected to award the TURKEY to the BES'l' line, (NOT 'lliE expressed that he had seen no couRtry in his life that was better for his and mtenor to that of a modern croc- advisory committee, Dr. Widstoe pays make this a sucee: d"ul week in our lit Fraternal Hall, 9.3$ a. m. '•t and FIRST) submitted. Thus all have an equal chance. Here's this week's Limerickfavorite sport than Utah. Mr. Sjorn- odile or lizard. It balanced itself on a well deserved tribute to the splen- f'chool. Each day's program will be Sr.d SundaY'S 11 a. m., ::>und.r ·. nool stad trained the allied soldiers in the its hind limbs, using its long heavy did work of the Utah Public Health followed as outlined. Governor De!l'Tl, 10 a.. m. Association under the direction of J. and Dean Bennion of the University . . I know a man in our town, and he is wondrous wise, 'lays Its vicious Midvale--1st 3rd and 5tl. tail as a counterpoise. art of sk 1ing durmg the world war. of Utah, will be in Midvale this week "Mountain climbing and skiin_g of- teeth and claws were propelled in an !~y~llis, Executive Secretary. He ll1~, Mass in Oddfellows Hall . He cannot sell his wares because he will not advertise; to talk to the teachers and parents ~ &llld 4th Sundays 11 a. rr . nday "I am glad to devote the ll"ttle ti"nle on school problems. Friday evening, He sells on narrow margins fer the best method of anythmg I attack by instinct not intelligence. ' qualities fine the awakening of know school 10 a. m. His store is full of bargains THE BHONTOSAURUS, also call- that may be necessary to help onward a demonstration school will be conof character within those who partiRev. Patrick Mr' n•••-·•••-••••••••••-••••-••••••·•·•-••••••••••-••••-···•-••••••••••-··•·-·••••••••·-••••••• •··-·····• ed the Thunder Lizard and the Levia- the Christmas Seal Sale. It is a g{)od ducted in the school building. Regucipate," Proiesoor Grifi'lths said. 1886 Sou East. "The leader.s in most high schools than of the Shallows, was an amphib- cause, one which all good citizen.;; lar school work will be carried on, so So let's go! Read the Ads in this issue of the JOURNAL. of Utah," he continued, "realize the ious reptile of the Jurassic period a- join. As I look over the results of that all of our parents can visit to ;he loOn Friday, Novenlber :.: ration Pick out words (any of them anywhere) when put togethe1·, will value in mountain climbing, and have ~~mt 10,000,000 y,ears ago. lt got its the work of the Utah Public Health see what we are doing in school. ,cal school will hold a <; school- rhyme and complete the Limerick. The best line, as selected by organized hiking clubs. Very little first name, urobably, for its walk, for Associa.tion since its beginning, I am achool, and program in ho are the Judges of the Contest, wins the TURKEY. You can have the has been done however, in developing it "ca.me up with noise like thunder" 1 ~10 re th~n pleased with the great ser- AG CLUB SCHEDULES house. This will give p ANNUAL TRIP h. turkey dead or alive, a nice fat 10 pound bird, and if you cannot th.e art of skiing, which is as equally: in the ages far away. It was an un- vJce which has been rendered the peotoo busy during the day Saturday, November 21st, the Jora0ention CJf the education--~; ~~~··call at the CORNER MEAT and GROCERY, MIDVALE, UTAII, worth while as mountain climbing,, armored, herbivorou::; quadruped with ple a.t a very sma~l cost. Th~ f::ct the "Ag" Club headed by Mr. Price dan the Wlth~ spent Is collected money girlong feet, and limbs elephantine interesting. more even sometimes and more seven Only snappy. ·wren an opportunity to ~e the· we will ship it prepaid to you. Make it Gardner will take its annual Mr. and CltJzens ~ur of.· days until 'rhankso-iving"Day and you want that bird for your din- I hope that the hills surrounding our age: like neck and very small head and state for _the .benefit . ' tichool at wor,k. verv ass1Stance of type thiS. es ak. m. auton'~ton. ·~'ll.lnal an was It bram. f ed b "11 I ch h h" te t This year the "~" Boys excursion. o• 1g s. o_o s w1. Y th ' ~ ~ oi' e. us • . 0 u f a ers, h eres_you.r ch ance to ner. Why pay out good money when by exercisin·g your brains for s ~. thormost believe I mdeed. uesirable and wmter, this Davi. and Weber counh1king invade and will skung . . VlBlt school. Don't miSs 1t. Remem-! THE DIPLODOCUS, more common oughly that the greatness of the com ties in seareh of the best ideas in , I that the future will see thousands of . , this is education week. School a few T rm,nu.tes, you may g~t ?ne FREE. . N_OT E. Any on~ subm1ttmg the _correct solutiOn to last week ::; . our boys and girls participating in ly identified with his brother, the Mor ing race will be founded upon a strong Dairy Farming. F~llowing is the en~s at 7 p. m. L1menck can get a ticket to a local picture show, or a coupon good' these sports which have made our osaurus (Stupid Lizard) was of the healthy body. W:hen the physical or- tire schedule and itinerary of the trip On another page of this issue ap- for one 5x7 mounted photograph at Peters Studio, or a year's sub- i North-European neighbors such vig- Brontosaurus type, but exceeded it in ganization is in good condition then 7:30 a.m. Anive at Union Cross road length. It measured upwards of 87 man is able to express himselr' men- 7 :45 Leave Union Cross Roads. pears a letter received from Dean scription to the Jordan Journal, by calling at this office and mak- orou,; men and women." feet am.! belonged to the older o£ tho tally and spiritually much more for- 8:50 Arrive at Davis County Fruit cibly and completely than can othertwo pi·incipal dion.saur fauna. .ali!.ton Bennion, of the University CJf. ing known your desires. The winners of theatre tickets will also and Vegetable Association Warewise be the case. It is a great res. EDUCATION IN SPREAD THE U~, congratulatin~ the Journal on l please call and get their ticket. house at BQuntiful. And so the_ list grows, but why con- ponsibilitr, but 1 believe the Utah . . . This is no skin game. Our advertisers deserve some publicity the m~est sho~ m the cause of 1 Leave for Miller Floral. 9:20 education, as evidenced by the issue and we are willing to pay the bill. You can't lose and you may win. t Thhe urge for educatJOhn m this ~oun Isume your time reading about them Public Health Association a.;; it now 9:35 Arrive at Miller Floral. "t t' f ry as grown to sue proportions •now. See all and know all about your stands is ca abl . k k' L" f I t I t" t ' th H of November 12th. P e o mee mg I com- 10:00 Leave for Ogden Packing Plant !'hat educational ~nstitutions are be- •prehistoric aninul life, at the IIUS. ~letely." e correc so u IOn o as wee s Imenc ere s to Prin. E. E. Greeowood asked 11:00 Arrive at Ogden Packing Plant. 10g U:X~d to then·. utmost to _ho_use tTheatre Monday, Tue;;day, Wednes-1 to cooperate with him in an eff 12:20 Leave. Packing Plant. HUB th f W"l j Mr R L the nnlhons clamor10g for adnnsswn. day. It's a knockout. There was a young lady named Lou, at awaken the community to .tb 1 ~on, 0 12:25 Arrive at Globe Roller Mills. e : ·.. . · . . enhas City York New year This Got the neighborhood all in a stew; te fOrc.e that education plays in Leave Globe Ruller Mills. 1.10 ,?enAm~ement s Midvale thisj~h~,atle of vastness the of 1dea Some hisits in time first the for rolled, But then, bye and bye, dand history of the country. '' Chadwick's Dairy Farm. 1:30 The of showmg the announces ;~ the from gathered be can tory more than a million children in production She was tempted to cry, ·or ~Y printed the complete Pl'Ogl'' Leave Chadwick's. 2:00 its ~ublic school classes. Chicago has fact that more than six years of scien 13 a1n4toml"' ofTthh: Opera" ?n December When the engagement ring payments come due. 1e the week and donat~" .. •... ! 0 IS ~Ictur: lS now show· 2:10 Arrive at Potter's Dairy Farm. ' to its credit more than half a million. tific research and experiment were· . ' ' worthy cause. So it goes throughout the country,, necessary before the actual filming ~-g at tJ:Ie Amencan m Salt Lake 2:40 Leave Potter's Dairy Fann. M J Edi S m To know that such .nen a ~ty.. It. ~.s conceded to be one of the 3 :40 Arrive at Layton .Feed Ya.rds. idvale, This is the contribution which ow: of the story could be begun. tor, ordan Journal, end all replies to Limerick f Bennion notice and appreciate st m 1t s class and you must come 4:00 Leave Layton Feed Yards. th t k" bli ch 11 ,l- Utah. Contest closes at midnight, November the 24th. The turforts, doubly repays us any 0 to get a seat. early na· e . U:g mat are tsh _oo lst c t~u the then And 25th. the Wednesday disposal YOUr c 'key will be at eel · --" 4:10 AITive at State Experiment Sta. .11 tart t 4 1 Th h · This spread of learning calls for e conn ry s mvestment IS 1on. .....,. expense mcurr . Leave State Experiment Station. 4:30 ocock a \ Wl o~ngd ~ e status social our in an equalization in its future. Oh Boy! i big day, Thanksgiving Day, November 26, 1925. Some means must be found at Smoot's Dairy Farm• Arrive 4:35 t us enabling a The broad diffusion J>f education and educa.tion must e;;tablish 1·t. Ex- p. m. on un ays, ·d e youth of the land can be greater number of people to av· ·1 5:00 Leave Smoot's Dairy Farm. Midvale students a.ttending the Un-' versity of Utah. By spring over 2,·d . h 1 bee .__ .__ aJ . . brings into conspicuous view the fot"CE! isting socfal classifications can ha.rdly ed d B .1 M f Utah . .• e , . ome a1 "" go 11\1 sc oo, see to opportunity th1s of themselves t" th f "d t" · d th f enbe to expect are ents stu 000 ey, a1 ary are 6:30 Arrive at Union Cro:o:s Roads. a;ft m· ,... t.. 001 until • ~.err· edu- Iver.s.1ty o . rem and .ct e na 10n, survive the present leveling influence h · h 1 e omma mg 1 ea o o j w """• -... Co_ra M. Go_ ff, Louis E. Goff, Melvin rolled and this will tax the capacity equality of opportunity. Education is of Jiterac'-·. In this country, w·here a lg c ~s Pl ~res at P?pular pnces. cation is complete. we Rachel Miller feature to th1sTh" Then JUSt pnor ~ , SohoI- laborer today 11 " h' Herriman School . t H becomes a bank presi- hav th 1 no t con fine d to w 1te co ars Of .Murse, the quality and character j L m.d , Archi e A · Ne 1son and H arry S · of the institution. IS pic ure 8th Grade orse. ron e e d f f t t · · t t' Wr1ght d final th · the~rteaching f oree IS ...r. f t" Students from Sandy at the Uni- as iC rammg pene ra es arm, ac- ent tomorrow; where a shop mechan filled th S It L k Th t • e-~ ~ A. J. Reese, Teacher l.lTie. a re ea e a a e h' l"ft · f I d H h k d to t d t Th I k th · •f · · '"'" to t tl t . t" ter magnate· motor to 1mself , s 1 IC o s rec un o.p. -s wor an ry AnRills Abbot, A. Floyd are versity ere are now more s u en s rego.crmmmg ac.our m e wor . gi1·is of the Herriman junior The fy a. fp P~tices. rfecllen ri:;e suddenly' The plmeress JUS subjected to its .in-1 where the self-made are than deroon, Burnett Bagley, ca 1vin Boberg flthousands Institution th istered at bthe State that the Jourknown, it be But, let u was 0 pra1se or 1 ,, . . h . . lac .... _ d ead U d __ ,, teachers home, Mrs. the at met ward · we 1..nave a rea 11 y f eature A gam uence 10 rug· t c1asses, extens:wn from obscurity to eminence ' there is efore attended school ere and Atka Burbinshaw. e I u ..ve ever uaa stan s wi ing an r . y to p h Dora Butterfield Monday evening. . . M" d 1 t c1asses, part-hme c1asses, correspon- needed a new social recognition for sh all the resources it possesses at t h e 1 during t e fall term. A total of 2,611 1ar pl'lceg, 1 Music and games were enjoyed and a popu a e va m ow Ed t· bl h all ~·adio bv home at and courses dence 1 from as well as Utah from students the for responsible those of di s~uca- Matinee Sunday showing onora e occupa •ons. · ' · . · . d ' t' ' k It W I' ~ ct f S'lk yv..... served to twelve guests. luncheon 1 th H b Th t · S ma es e uca Ion-as 1s proper 10 a twnal tendencies must not be con erm • ro u education of the coming rulers of the many of the other states of the Unon program re ea u e ee · -d d unded f t' Ia thr-d Af yar"'and music were enjoyed last thouaaad Games ""our · f ht · f d 'I f I' · ___, F or ....... ,........ nd f thi . . emo- trolled by but must control thalt so- the back on emocTacy na Ion o ... - w "' ore1gn countries, wu.rem 1eS success or 81 - ion an rom e1g after mutual at 1Jhe evening Tuesday note a Issue s o A'5t~ge is that cia.! standing. Iare now attending classes at the Uni- tile •lnnbl• record of a lllk worm. cratic. ure. Herriman wardhouse. I Austrians Want German Annexation . ~: ~~~ni~fd~e~~t~r ~~a~~e~ ' s~no~l~ h~: . I I I |
