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Show • • -----·----------------------------Million Gallons of Milk • ~ "The Poultry and Dairy Center of the State of Utah" Ten Million Eggs Yearly Yearly 2nd Section--Jordan Journal VOL. 1. NO 23 DRAPER, UTAH, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1926 . p revent ion . p rogram G.Iven .'I .FIre to ~hildren of Drape r School Draper Teachers Attend State Convention SPECIAL NOTICE Draper Parents-Teach ers Association Will Meet 0~~~n!Ih~g P~fff~::::1 1 j The Teachers Are j Representatives of the Salt Lale least four out of five fire.~ are ptl'-11 Res ponsible for the I The teachers of .t he Draper School Thursday afternoon at 2 :00 o'clock in County Fire Department called at the ventable. ''Substitute aarefullness : r Hallowe'en .Program are all in attendance at the annual the House of Representatives chamDraper School la~t Wednesday after- for carelessness." I I· convention of Utah Teachers in Salt be.r at the State Capitol and Jordan Refreshments noon and presented the problem of The chief gave some striking illus- ~-----.;...;..;.. · .;...;_ _;__ _ __.~ .a k c c·1ty. T he regu1ar meetmg~s of District WI·11 be represented by Arth ut fire prevention as a common respon- ~rations of recent sufferings and the convention began Thursday night E. Peterson uf Sandy, D. C. Watkins ~;ibili.ty and obligation to all. leaths due to carelessness in startOctober 21 and will continue until of Bingham, John M. Peterson of Statistics were recited, showing ing fites. He also suggested the term Saturday af-ternoon, October 22. The Draper and W. W. Malstrom of West that in 1925, $570,000,000 worth o; " spontaneous combustion" as a prob- 1 U. E. A. House of Delegates meets J ordan. · property loss ,over 15,000 deaths, lem fo: the chil~ren, in order _th~t Mr. and Mrs. L. R. P.o.pe had as mostly women and children, and from _.hey might. know 1ts cause and ~ud 111 their guests last Sunday, Mt. -and PRIESTHOOD :MEETINGS JORDAN J:>ISTRICT TO 15,000 to 17,000 persons badly injur- 1ts prevention. Mrs. Earl Perkins and children, Mr. COMMENCED MONDAY STANDARDIZE MANUAL ed and burned, were included in the "1Chil<iren an.d matches are very I and Mr11. Jack VanHouten, Mrs. Cerl NIGHT, OC'TOBER 18 TRAINING COURSES toll of flames. dangerous playmates, and we should Gravel, Mr. and Mrs. Louie Pope, "Fire prevention is of greater con- keep them apart." Our country has Mr. an<i Mrs. Jay ,Jordan, Mr. and The opening meeting of the QuoA special meeting of the teachers tSequence than fire fighting." Tht• suffered a loss of $1500 million of Mrs. Art Witheral, Mr. and Mrs. H. rums of the Melchizedek Priesthood of mechanic arts in Jordan District Salt Lake County fire department is farm property and 900 miilior. fe-et T. White an<i daughter, June, Miss of Draoer Ward was heid in the was held at Jordan High School, and ever ready to come at call, but it of lumber in fol·est fires, all from Leila Kimball and Mi.l!S ~rma ~mith M eti ' H M d . ht 0 partially worked out a standardized doesn't want to come if fires can be I "' e ng ouse on ay mg • ct· ·· d h · rt ed It is admitted that at preve~tab e causes. . . of Salt Lake. ober 18. A goodly turnout of men course m nmth gra e mec amc a s. prevent · It IS rather defimtely es~bhshed Mr. and Mrs. Dick WC't:zell and Mr. were in attendance, the meeting When the plans for the year are comMISSIONARIES VISIT Ithat three people are re~ponsible for apd Mrs. G. Anderson of Salt Lake will be held regularlyandeach Monday plete, mechanical drawing, woodDRAPER WARD the, great fire de~tructlon qn Dra- j and Mr. W. D. Fitzgerald of Rich- · night. work and carpentry, concrete conper s water shed m the Wasatch field were Sunday guests of Mr. and struction, plumbing and pipe work Mr. Page o-f-R-iv-e-rton and Fred 1 ra~ge. . Mrs. J. W. W. Fitzgerald. THE DRAPER RELIEF SOCIETY ~~~ ~~ee(~!~~~e~~udy and installation Palmer of South J<lrdan were the • A match has a head and no brams Th ffi f th M I A te PLAN BAZAAR visitors to Draper Ward last Sunday., wh~n r,ou use its bead, use your tain~ ~t ;es~ci~l in ~he ·w~rd A:us!= I The school will utilize every CI}IVivid talks were given by both brams. . . ment hall last Tuesday evening. A The Relief Society of Draper is port~t~ity_ tothreach _out i~to the co~speakers, emphasizing the foumla~ "Burn your rubbish up be~ore_ lt program was rendered, followed by holding a bazaar in the Meeting mum ies_m e ·vanous 1 meson avaition of religious belief and the ·sig- 1burns y~u out." Carefully extmguish games, dancing and refreshments. House, Frirlav October 22 from 3:30 'I a_blel proJec~s .tha; af~~rd ~ctua~ pracnificence of tolerance. Mr. Palmer all bonfires. Miss Zelia Evans visited in Mur- to midnight.- A number of quilts, tlca expenence or e s op oys. 'espeeially contrasted. the evils t~at In case of ye, call Murray 404. ray Sunday with her parents. d_olls and ~prons will be .sold _a s excep-~ BLANCHE MAWSON CONDUCfS have :esulted from mtolerance w1th Mrs. Edna Stepren and daughter t10nal prices. One authonty says : " the virtue and peace and progresof Twin Falls Idah(} have been the "The Relief Society women are the DANCING SCHOOL . of s t nc . t t o1erance. DRAPER BEAUTY sion . t"ne world . Th ey I guests of Mr •.and Mrs. Leroy Foth- bes- t qm'It rna k ers m PARLOR eringham. use only the best matdal, no shoddy ; Miss Blanche Mawson, who is now JUNIOR HIGH GIRLS AND Marcelling Wednesday and Mm. Nora Stringfellow had as her all carefully handquilted." Special ' teaching in the Draper Junior High MOTHERS COMBINE EFFORTS Saturday of every week guests Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Earl hot supper v:ill be served at 6 p. m., , School is conducting regular c~asses FOR UNIFORM DRESS For appointments call, Stringfellow of Magna and Mrs. Le- at prices which ·defy all competition. after school for students desueous Midvale 81-R2 grand Terry and c~ldren of Salt A superior picture show at the usual of benefitting by the special work . An enthusiastic cooperative effort .t.:lsie Hanks, operator Lake. prices will also be an advertisement. This work is an unquestioned opporof the Juni(}r High Girls, their Mrs. Agnes Fitgerald entertained tunity for the young people getting mothers, and their .sewing teacher, at a party Sunday afternoon honoring DRAPER PAGEj it. Miss Mawson is gifted and well Miss Blanche Mawson, has been put Draper Confectionery the eleventh birthday anniversary of BEET VACATION OCT. 14-24 1 trained in the work, and ·h as had esforth to cut out and rush toward an her -d aughter, Shirley. Refreshments 1 pecial training and experience at the early completion the dresses of the Candy Ice Cream were served to twenty guests. The Junior High School clas!>es cf 1 University of Utah and the Salt Lake uniform attire adopted. All who Miss Leda Smi-th of Salt Lake vis- Draper closed for beet digging va- City playgrounds. Meats Qrooeries worked for the . movement are ited during the week with her par- cation October 13, and will reopen -----thoroughly pleased with the prospecents, Mr. an:! Mrs. Dave Smith. again October 25. The light crop of 'The Gauls made soap 2,000 years E. M. RASMUSSEN tive outcome ,and the few who preMrs. Hannah Brown of Salt Lake beets this season makes a longer va- ago from goat's fat and the ashes of ferred not to join with the majority M.B.ANDRU S visited relatives here ~uring the week cation unnecessary. beech trees. on the plan, are beginning to express COAL their unsolicitid regrets. evening, Mr.atand 0. :=::=:3E=:=:=::=~====:3E=:=:=::=~====~E==; D. Saturday Ballard were guests the Mrs. Wilkeii Phone Mid. 85-R-2 followed by luncheon at the Keeleys. UTAH'S BEST COAL POULTRYMEN SELL Mr. and Mrs. Printess Fitzgerald Peerless Castle Gate MANY CHICKS and daughter Gail visited several Aberdeen Uta!h-tirand days during the week a.t Palca, the About one hundred thousand baby _____P_r_i_c_es_R.....;;ig;;..h_t_ _ __ guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. Murphy. chicks have all'eady been orderDr .and Mrs. C. 0. Jensen and !-amed through the Draper P(}ultrvmf'n DRAPER BARBER SHOP ily were guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. sole Utaoh ag-ents for the Must Hatch DRAPER - -- - Friday Night E. Stringfellow Sunday. company, and the local agents are Modern and Sanitary Mm. Nora Stringfellow visited durOCTOBE;R 22-"BROWN AT HARVARD", a football story now starting Mr. Cartwright out on ing the week at Magna, the guest of Your Patronage OCTOBER 29-Double Feature Program. the road to commence the work of her daughter, Mrs. Richard Orgill. Appreciated soliciting the entire state for these SANDY -- - - Saturday and Tuesday unsurpassed birds for spring delivery. F. A. ANDERSON, Prop. JOURNAL EDITOR WITHDRAWS OCTOBER 23-"BROWN AT HARVARD" a football story DRAPER MISSIONARY TO BE FROM DESERET NEWS Fresh Candy and ThiRgs OCTOBER 26-"WILDFI RE" a race-horse story from GIVEN FAREWELL CONTEST Serviee First "Silas Marner" HYRUM BROWN Because of mproprieties that A farewell testimonial is being OCTOBER 80-Double Feature Program. would attach to his participation in planned for Miss Stella Smith for Drapel' Post Offiee the Deseret News Subscription Conthe night of October 31. Miss Smith Draper, Utah. test, the editor of the Draper Jouris leaving very soon to fill an L. D. RIVERTON - - - Monday And Thursday ~GENCY, MURRAY LAUNDRY nal has declined to work in the conS. Mission. OCTOBER 25-"WILDFI RE" a race-horse story from test. Mr. Peterson prefers to con"Silas Marner" AIR---FREE---WATER tinue his affiliations with the J<lurnal and the Salt Lake Tribune, leavWE CARRY HIGH GltADE GAS AND LUBRICATIN G OCTOBER 28-Double Feature Program. ing the News work to any o11hei-s in OILS AND GREASES "VOLCANO" by Bebe Daniels and "RANGER of the BIG the :field. PARCO GAS with good grade oils and other products. VEEDOL, which is on; of the nat~on's best .m otor oils. PINE", a Northwest mounted police stry, with Kenneth NOTICE MOBILE OIL, well known for its high quality. Harlan and Helen Costello. Big Poultrymen's Hallowe'en dancE' COAL OIL - - AXLE GREASE IN BULK Saturday, October 30, att he Draper -FOLLOW THE SHOW ADSAmuse~nt Hall. Something entireSTATELINE SERVICE STATION ry different. Draper. Utah. ~=:3E~·:::::::=~=::==:=::3E=:=:=:=:~=:=::=:==:E=:~ NOTICE Draper Relief S<lciety bazaar, Friday, October 22, 1926 in the Draper Amu!ement Hall. Opens at 3:30 p. m. Hot supper at 6 :00 p. m. You will save money by eating here. Quilts, dolls, aprons ,candy, etc, for sale. T~E BANK OF SERVICE Special picture show at usual prices. MAKE THIS BANK THE CENTER OF USEFULNE~S DRAPER-the home of community Every member of this organization ell!feavors througlh prosperity through cooperative efIntensive Co-operative Banking Service to G'e Helpful to this ferts. Are you in tune ? Community. We invite you to come in and get BetteJ· EDITORIAL Acquainted with our Staff, Perfect Service and Facilities J. ll. Peterson, edi_tor, box 7, Draper, Utah. Adve.rtisin~ ratei!Ten cents per line, 86 eenbl per column inch. Special ORDER NOW FROM CARTWRIGH T monthly rate of 25 cents per eolumn inch. It pays to advertise in the Draper Journal. CirculatioJI. over 1500. WE ARE THE SOLE AGENTS FOR THE I take subscriptions. We aim to publish facts only. If there iB anything on this page you LARGEST HATCHERY OF S.C. WHITE LEGHORN disagree with, tell the editor. If there is Mything that appeals to you, tell CHICKS IN THE WORLD · everybody. Patronize our advelltisen. THERE ARE NONE BETTER THAN DRAPER WARD PROGRAM. Sunday school every Sunday a.t MUST HATCH CHICKS. 10:8(). Sacrament meetinc, FMt day, first Sunday each month, 12:15; last Sun· day of month, 8 p. m.; oUher Sundays, 12:1Fi p. m. M. I. A. conjoint meeting, fir11t Sunday of ~h month. at 8 p. m. ' When You Think Tires, Think GOODYEAR And Call On Choir practice, eaeh Thursday MID. 82-J -5. All kinds of electrical fixtures and lamps, in stoek night. Draper, Utah You are invited to be preeent, Midvale UR--3 I Draper Soci•ety I I I I ' . Picture Shows ·Published By Draper Civic DRAPER PLAYGROUND EQUIPMENT The problem of equipping the playgrounds of Draper is nat dead. The fall m sh is on but the matter will will come up in its turn in the meeting of the Parent-Teachers ' Association and .other organizations, and can not fail under co.operarive efforts. ANOTHER DRAPER MISSIO APPRECIATES DRAP iOURNAL The editor is in receipt of a from Cambridge, Minneaota, October 11, expressing the llin predation .of Miss Jane Farm the Draper Journal. Jane ia of our missionaries on our ' Wagon" .out in the field ed sure that along with her Vaccination, anestilesia and anti- work, she will "toot tor Dra septic surgery are supposed to have been practised by the Hindoos cenFor the thief of thirty-five lip turies ago. a New York man waa sentenc Fashion's latest fad calls for the three years in the penitentiary. wearing of rubber earrings painted The method of v-oting used in bright colors. Greeks for some 2,500 years c In Brussles, if you are a million- ed of having an urn to represe aire you are married on Tuesday; a candid~e. The Toter toue4 pauper, on Saturday morning; if white pebble if he wished to vo neither r ich nor poor, on Wednesday the candidate and a black QM morning at eleven o'clock. wished to vote against him. Page-H ansen Co. Midvale 97R-1 Riverton, Utalt ' ?'dacaroni, 5 lbs. ------------------------·-----·--···-----·---------··------·.. ·--------···----·--·· ' Raisins, riew crop, 15 doz. ----------·--·----·-------··------·----··--· ..··----"··-----·- $ • Oats, Rolled, 9 lbs. ---------··----··-·--------·----------·- ......... ·--·--·····--·"---·-· ----·----· S Butter, Nut, 23c each or 5 lqs. ·----------------·-------------------------------· $1. Deviled Meat. regular 5c, 6 for ·-------··------.... -·--·------· .. ----------------- $ • Glass Dried Chip Beef, rel[ular 20c, special 2 for =--·-----· l . Fluor, West Jordan, 1 bag ---------·--··--------------·---···-·--·------·--··----···--- .1. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22,23 Maintain your hens' health by feedinl[ the proper • • of Alfalfa Draper Quality Mashe Meal t Contain the proper amount of choice Alfalfa Leaf the prevention of nutritional disorders and still keep y eggs at a high standard. By having the Alfalfa mixed thoroughly into the each hen gets the right amount to supply her wuts. DRAPER POULTRY MEN, INC. Mid. 82-J-5 WHEN COMPARING PRICES, COMPARE QUALJTT BUY AT HOMEl RIDEOUT MERCANTILE CO. General Merchants Leave Work Here For Capitol Clealliac C.. DRAPER MID. ai·I·J . ·Sand y City Bank S. J. MICKELSEN CO .. Journal Wan t Ads Pull Draper Poultrymen, Inc. Patronize Your Local Dealers BUY A CAR NOW We Stand for Service, Honest Business, aud Ceurteoaa Treatment COME. LOOK THE CARS OVER See The New Paint Job on Closed Cars car and it give •tistad&oa Special Barl[ains In Used Cars We sell you the make Riverton Motor Co.---Mid. 97 -R-4 • All Kinds Of Tin And Metal Work S.C. BAILEY Tinner - - Sheet Metal Worker Draper · MID. u.•- LEO NELSON GARAGE General Auto Repairing My Patrons Receive .Satisfactioa Acetylene Welding- Battery 0tar1iaa DRAPER, MID. 84-J-1 '--------------------~~~~~~---------------- MAKE YOUR HOME IN DRA PER FREE REALTORS' SERVICE DURING NOVEMBER $h WoodyearP c_. .... onOR is,adf eao FOR SALE-One Double House in Salt Lake City; a&~~illl exchange for property in South Salt Lake County. FOR SALE-2 !4 Acre Lot well located on Main Pa• Highway in Draper, the Town of Natural Advantqe I poultry raising. . . .. _ 1 , • Phone, Midvale SlJ-1 J. M. PETERSE N DRAPER REAL ESTATE DO% 7 SMITH AUTO REP AIR Oils and Auto Accessories Prices Right, and Work Guaranteed We Repair All Makes Of Cars Draper, Utu |