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Show "The Poultry and Dairy Center of the State of Utah" Million Gallons of Milk Ten Million Eggs Yearly Yearly 2nd Section--Jordan Jnurnal ---=~==================~---------------------------------------------------------------~===== DRAPER, UTAH, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1926 Published============== By Draper Civic Club VOL. 1 NO. 31 D~per Parent-Teachers • t• Add d SSOCia lOD resse A DRAPER "M" MEN DEFEAT SANDY SECOND WARD BY WIDE MARGIN 1 PRESIDENT A. R. :mCKELSEN DRAPER EGG PLANT RETURNS FROM CALIFORNIA MANAGER OPENED PLANT AT BRIGHAM President A. R. Mickesen has re· During the past week, Mr. Jack turned from California where he made Hard~n. manager of the Draper Egg a study of feed grading;;, and investi- Gradmg and Packing Plant, was callgated other conditions that will make ed to open an egg plant fot" the Utah the feed service at bhe Draper plant Poultry Producers Cooperative Ase-ven better than it now is. All poul- sociation at Bri.R"ham City, Utah. trymen and other feed buyers will be bPnefitted by his trip. POULTRYMEN, DELIVER YOUR EGGS PROMPTLY .MOVING DAY IN DRAPER Plant manager, Jack Harden, asks Do we have epidemics of moving? that the local producers deliver their Maybe that is the reawn (and maybe eggs to the plant as soon as; possible not) why the following famiies have to safeguard against avoidable deter-moved recently in Drap(!r, most of ioration them rem aining in town: Hudspeth, Jack Harden, Marvin Stringfellow, S. DRAPER WELL REPRESENTED IN CONCERT E. McGlothlin, Leon Smith, John Brown, Harry Nichols. Several others are anticipating the same procedure. The special hPnefit concert given in the Jordan High School auditorium RAIN AND SNOW APPRECIATED by Mr. Emery G. Epperson last FriIN DRAPER day night contained a good represenThe fears expressed over a water tation from Draper. About one-sixth shortage for 1927 have all been aban- of the members of the girls glee club doned since the recent storms. Most were from Draper. We also had reof the people in Draper now feel 1>hat presentatives in the band, orchesbra, we will have a normal winter wi·bh and male glee club, not to mention an assurance of plenty of wat~r for the great. many Draper stu?ents and next spring. l patrons m the large audience. THINGS THAT..NEVER HAPPEN --...,. . In the fastest .game played this l;easoo, the Dr~p<'r "1\P Men ~efeated the Sandy s(~{)nd ward WlOh the bewildering- score of 47 to 3. Th<> The Draper Parent-Teachers' Asso- marriage relationship. Hi~ talk ·was ~~n·,·· ~~rrers were on the job from. ciation was address~d by Dr. Soren vP!l suppol'lterl by scientifically prov- b~g·;nn'n-r to end and occa.sionall:«' · n· !acts- and embodied sensihle eu· r::'lniro(; t~'l ball across the floor in :ron of Sandy and Mrs. White, Pres- ~enic needs. such .f'a!'-hion that it looked as if ident of the Jordan District Pare!llt· M Whit · d th they might be able to stage an effect1ame , rs. . e exp e orlgl~ ive rally, {)nly to be broken up !by Teachers;• Assocciat1on. Dr. Sorenson, who was othe main speaker of ·md evolutwn of the Parent-Teachers i the steady guard of Sjoblom and Att.he evening, developed the subject. Association and showed the rela- • len. "H ererlity: Oha.ra.oteristics Transmit- tionship of the community ortaniza- ; It i!l difficult to select an in<li!rted and Not Transmitted." H~> em- tion to the district state and nati{)nal· puted star of the game, as all the phasized the fact that education ano divisions. She aiso explained how boys shared in the runs of speed 'D"·e are nrot the $.25 membership fee is <listributed 1 chief charadrrist.ic of the game was 1 other environmental otraits 1 was the tf'onm-work employed. T-h.! transmitted directly to the next gen to the various divisioM. ~,._..'/ An excellent •general musical pro! five-man a~k, ~mployoo by Coach eration, and that such pathological condi.tions a;;- insani•ty, etc.• are very gram was rendered, an<i brief talks R. D. B:•llard s omnt, was a. confoundlargely transmitsted. His final plea were given by J. M. .Petersen of the ing- success r:~<a!nst the San,ly lads. was for the support of the ~'Ommun Manual Training department, Prin- The surprtse that this injected into ity and its law-making representa- cipal Reid Beck, and Coach 0. D. Bal- 1the game caus•<>d the visitors to enMr.j deavor to work in class f.ormations tives for laws requiring the sterili· lard of Jordan High School. zation of criminals and insane and PP-tersen's messa,R"e was tha.t the sbo]) . which frequently permitted RasmuRfor other needed restriction of the Jepartment is ready to serve the com-! sen, center, to pick out an op,~n spot munity by making any artides that · 001 the floor for a set-up shot, while • are demanded, and called upon the Sjobl{)m so overwhelmed his oppon) l S.C. BAILEY patron.'l to examine the articles on ent t.ha.t he was rep2atedly out on an Sheet Metal Worker exhibition. Principal Beck urged the,. uncovered ang-le an registered field A.ll kinds of tin and sheet metal patrons ·to attend and support th6., goals. ·Lambel"t aliSo was frequ~mt work DRAPER CHOIR PLANS CONCERT LOCAL MEN SPEAK IN DRAPER musical benefit concert being given 'llv shifted into soorin~ position by Make Repairs Before The at the Jordan High School by Pro· his aggressive play. Day and Allen .The officers of the Draper ward The Sunday speakers in Draper Storms f<>ssor Epperson on Friday night, De-l were c001stantly, present to prevent choir are working toward the pre- were Crozier Kimball and Homer r:ember 10. Coach Ballard presented threatened success of the visitors. Draper, Utah sentation of a concert to be givPn Smith. Mr. Kimball emphasized the a resolution to the effect that the Midvale 84R-1 The schedule of the scoring by about December 30 or early in Janu- necessity of paying :tithing. Mr. parenb and teachers endorse and ap- quarters indicates ohat the greater ary. Smith emphasized .bhe doctrine of salprecia.ted the acf.ion of ~the Jordan size of the Draper boys together The c,h oir meets regularly each vation through service, and explainDRAPER BEAUTY nistrilct School Board in their ar- with their speed, kept them ever out Thursday night and has a member- ed that individual salvation is depenranging for the valua:ble talks of of danger. 'l.The first quarter dosed PARLOR ship capable of rendering numbers dent upon service in God's work and ..., Major Schoof of the Canadian M(lunt-~· a.t 13 to 3. In the following for periods a high class production. Marcelling Wednesday and to our fellowmen. erl Police and of Dr. Rutherford, who ibhe Sandy line-up was unable to Saturday of every week had so impressively shown the young. scor.e, while Draper romped off with DRAPER SCHOOL STUDENTS IN· SMITH AUTO REPAIR MAKES QUALITY, THE FIRST CONSIEDERATION For appointments ~1, TERESTED IN SPEECH OF NEW INSTALLATIONS people in our schools the detrimental <>h:teen in t.he second, f<>urteen in the Midvale 81-R2 Are you a poultryman placing quality a;; the first conCIGARETI'E FIEND P.ffect of cigare-ttes and •tobacco. The tihir.d, and four in the f{)urth querKlsie Hanks, operator The Smith Auto Repair has recent!'l"llolution passed without a dissent- ter. The score o! the final quarer sideration in buying your feed? By Jane and Caroline ly added battery service, water, free in~ vote. show~ clearly the final drive of ooth Draper Confectionery OUR SOLE OBJECT in operating this plant .is to GIVE Wedneday, Deember 8, 1926, tht air service and battery charging equip Other numbers of the program teams. Ice Cream were: Candy THE POULTRYMEN the . HIGHEST QUALITY FEEDS Community Singing, "Holy The Draper team now has a clean Junior High .School student oody and ment. We are glad to see Me b. and Qrooeries Meats Night," directed by Angie Rawlins slate back of it, with its hardest game Fifth and Sixth grades met together Gene make ,good in the work and be 1 obtainable at the VERY LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE. We Are Ealarging Our Plaat and accompanied by Lowell Boberg; coming, December 21, when they meet to hear the lecture of Doctor G. H. located in Draper. It is a good way The volume of busines; that has re:mlted on account To 8ene You Better . prayer, C. Kimball; two well rentler- Midvale. Midvale is the team that Rutherford. He was introduced to for them to contribute their mite or of this the policy has made it possible for us to buy at prices students by Principal Re.id Beck, might to make the town better. I'd sel~tions by the Draper Junior deprived them of championship ohon-. B. M. RASMUSSEN One more suggestion, before their , High School orchestra, direoted by ors last year. Draper is not over- as an individual wbo was an autho.rlower than bas ever before been po.;sible in this territory. J. M. Petersen; solos by Jerome confident of victory over the Midvale ity on the smoking of cigarettes by shop is modern,-a work-shop cannot This is the poultrymen's gain. M. B." ANDRUS young people. work at its greatest efficiency wJJen . Brown, accompanied by Wilma Mick· boys, and Coach BaUard plans much COAL I elsen; song, 0. H. J. 0. male qua11tet, intensive drill and machine build- Doctor Rutherford told his sad infested with visiting loafPrs who ONCE A CUSTOlVIER, ALWAYS A BOOSTER Phone Mid. 8i-R-2 accompanied ·by Wilma Mickelsen; .ing hP-fore tha,t game. It is certain life story in a very interesting man-1 keep the workmen off the jobs. U'PAH'S BEST COAL girl!! trio, Lorna Allen, Saphrona Ter- that if he can continue improvement ner and also in a way that will in-~ Our town has enough car,.; to supPeerless - Castle Gate ry and Evelyn Orgill, accompanied as during the past week, a bask-et still in the minds of the students the port hoth shops. Keep Leo busy and I Aberdeen lJtaJh-tirand by Annie FitzKerald. ball treat is assured the fans who InJUries that come from the smok-j there is still plenty work to occupy Prkes Right j Dancing followed the formal pro- witness this struggle, regardless of ing of cigarettes. • During his talk, 1 all the time of Merald and Eugene. I he interjected numerous witty re,R"ram. who win!!' it. Fresh. Candy and Thi1tgs marks to make it more interesting. s~rvice First NOTICES -EDITORIALCIVIC CLUB BOARD NOMINEES He gave his .audience the understandOUR HOLIDAY GOODS ARE NOW ON DISPLAY Christmas Goods in Stock REGULAR POULTRY MEETING ing that he was nQt trying to deJohn M. Petersen, Editor MOII.day, Deeember 20 THE FINEST ASSORTMENT IN YEARS The nominees for the Draper Civic fend himself but was trying to save HYRUM BROWN Box 7, Draper, Utah Chm Boa.rd of Directo.rs for 1927, tlhe health of the coming generation We invite your closest inspection. Be sure to see us before Draper P&St Office in Amerioa. He hid no incidents in Subscription rate, $1.50 per year are as follows: Joroan Stake Temple Excursion you make the Smallest Purchase. Draper, Utah. N. E. Garfied, 0. D. Ballard, Ross his life that t()ld of the w11ong he had December 21, 22, 23 OUR PRICES As Usual, Are ROCK BOTI'OM ~GENCY, MURRAY LAUNDRY One of the most effective means of Batard, W. A. Cottrell, B. M. Cros- d{)ne, but brought them all out t~ imSMALL PROFIT QUICK DISPOSAL gn~ve, Thomas Burnham, J. R. Raw- press U>pon the minds of the students advertising our community is to give 1 The Home Of First Class Merchandise AIR---FREE---WATE R lins, J. E. Mickelsen, C. M. Hendrick- the resulbs of this unhealthy habit. j ou.r paper a wide ~ircula.tion. 1\hny A few days previous to this lee- of us have relativP-s and friends outsen, Alma Smith, E. S. Allen, WillIN ADDITION TO CARRYING A LINE OF ·ture, Major .Sdhoof, a mounted police , of-town for whom we are selecting 1 iam Andrus, H. E. Stringfellow, S. AUTO ACCHSSORIES N. Smith, A. J. Henderson, and Reid lectured to the students on .this same Christmas gifts. Permit me to recomDRAPER MID. 83-J-2 WE ALSO CARRY A FRESH LINE OF subject. He gave an impressive lee-! mend a year's subscription to the Beck. GROCERIES, CANDIES, CANVAS GLOVES aad Eight will be elected to serve on tlhe ture and the students could see in Draper Journal as a gift highly acGA S Mally Other Th.ia&a 0 ILS hlm a living demonstration of a clean j ce.ptable board for 1927. healthy boody and mind, ohtained 1 You may ~ssure your friends tral STATELINE SERVICE STATION • through the non-use of cigarertte~. they can depend upon the information Draper. Utah. I'IPE BREAKs-sCHOOL CLOSES 'IIhe contrast between Major Schoof given in the D<raper Journal, and t~tt and Mr. Rutherford, whose body is those who advertise on this page are 'I'he pupils -of the Draper School 'badly deformed from smoking, is · prepared to serve them with economy were given a holiday Monday, Dec- enough to instill in the minds of the and efficiency. ATTENTION! ember 13, owing to the f.aet that the students tlhe advisability to watch I For furtha- information about Dra We are introducing a new tire in this section THE BANK OF SERVICE pipe-line broke in such a manner that ",the first cigarette." per, kindly write the Pditor. it necessitated the shutting off of the SOLD ONLY BY FORD DEALERS The lootlures are appreciated by Slogan-2500 progressive people in MEN WHO ARE SUCCESSFUL DO NOT FOLLOWwater all day, while the pipe was reooth. teachers and "T. I. E. D. TIRES" students and it i.s Draper in 1928. They avoid the costly mistakes made by others. 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The first group of people of Dra.per YOU CAN SURELY BUY NEW SHOES FOR THE FORD An invitation to join this happy family of far-sighted have had the diphtheria inocul!Ution The biggest need in Draper right Neatness is cited by the Boston AT THESE PRICES individuals is cordially extended for your acceptance. We and a seoond groU>p will be ineulated now is more homes. People from alii University as one of the chief obstaNew And Old Cars-Correct Prices-Certified Service want to rr,'et you. during the neXit two weeks. parts of Utah want to come to Dra- cles to a happy marriage. Husbands ·THE GATE-WAY TO OUR SAVINGS DE·PARTMENT The State Board of Health is ul'g- per to go into the poultr~ and dai;y j are said to prefer orderly but not ing inoculation of old and young of work. Now is a ·good time to hst neat wives. IS WIDE OPEN all ages, but es-pecially children -of every available home-site with the DO YOU WANT MONEY! PRICES RIGHT FOR THE BEST WORKMANSHIP pre-school age. community real estate service, and One Charles Newbold, of Burling1 'l'o Inerease Your Poultry Plant! let's all boost for more buildings and ton, New Jersey, took out the first SHOE SHOP TO OPEN homes. Finances are available and American pa.tent on a plow in 1797. To Build A New Ho~~te! BY" JANUARY 1 people are anxious for the h{)mes, Newbold's plow could be drawn by To Pay Off A Mortraa'e! General Auto Repairing coops, and barns. What have you? two oxen whereas oth~r plows reW • wiD ftnance you. and you repay the loaD ia from ORe to My Patrons Receive Satisfaction S. E. McGlothlin will reopen his What do you want? quired strength of eight or ten. tea J'-.r'S. Acetylene Welding Battery Charging shoe and harnes11 repair shop again DRAPER, MID. 84-J-1 hy January 1. He expects his car to For Detail.:-Ad.drees P. 0. Jlox '1 arrive in Draper about December 21 Dll.A.PER, UTAH to 25, and he will re-install •his splendid leather-working machines. IF YOUR TIRES ARE GOODYEARS, THEY ARE Now is a good time to gather up GOOD FOR YEARS those shoes you were g-oing to have repair€<!. It is also well to have your harness repaired and oiled. DRAPER - - - Friday Night Mr. McGlathlin will he pleased to DECEMBER 17-Beebe Daniels, "THE CAMPUS FLIRT" THE TOWN OF NATURAL ADVANTAGE FOR serve you. DECEMBER .24-Zane Gray, "FORLORN - STAGE £NlR . . \0" .\ I _ _ __ - - - I I ! Healthy Hens c:.re Laying Hens DRAPER POULTRYMEN, INC. l\1 id. 82-J-5 I I I Sandy City Bank RIDEOUT MERCANTILE CO. I Rive:ton Mator Co.---Mid. 97 -R-4 ----- l : : : Picture Shows POULTRYMEN'S CHRISTMAS DANCE Draper, Wednesday, December 22 BROX and his BLUEBIRD ORCHESTRA Special Surprise Feature Enough Said ,. • NOTICE Jordan Stake Temple Excursion December 21, 22, 23 SOLD BY S. j.Lumber, MICKELSEN CO. 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