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Show • THE MIDVALE JOURNAL Friday, September 27th, i929 Palmer and daughter, Evelyn motor-! ed to the general hospital in Salt Lake Sunday and visited Bettie, the l little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Furse who is slowly improving. Thursday after school the West Jor I Mr. and Mrs. S. w. Bateman and dan scho~l faculty held a canyon par- family motored to Salt Lake Saturty up Llttle Cottonwood Canyon, day night and attended the reunion where they enjoyed a dutch oven sup- of the Ronck family at the McKinper. After which they went on a hike dley Ward. Miss Georgia lfibbart of Salt Lake returning to the cheer of a ~ugh bon fire and enjoy.ed an hour singmg songs visited her mother, Mrs. Lon Hibbard and also havmg the pleasure to hear Tuesday evening. Mr. Hyrurn Beckstead, Sr. Mr. and a story by Supt. D. C. Jensen of Sandy. Readings Gayle Johnsen and Mrs Mrs. Georg-e Elkins and daughter, Leslie Nelson, Then they forme~ a Mary, were dinner guests of Mr. and party and enjoyed a moonlight hike Mrs. Ben Schmidt at Midvale Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hogan, Mr. an~ danced on the upper bridge. Those enJoying the afi'air were Mr. and Mrs and Mrs. William Dimond, Thelma, AI D. C. Jensen of Sandy, Mr. and Mr~. rna and Lionel Dimond, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Malstrom, Mr. and Mrs. Leshe Ira Hardcastle and children, Mr. and Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. Parkin, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dimond and children, Mrs. Thomas, Mr. Jessop, Miss Eve- Mr. and Mrs. Albert Dimond and fam lyn Palmer, Gayle Johnsen, Orpha ily. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dimond, Dorious, Leila Abbott, Miss Olse~, Es- Lois Holt, Mrs. Zelia Holt and childsie Holt, Lucile Walker, Virgirua M. ren were among th eguests who atHaun, Miss Halliday, Miss Helen tended the reunion of the Dimond faro ily held at the Bennion ward house Hul~e and Mr. Alfred Furse. M1ss Sarah and Chloe Wright of 1Monday night. A banquet was served Provo, former school teachers here, after which a social and program was were guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. enjoyed by nearly a hundred guests. Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Bateman motor Furse Saturday. Mrs. Albert Olsen is improving af- ed to Springville and attended the ter spending two weeks at the Miller football game between Springville and home. The many friends of Mr. and Jordan high school, Jordan winning Mrs. Olsen sympathize with them in the game. Mrs. Joseph Woolf and children are . the loss of their infant son. Noel ~alton of Alpine, Wy?mmg guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. is spending the winter with hi& sis- John Yates. The following West Jordan students ter, Mrs. Leon Porter. Bere'a the 1929 version or the Miss Lucile Bateman spent Monday were elected officers of the Jordan ttarf dress. A blouse of light purpl6 afternoon and night as guest of Mrs. high school this year-Harold Bateaster, lending the hues of ltll trl Jack Perry of Salt Lake. man president· and Dell Haun Sec' ' ' Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Furse, Mrs. Ida eolored motif to the print. WEST JORDAN Scarf Dress, the Lateat 1 From t/11 Adventure Picture with Nata/_., Kintston and Jay Wilsey (Buffalo Bill, J,·. ) clante. The marriage took place Oil retary and Treasurer of the Senior dell was formerly Eva Price. Class. Mary Richardson, Vice pres- 1 Mr. and Mrs. John Yates spent part Wednesday Sept. 25th. !dent, Fern Bateman, secretary and of ~ast week In Tremonton guest of Mrs. Lydia Bateman will take charge the1r daughter, Mrs: Dale Hussacker, of the Utah Idaho Sugar FaC::!J. Treasure rof the Junior Class. • boarding house during the 1929 word was received here Monday of who has been very 111. Mr. and Mrs. Wllliam Lancaster paign. the serious illness of little George Miss Olive and Beula Yates apent Scott, son of Mrs. Gus Carris of Cal- announce the marriage of their daugh in Salt Lake. Sunday Eaof Moosman Elmer to Grace, ter, hospihighland the in is He ifornia. tal suffering fith infantile paralysis - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - : ... ... "' ....... ........ ...... .... ..... ..... -Mrs. Carris was formerly Eliza Good- • ... _.-~~oo~~~.-'lf'.,,...,.~-.ll'-•..,-'11.'-lilllll_.'ll'_,.....,.rl,_ll'-...,..,'ll.,'-•-.~•~11'1~ 'f-•'11 ridge of this ward. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Beckstead, !t Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Bateman, Vernon Bateman, William Ohwiler, Cora 1 Beckstrum and Evaline Peterson attended a party at Sandy Wednesday night at the home of Mr .and Mrs. 4 ;. i I !"' William Thompson. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Cundick and Mr. and Mrs. Ross Bateman attended a • party in Salt Lake Wednesday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer ~ !' Yates in honor of Mrs. Yates' birthday anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Egbert of Salt Lake announce the birth of a son. ~ t Mr. and Mrs. Egbert were formerly of this ward. Mr. and Mrs. Vern Bodell are maklng their home in Herriman, Mrs. Bo- • t · -~..;;;:;.;;.;.;;..;;;;.;.;.;.;;.;.._ _ _ _....;.___ ... NOTICE TO Farmmers We will call for and pay Cash For dead or worthless Horses and Cows JUST RING HYLAND 5383 •t And ask the operator to reverse the charges, and ZIP! we'll have someone there! Funeral Designing PEONY PLANTS For Sale KNOWLES FLORAL l!' Telephone Mid. 156-M Midval~ 4. 21 st So. and 5th West E. Center St. COLORADO AN~MAL BY-PRODUCTS .~ COMPANY. --- ·~ ------ - · . .... ....••- -,.. -- Salt Lake City ~ ~ -- ·-· - . -- ... .... .... · ~·-------~~·--.. ·--- - - Adapte,-Ifrom the novel b, WUiiatu McLeod Raine ''The PIRATE of PANAMA" 8-EGIN.......,l....,TT-0-D-AY..I ~ \ ,...1 .• ) TRE.ASU Adventure flamed in. the Irish Jieart of Jack Sedgwtek as he looked deep into the ~yes ?f the ~girl who had trusted h1m With the ~map of pirate gold which her father had left her as her sole possession. ! "We'll fit out a ship and find the :treasure!" he exclaimed, "I'll .ask the old man for the money right away. We'll go halves with him!" : "Go~ enoughJ" enthuaed Evelyn. . ' *I'll Walt he~. 1 Jaek we.nt mto the pr1vate office of the semor law partner, to whom , he had referred as ''the old rna~." feverish tones punctuated wtth I I lIn • frequ~nt gasps of ex~itemcnt, .h,:1 discharged!" explamed how the p1rate gold hP-(. . A moment later Jack was bark in his own office putting on his hat. 1~ buried for a century. "Whatever is the matter?" asked And what do you expect ME to do about it?" asked "the old man," Ev~lyn who saw that something was ~ng. smiling acridly. "I've been elected" he answered "Give me money to fit out a ship!" pr~posed Jack, "You can handing her the foide,d parchment which she placed in her handbag. have half. · "Elected to what?" The lawyer laughed uproariously. "To quit fooling around with law "I once tho~ght y~u were a s~ne young man, he said, then glarmg and devote all my time to steady balefui,Iy at Ja~k he added coldly, treasure hunting," he replied, smil"I'll gtve you JUst enough -noney ing with a trace of bitterness, as to fit you out on TOur WL., back they started O'llt of the buildinj5-. ·: No sooner had they reac.hed the to where you came from. You aze street than a man in a yachting "hopped up" with the red, fl,.,ufog go and take a look at her~ Dlated beyond expreaaloD., lllllt ;'\e, tale of pirate loot which Jae.k. uncap, stepping out of a lirr I and Evelyn went witll Bbtlle • bumped into Jack. The two men folded. "Now lau6h at me if you dare 1" look lt "the old tub," a look1 1 at eaeh other. Mutual recognition took place with the foree of challenged Jack as he finished the eqr.tpped cruiser-. i Looking through the rose coJ,. story. a small explosion. Bl~ did not laugh. "I've been ored glass of high adveDturtl. tMp "Jack Sedgwick!" "Sam Blythe! Come over here, around this old planet sewral 1 failed to see what was goiac • Sam, and get acquainted with Miss tilllel!," he said. "and I've found I around them. While ~ wu Wallace l-And Sam-I've got a out that everything that CAN hap- showing Evelyn the eook• eaDitr, proposition to offer you. Let's all pen DOES happen. This map .,ok~ Jack, looking over a pile of suppliee go into this grill and talk it over.'' like the real thing to me and the on the wharf, suddenly fo11Jld himA few minutes later Sam Blythe, adventure is just to my taste. The self struggling in the arma of a wealthy yachtsman and world ad- old tub is moored in the harbor man with muscles of steel. venturer, who had been on Jack's 11nd r.ou are more than welcome to ~wing _crew at college, was all. use 1t. '1's gettinar dark~i~~~.~~;...-------:-:;; ~] beaatif. I 2 ·~$1' . . --=====~ *'i t~~ ::------ c - - -=- - J I - ·~ • I •.. -;- ;\I Jack Sedgwick wrenched him c; . free from his assailant all'! <;au". back with a terrific left to u... jaw : which sent the ruffian sprawiing 1 into a heap of cinders. Two oth1~r husky bruisers darted from behind the bo:xes heaped on the wharf and attncked the young man furiously. Be turned and met them squarely, parrying their blows until the one ht hd knocked ... ____ _,_ out regained his 1 i c:et and came at Jack like a bati t\!ring ram. The three scoundrel~ were too i much for Jack. He was ab,•ut to give up in total exhaustion when he heard the familiar sound oi Sam Blythe's voice as the latter ran down the gangplank of the seagoinf, yacht to assist him. l'he En~lishman closed in with the bigpst of tbe tbne tbup. T&e two henchmen immediately took flight and the ringleader, deserted, grasped the first opportunity to escape through the piles of boxes. "Whew!" puffed Jack. ''that was a tough session! I couldn't make him out in the dark, but I'll bet last year's straw hat against a million dollars that the bi~ fellow was our litUe friend Bol'UI Both- well." Evelyn was at his side in a moment. To Jack's way of 'thinking it was worth the struggle to have her look at him with those deep, sympathetic eyes and say, ..Are you burtt Oh! I'm 80 80l'1'71" The next momJng Jack and Sam Blythe were out earl7 to pUl"CbQ.se supplies and to hire a crew for the treasure hDDt. The two barb' dec!khands who aiped for tbe YO-yap : been foreed. Pluhing open die to Pmlama were kept pusy all day door, he strode into the room. The drawen~ had been baued liPcarrying the stores abOard. ~ After supper Jack, who had not aide down mattreaaea tarn heard from Evelyn all day,, benD and~ p~ ceneraU7 wree"'u _ "Evelyn!" hi ~ to worry about her and dec1de<f to • No auaws call at her apartment. ~ ,_ • no answer to the outside hell. he .. · walked up the stain to l1er door. 'He was astounded when be saw thai tba wood around the 1oek wu badq aplilltered as if tbe dOOI' W ' z- J ....... · · -·~· ----- - _ -- ... • " .. -- 'l "WHAT A HIDING PLAC.E.J• Jack Sedgwick's heart went numb as he sank into a chair in Evelyn's room and surveyed the depressing scene. Even the sofa cushions had been alit open and the feathers scattered about. It was disappointing enough, on the eve of departure for Panama and pirate gold to find that the rascally Boris Bothwell bad ransacked Evel~'s apartment -perhaps retrieved the coveted cba1' l!hOW~lljt the location of the •HIS CLASSES DIDN'T FOOL ME" and rummaging among the waste papers, "I saw Boris coming up treasure. But it was positively sickening to think that the scound~el had forced the girl to go with him. The sharp twinge of pain that shot through Jack's breast as he thus reflected made him realize how much he loved Evelyn Wallace. "Yoo-hoo !" __ Jack look~ up ~~le9. ~ere stood Evelyn in the doorway, beam- I drew from the bottom of the basket 'the precious map. ing and fresh as a daisy. "What a hiding place!" exclaimed The warming flush of gratitude "Put it back in the same Jack, for her safety which flooded his mornin¥. I can't take until place veins quickly gave place to anxiety are spies on my trail. there for Jt, as he swept the wreck with his experience with amusing an had I the got hand. "I suppose Boris way up here the on them of one .111 chart" he said sadly. has been He car. street ihe on "We'll find out directly," she his dischanging day, all me after replied, lifting the trash bucket gln~;ses black his but hourly, guise the street so I got out for my own him by obliged I so me, fool didn't safety and let him have his way " o~llf mt E~££&m for th! ~~eWith ~hr!ll of _!J.j}lmph she ning--just to save leather.'' Evelyn laughed. "Now let's go down to the ship. I'll let you look at the crew we've gathered for the voyage," said Jack, putting on his hat, "They're a tough lot, but the best we could get.'' In half an hour the two stood on the bridge of the "Argos." "Isn't that Boris on the wharff" M_ked E!!.®~ binoculars. "It's not only Boris," exclaimed Jack, "but I think the man.ohe's talking to is our chief engineer! I'd give a lot to know what shady work they're up tol" bM.41.ng ..Jack tbt .. (Continued . ~- . ·- ·· ·--·~ .. -~---- |