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Show ' The Midvale Journal, Thursday, November 21, 1929 t "I'm afraid it has gone hard with ·n the library of their platial d}Vellthe poor dear," said J:Jvelyn, "but ng and pronounced the first intellignone of us have had a very sweet ible words that ever came from his time since the night Bothwell ab lips, "Bad mans!" ducted me." (The End) "Well then" answered Jack, as h· sat with her on a wicker couch load WEST JORDAN STAKE NEWS ed with cushions," we're going t< have a sweet time from now on." "We are wealthy Jack" sair Eve (Continued from Page One) lyn for the hundreth time, puttinf Reliey Society Social Service was her arms around him and gazing UJ 'iscussed by Sister Ethel Smith, repat him, "Do you realize it, Jack. w. esenting the General Board. Singare fabulously rich!" "I've been thinking, Evelyn," sale' lng was under the direction of Sta~e Jack, with a soberness that startle< ,horister Belila Freeman. The openher, "I've been wondering if we havf r1g songs were "Do What Is Right" MORE TELEPHONES-MORE PEOPLE a right to all that gold. When Quinn'; and "Sowing." Closing song, "ReYOU CAN REACH QUICKLY pirates raided that town in Peru the; .eemer of Israel", a duet, was reomurdered and burned hundreds ~>red by Margaret L. Bowen and 0 Today you ea.n reach 70 more telephon~a throughout the Innocent people. Doesn't the treasur Ellen Butterfield of Herriman ward. Mountain States territory than you could yesterday. Tomorreally belong to their descendants ? The afternoon session was for the row, 70 more will be avatlable. Durin&' each hour of every "Your legal brain is at it again •ublic. Singing for the afternoon working day, approximately nine more will be added, for Jack," laughed Evelyn, "but don't le was furnished by the South Jordan at the end of October, the number of telephones installed it bother you. The town was total!· 'tellef Society, Olive Beckstead conIn the Mountain States had beeB about 70 a day, through· wiped out by an eruption fifty-fiv . :ucting with Luella Newbold at the out this year. years ago." Jrgan. Singing, "We Love Our Perhaps 7011 may haTe no reason to An hour later the little craft wa ·Vork." "The Pledge," a flute solo call any of these new telephones today, pounding along on the broad ocea1 tas rendered by Theron Hutchings, 1 but tomorrow one of them may provide and the crew gathered about the pilo ccompanled at the piano by Fern a contract th&t ill moat necessary to your house while the lovers were marrie 'eckstead. Mary J. Turner of the business. Your sal&smen may cal! some by the captain on the high seas. ·take presidency conducted the ot these new aubscrlben to sell liy teleThey put in at Panama and pick teeting. Greetings and reports was phone. Some may be · manufacturers ed up Miss Berry, who was still wait pven by President Mary J. Pixton. ot products you need~thers may be !ng at the hotel, somewhat distracte' What is your community doing tolocal merchants who enable you to reach the consumer. from worry, but none the worse fo vard supplementing the home in it. )roper supervision of places of recThe 21,000 new telephonaa which wUl be Installed In 1 the Mountain States territory this year mean more people The moon rose over the ocean big ·eation ,employment, etc," by Mae you can reach quickly; more things that can be quickly and ger and brighter than Jack and Eve ·nazier of the stake board. "The Resatisfactorily accomplished by telephone. With each work• lyn had ever seen it. They remaine' :ponsibility of the home and the Ing day additional offices and home11 are linked together on the deck for hours watching thr ·r>mmunity in safe-guarding the by the faste3t, most per11onal means of communication. silver beams as they glanced fron ·outh," was ably discussed by Sister Each day increases the value and uaefalness of your telethe foam flecked wake of the trea~ O:thel Smith of the General Board. phone. ure ship. ?resident Joseph M. Holt, Zachariah "All ashore that's goin' ashore!" 3utterfield and David Bills each THANKSGIVING The whole crew thrilled as th• ·roiced their appreciation !or the There are certain days in the year boatswain's voice bello~ed the las ·plendid work done by this organizawhen we all like to be at homecommand of the exciting adventure ion. The attendance was splendid one Is Thanksgiving. It you are un· The gang plank slid down and hi 1nd a11 ward bishops were present able to be with your family, exchange the dock at San Francisco amid great . during one of the sessions. greetings by telephone. f>erhapa you rejoicing among the survivors of the The annual ward conference was • will want to Invite friends or rela• perilous trip. Every man of the crew, held in West Jordan and Riverton tives from out ot town 'to have din· including those who had joined the First ward Sunday evening. Presiner with you-telephone, 1t'11 the quickest and most personal mutlny but later proved their loyalty dent Joseph M. Holt, Willard Malway of communicating your intltatton. to Captain Blythe, received a goodly strom and John C. Richards visiting portion of the pirate loot. Tom Yea- 1 West Jordan; President David T. ger and Jimmie, the office boy ad- Dahl, B. H. Beckstead and Henry venturer, were made independent for• Cooley at Riverton First ward. A life, Captain Blythe, already a very good musical program was rendered wealthy man, declined to accept any [ at each of the wards. of the gold, considering the advenAn excursion of the High Priests ture itself to be reward sufficient. to the Salt Lake temple was enjoyed Jack and Evelyn lost no time in I by a fairly good number on Monday bunting up the widows and children evening. On Wednesday an excursion o! the men who had lost their lives for all the stake was held. in their service. These survivors were The M. I. A. had an enthusiastic , all provided for, not forgetting the union and board meeting. :Plans were widow of the rascal Fleming. They made for a road show in the near found the poor woman sick in bed future. A number of the wards are hunting crew. The trim yacht slid out and without food in the house. She now working on three one-act plays, ~ . , of Dubloon Spit and turned her nose breathed a prayer of gratitude when also contest work is now under way. I toward home, her bunkers full of gold ' she learned that the man who had The new Improvement Era is out and precious stones aug from the made her life unbearable for years • and Is very fascinating, interesting, earth where old Nat Quinn the would never return. and is full of articles of worth-while J pirate, had buried his loot mor~ than Jimmie's widowed mother was the reading. No home can well afford to a century ago. proudest woman living when her son, be without this magazine, as there is "We'll put in at Panama," said nowa student in an Eastern prepara- ·material for every member of the (Continued from last week) Jack to Evelyn, as he strolled with tory school, made the football team. family. her to the after deck, "Then we can Jack Sedgewick was prouder still The M .I. A. Stake Board members As the sunrise gun boomed from pick up your Aunt, Miss Berry,- when Jack Junior at the age of enjoyed a visit in Bingham recently. the bow of the Argos, a cheer burst unless she has died from worrying eleven months, pointed at the oil The main feature was gathering the portrait of old Nat Quinn which hung fund. from the throats of the treasure about you." 70 New Telephones Today • your home wit ·' ,. I '. . . ' ! •• ... - Natural Gaa aUowe you to craJOt lng eomforta and convealaace. of a Jaotll -in your own home. It rei~~,.._ the seven or eight moatha' r.v~.iYWoa 414 your heating plant. · It entirely eliminates fiU'Ilaee &riq. to. ean inatantly regulate Natural Gu lieat " suit any changes in weather or ~ requirements, u eaall.y M )'OU tara thf ~ater faucet. Natural Gas heat guarda 70U! ~~ usuri.ng a uniform tempel'a-.......aaaf. leas, workless, worry-1... 1 And the trao economy of Nwtanl C.. · " lJ readily apparent when yo. take all dae factors Into couideratlo~a. 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