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Show THURSDAY, MARCH 3, THE LEHI FREE PRESS 1938 STAKE PLAY TO BE LOCAL GIRL STARTS TUNE IN DANCING GLASS 'The Home Service Program Hutchngs. daughter of is and Mrs. John Hutchings, for class r a tap bejrinne opening dancing, at the Memorial Building this Saturday at 11 a. m. Miss Hutchings is a student of the Brig-haYoung University, where she is majoring in physical education and She has been a student recreation. of dancing for a number of years and Miss Mr. For friendly suggestions on homemaking m r I ' J i , V V 4." . ' I " , , i i ' ' . s well qsuabfied to teach dancing Miss Hutch ings states that the class to all ages and solicits your is ojK-- M. Men won the M. Men basketball series play off in the High School s ! .Jeff.1 ; ; JMgSfrWT MISS NANCY FINCH KSL Winners of the district will play in the all church finals in Salt Lake City. each Wednesday and Friday 9:45 A. M. The Lehi Stake teams finished as follows: For recipes and recipe covers call at your local UTAH POWER & LIGHT COMPANY OFFICE p SPARKLE 1I1II Gymnasium, Saturday evening with the Lehi Fifth Ward team. The Lehi stake winners played the Pleasant Grove Third Waid at the district playoff at Spanish Fork, Wednesday evening but the result of the game were not obtainable as we went to press. TEAM WIIIS FIRST GAME The Sparkle Inn basketball team, won their first game of the A. A. U. Tournament in Salt Lake City, 4 score. Tuesday evening with a Their opponents were the Panguitch Lions. Players taking part in the game were: Fay and Don Evans, Ronald Price, Markland Allred, Sidney Manning. Thomas Roberts, Glen Chilton, Kyle Gray and Keith Smith. Coach Ross Nielson and Basil Dorton accompanied them. The Lehi boys played the Gemmel Club team of Bingham Wednesday evening but the result was not known as we went to press. 41-5- Lhi Stake Taber- - , i " COHVENIENGE ill .!; . TK00P - News of CLUBS oocliod to us and in- -' Bisii 'P We'n'o talk, ni: new Scoutmas.er, trrtducing to us our h we played afte A n Fowler, some ot had Th-we a few amt and oath scout hi outs repeat the clismisseu. were we which laws, after Standford Giles. Reporter.: Relie: for the business man, c nven; fe for the tease. somu diil en whe are v life, ar, d ev n convenience i"r nnies away in a sate place lor tuvure use. Tk't of Lehi by The State Banlmj service rendered to the citizens s- TROOP OFFER HOME BEAUTIFICATIUN PRIZES FOR xvitl sen a in Lehi. 4 GAME THURSDAY The Lehi High School basketball team will play their final Alpine District league game in the Lehi Gym-nasuThursday, at 4 p. m- - when they meet the B. Y. High School of Provo . . The Lehi boys lost to the American Fork High School at American Fork, Friday evening by a 31-2- 9 score in a well played game. The Pioneers put ting up a fast stubborn game and al most succeeding in upsetting Ameri- -' can Fork's district lead. Russon, Bone and Smith playing especially brilliant ball for Lehi. Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Abbott and family spent Sunday at Santaquin Mr. and Mr. M. P. Bell and daughter, Elaine, and Mr. and Mrs. Hollis where they were dinner guests of Mr. They also Service of Salt Iike City, were and Mrs. James Gee. visited who is emtheir Dee, son, guests of Mr. and Mrs. George HarDividend. at ployed vey, Saturday. the thai: The Star Patrol posted colors for had We next the opening ceremony. Four-clubs of the state are going tilth a contest a singing contest and then new enthusiasm for beauty in Arland ward. jaeni the of people It is imitating and more than skin deep. the -- Scoutmaster's MinRusson gave planting and landscaping their home ute." We then had games led by fcrs 0: now a member of the Federal Deposit is bank This ef Hi grounds. the and Eagle the Patrols, each of Insurance iorporauon. satio Many fine examples of what club Patrol cased colors. members can do may be seen through Leo Ivoveridge, Reporter. Commercial Banking Savings Department out the country. They are guided in Bonds the work by plans and outlines supiingi Safety Deposit Vault Insurance Service Extension State ,t fro plied by the 1 5 LAST which are designed to give the most MARCH ladi lasting and attractive effects. The REDEMPTION DAY outlines are distributed by County fair, relie Agents and Local Leaders. 85 Telephone Over 150,000 boys and girls carried March 15 will be the last day on $ MAIN STREET on such work last year, which is exwhich redemptions can be made on pected to be increased through inIS is going to audior's centives offered for the first time in any property that inI I II I I II I 1111 no date I 111 ' that and after tax deed, II II II ,41 Home Ground the National be deducted Beautification Contest. It provides a terest or penaly can from them until the sale date in May, I gold medal for the club member makcommissioners ruled Monday. ing the best county report, and a $50 county action was taken on The request in gold watch for the best showing pres the state. The clubster rating high- of the county auditor and treasurer. 1933 are of whih taxes on est in each Extension Section receives Property if a rip to the forthcoming Naional delinqquent will go to deed this year, Till in which taxes on are Club Congress, and the best of the and also those will four wins a $300 scholarship, which arrears for previous years. Lehi Those who wish to retrieve their is given with all other prizes by Mrs. play Charles R. Walgreen, of Chicago, property after the March 15 date wor' nationally known garden club en- will have to pay full principal, interu tai-o- is different tvnes of oils and greases to grease a 13 We ate est and penalties, County Chairman , , thusiast. x w haa oil ir v.:i - nf thesp lubricants. a pit auiomouiiea. moaei No entry fee or other obligation is William J. Johnson of Spanish Fork lutelv euarantee every grease job we do to be satisfactory, pec 6 incurred by club members taking said. lias in any time day or night and have your car greased Drop "Heretofore we have had so much part. The contest is supervised by right way. state and federal extension agents. Lrouoie, oeing unaDie to close our books with people coming in all the GUARANTEED SERVICE Mr. and Mrs-- . Ernest Peterson were time to pay before the May sale, we bills aid ay, have decided to use this deadline," An expert lubrication service that prevents costly repair Salt Lake visitors, Wednesday. are OT greases and oils Best states Chairman Johnson. insures proper car operation. quality used. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Goates and j charts, Mrs. Alta Webb accompanied Greased according to manufacturers' daughter, Jean, Mr. and Mrs- - Jack LUBRICATION Kirkhani, Thomas and two sons, Mrs. A. A. Madge Shirley Roberts, 15 lubricants used. Pannier and daughter, Gladys of Salt Fay Ashton, and Fay Nicholes to Lake City; Mr. and Mrs. V. A. Love- Salt Lake Temple Junior Excursion, itch less and family and George C Munns Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Webb of Provo, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Jackie Webb accompanied them SYLVESTER CLARK, Manager and Mrs. George A Goate. to Salt Lake. tit State Street, Lehi, PHONE 356 t-t- - J i i aimlk Stall fi Lehi " II' llll Best Grease Job In Town c "t State Street Service fatheredutah SMEnmTH Statiorf Permanents for the Junior Prom I waves permant g Lustrous their beauty hold and that capture one for months. If you've never had now of our permanents do have one many so and know why Alta has satisfied customers. We are experts in in permanent waving and artists no1 new coiffure arrangements. Why make your appointmet now? long-lastin- Typical Lead Smelter in Utah 1 , By W. H. EARDLEY, Manager Mldvala State Plant of United S. R. A M. Co. silver, not gold, not oopper greatest breadwinner. IU prize product la lead. Though you may be awed by the tremendous tonnage ot copper from one camp you will learn from carefully kept statistics that lead hai surpassed It by 477c. During the 71 year from 1864 to 1935, inclusive, 3,720,469 tons ot lead was produced, Malnst 2,536,452 tons of the red metal. NOT Utali'i Lead ore cropping from the ground rave the first Intimation ttat this might be a mineral state and lead mining gave birth to the first smelting operations here. It wai In Beaver county, about four miles northwest of the present site of MlneriTtlle, In the year 1858, that the extraction and reduction of the metal ftegan. Isaac Grundy and associatea dug some ore from what was called the Kolltns mine, Inee named the Lincoln. The lead In the rock was Ideal material for bullets to shoot Indians. Melting It out was the next task. crude furnace was erected by Ornndy, Jesse N. Smith, Tarleton Lewis and William Barton. It was the first smelting plant in Utah. The ball having started, the search for lead mines spread. Soldiers under Gen. Patrick E. Connor discovered ore in Rush valley. Mining called for smelting. Almost as fast as mines were found furnaces sprang up. One of the earliest was built near Stockton In 1S84. It was .purchased by I. 8. Waterman In 1871 nnd is said to have been operated successfully for a number of years. Also in 18J4, a second lead furnace was built at Stockton by the Rush Valley Smelting Co., formed by officers at Camp Douglas. That summer and fall six other smelting furnaces ere erected In and around Stockton. Some got no further than their trial runs. By 1866 ore was being produced Little Cottonwood canyon southeast of Salt Lake and the smelters followed, locating usually In the vicinity of the city, where water was plentiful. Lead strikes at g Bingham farther stimulated m Salt Lake valley. The first to ship bullion waa the In smelt-er-balldin- plant ot Woodhull Bros., la tember, 1870. Sep- From 1870 to 1874 there s an epidemic of new planU and a steady growth In site and efficiency reflecting the development of new lead mines, nearer county, scene ot the first experiment, came back Into the picture with smeltera at Shaunty Springs and Mllford. In w at 2 BANK BY MAIL ANOTHER CONVENIENT SERVICE man or woman who is occupied during banking hours and Bank of Lehi offer ; .mable to get to the bank. The State all about it. us Ask serviceconvenient bank by mail MEMBERS 4-- H t mee ; foUI We always do the SCHOOL TO PLAY FINAL "mines "lead pHow Work on the 4-- H LEHI HIGH OF TOURNEY 1 i First Ward 1st place. 2nd place. Lehi Fifth Ward Lehi Third Ward 3rd place. Lehi Fourth Ward 4th place. Lehi Second Ward 5th place. Lehi PROGRESSING . 4-- H MEN BASKETBALL LEGION AUXIUlJt me American Le iT'Oa - win met-- t . totinfartirV TrOr at the ho nlUKlJIK 1S Webb, Pni.ce "A Robert The M. I. A. stake play, Senutmaster daily are working Oil! PlasVrs . not .Mar;4 11 WCiri HO There Was" will be repeated Satur- a- - J all the t re- - p. in. n the basement rooms nave au loers heir :.,) Auditorium, School in the High t"day t. . i,.,r..f scouts 10cer,monv j present. next ceiv ed the first coat 01 piaster. the proceeds to go to the Lehi Stake , C';-- e ves'er witne.-st- d who Those Tabernacle fund. Tue- arui ponald the play last week report that n Varren Bradshaw , e:.! harthe hold Patrol, pcentionallv fine and that Rick were acters were' well taken All who can meet f.jr,, every week. For our are urged to attend he play Satur .. i,,ok up t fund. day and help the Tabernacle Calvin (, ae. lpoj.c,. wil be A canvass of the warus taken for advance ticket sa V FIRST WARD VINS M. Lehi Stake in the final Scout Column TROOP patronage. Iehi First Ward rv X REPEATED SAT. TABERNACLE WORK the late nineties, with better transportation, many combinations and consolidations took place. Fewer and bigger plants were In order. e Mills were built to concentrate ore preparatory to smelting. By 1911 the dozens of little plants bad coagulated into three major smelting companies. The lead smelter of the American Smelting ft Refining Co. was constructed at Murray In 1902. the plant of the United State S. R. k M. at Midvale In 1902, and that ot the International Smelting Co. at Tooele in 1911. Flotation is now used in the treatment of lead-slnores by the U. S. 8. R. A If. Co., the International, the Combined Metals Reduction Co. at Baner and the Silver King Coalition mill at Park City. The merging of the smaller smelting companies Into larger ones made profitable the production of ore theretofore too low grade to mine and smelt and actually Increased the demand tor workers. This is confirmed by figures compiled for December, 1935. It places the number of tons et ore milled In cine-leaflotation plants at 52,000; tons of charge treated at lend smelters. 31,258; tons ot coke used at lead smelters, 4,022; tons of coal need at lead smelters, 1,553; gallons of oil used low-grad- c d at lead smelters, 4,762; feet of gas used at lead smelters, 24,363,000; cost of supplies and equipment used, 1135,033.64; paid railroads for freight on products received and shipped, $262,839.95; men on payroll at lead smelters and lead-zlu- c flotation mills, 1,387; estimated number of men employed in Utah to produce fuel used by lead smelters, 93; estimated number of men employed in Utah to produce scrap iron, lime sand and lime rock used. 45; estimated number of men employed In Utah by railroads to handle freight In and out of lead smelters and mills, 825; total number of men directly employed la Utah to carry on lead smelting operations, 2,086; estimated dependents for each man employed. 4.1; number of persons In Utah directly dependent upon lead smelt Ing, 8,944. Assuming that the number emindirectly to raise foodstuffs; fnrnlshheat. light, water an amusements; manufacture t.e goods used and transport and distribute the commodities to the workers and their dependent fm-llteie as great as the number directly ejrVayed, we may say that nearly 18.000 persons In Utah depend oa the lead smeltltg for support. And this doeslndunry not Include the men employed at the mines to produee the ore treated ployed a, ALTA'S BEAUTY SHOP Phone 49 or mi i 1 1 108-- i.i i "ft""""" i:i i ( i tm MAIN STREET, -- -- hmH'1i LEBj ., .j f1 DANNY'S DINER on State Street ;: Dinners, Short Orders, Sandwich Ice Cream and all Varieties of Confections Come in and visit us. We are here to Serve I We will appreciate your patronag6 T DICK EVANS, manager 4" liimtHlfMiliM |