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Show t:t C- AAA.AWVAV,V,VAWA TZZT3. YEAH tiiGSA, FINAL RTTES Report Submitted " 0a Benefit Dance" PAY TRIBUTE APPEARS AS By Band Mothers possmiun Announcement was nude by Mr. Full Data Seat To Government For Alma Swenson, president and Met. B. Investigation. Indications E. Mix, secretary-treasurof the Favorable Band Mothers Club. Wednesday, that Hopes for the constructions of the the Community Dance held recently Great Salt Lake diking project which was very successful. Two hundred and thirty six dollars new is completed would mark a industrial era in Utah were brought were raised by the dub to defray exinto the limelight Monday after word pense of the Cyprus baud at the had been received from Washington, Price Intermouataiu band contest indicating the government is taking April 1). 14 and 15. The amount provided fund to an interest in the project. band with full After Governor Henry H. Blood equip the aixty-piec- e vetoed the Wayman bill passed by tb uniform induding the drum major. uniforms were left from last legislature, which would have act Aa forty-fiv- e up an association to construct it with last year, these were renovated until funds borrowed from the R. F. G they could not be detected from the or some other agency, the project teem- new one. The boys and girl will ed truly discarded. present a very creditable appearance in A telegram waa received Monday their gold and blue costumes with the by R. A. Hart, industrial aetreunr of distinctive perky up that the Band the chamber of commerce. Salt Lakt Mother have made. City, from Senator William H. King, Through the courtesy of L. A. which says: "1 am taking up with proper of- Blackner, post commander of the A ficials the possibilities of development merican Legion, T. R. Colombe and of the Salt Lake diking project, and Inar Larson, members of the Legion, band ia being constantly drilled I should be glad to receive full data the for the marching contest, while the showing feasibility of the project." Concert band is also practicing diliMr. Hart forwarded to the senatot to maintain its position as fint S. gently of the of complete report copy G. Margetts, engineer, who worked place winner for the third aucccasivt year. oat a suggested plan, together with Band Mothers Members of tb the approval of this plan by tht advisory board of engineers of the state Club with to thank everyone and anya of Mr, one who contributed or aided in any projects committee, and copy respect to make the dance a success for Hart own report on tb project. Under the liberalized provisions of the benefit of this fine group of muthe new unemployment relief plan, sician and their director, H. B. which is expected to be announced Somme rhaya. immediately, it is believed that the government may conatnct the project MAGNA PAINTER as a gift to the state of Utah. The Wayman bill' was designed to enable DIES AT HOME borrowing under the present strict provisions of tb R. F. G act. n Objections were raised to the Way-maFROM APOPLEXY bill because it would have transferred title to that part of the lake included in tb project to an associa- Funeral Service Held Wednesday For tion. It ia believed that if tb governMabonri M. Duke At ment decided to build the project mereMagnk Ward ly a a work relief proposal so transbe would necessary. fer of title Mabonri M. Duke, 64, a resident of Magna for many yean, died at bis bom Saturday at 2:40 p. m. of apoplexy. Mr. Duke had not been in good health for quire a period of time. He was a painter by trad and known extensively to many residents here because of bis occupation. -- - Hardwood Trees Thrive In Salt Lake County Funeral services were held Wednesday in the Magna L. D. S. ward Planted Tree Of Kind 20 Different with , Bishop Edward Dimond preof Throughout County by boats siding, and attended friends, who. .had gltbmd to pay tri20.000 small butt to the memory of the respected " cat Approximately tree have been planted on Salt man. Lake county farm during tb part Friends were permitted to call at wood-land windbreak for three yean the spring room of the Deseret mortM. Paul to purposes, according 36 East Seventh Sontb Street Dunn, forester for the Utah exten- uary ontil time of services. tb More than sion service at Logan. Surviving are four sons, James. additional tree have been ord- Marion and Lewis Duke of Magna ered from the college for planting this and Earl Duke of California; two year. of Hagen daughters, Mrs. Lavon These tree, which were planttd on Magna and Mias Belle Duke of Lo S4 different areas within the county, Angeles; two brothers. Roy Duke of were obtained from the forest nursery Vernal and Richard Duke of Hebcr; maintained by tb Utah State Agri two sisters, Mrs. Nettie Hansen of Procultual college for tb purpose of sup- vo and Mrs. Lillian Schank of Hebcr farmand seven grandchildren. plying planting stock to Utahdifferent ers at low cost. About 20 kind of tree have been planted, but the predominate species have been hv Sibcrttn trtyV1 locusts poadcrosa pine . The oil and moisture conditions in Salt Lake county are very suitable for tree growth, especially the hardwood, planting about the stare indicate that said Mr. Dunn. Examinations of tree Mias Wanda Harris Cboaen Drum for tht average farm conditions, the Major For Contest hardwood varieties are hardier, fatter Band growing and more useful than the more The Utter require conifer. A unique and novel program was moisture throughout the ataton and pretented Wednesday evening at tbs more care, although they will- - grow Cyprus P, T. A. in endeavor to quit successfully, especially at higher show the necessity and vital need of elevations. continuing class, suggested for reThe recommended hardwood for moval from the curriculum of the this section are black locust, green asb, Granite School District. It wat black walnut, boncy locust, golden thought that by cutting them classes, Siberian elm willow, Siberian pea tree, operating expenses of the district and Russian olive. , would be reduced. Mrs. V. U. ButTb conifers or evergreen that ter. president, presided should do welt are blue space in the Demonstrations were given and armoister places, Scotch pine on the ticles that have been mad in da drier site, and ponderota pine, Aus- were placed before the attending patrian pine and the arborvitae in the trons for their consideration. Result avenge to good situations. of studies in tewing, woodwork and Small trees of the above mentioned mechanical art were Ctevet giyen 'kinds may still be purchased for farm demonstrations of physical education planting from the college nurrery at prowess in atunta, showing the need $2 contiiDanc( 0f these subjects. per hundred trees. More than 21.000 was demonstrated by a group of girl sold for 1933 been trees have plant- under tb direction of Mis Jennie ing to date, but order will still be Jones. received until April 15, according to Tb junior high school band or Mr. Dunn. Further information may chest ra and senior conceit band played .be obtained from . V. L, Martineau, a number of selections to show tb extension the at agent City connty that hat been made m tb and County building in Salt Lake progress ' field of music the or by writing to college at Logan. and of a ot 8,-0- Need For Classes Demonstrated At P. T. A. Meeting L. - Speakers TeD Of Exemplary Former Official Lived vUOn Fcr Life Funeral service for Walter S. Reid, old prominent citizen of Magna who died Tuesday of pneumonia were held Sunday afternoon in the Pleasant Green Ward chapel and preaided over by Bishop L. C Healy. The services which paid beautiful and tributes to the memory of tb dead man. were opened with prayer by Roland Reid, followed by selections from a male quartet consisting of John Herzog. Ren Holt, F. V. dark and Carl Paulton. President EL Edward Sutton in speaking of the death of Mr. Reid and the gap that bit patting will leave, told fet hit long association and friendship with the Reid family and of their splendid family life and tb love and sincere feeling that was between all members of the family. He also rooks of the influence that Mr. Reid bad with hit children and the that be taught upright principle them. Isaac W. Coon also spoke of his long association with the family and told of Mr. Reidl high qualities of character which endeared him and commanded respect from everyone. A vocal solo given by Mrs. Florence Cockerill and duet between Bert Lewis and M. Hendrickson also paid farther tributes to Mr. Reid. Robert Taylor, an intimate friend of tb family from Salt Lake, feelingly spoke of bis many yean of acquaintance with Mr- - Reid and expressed sympathy to the family by sating that be had bat passed on to a higher life. Students to compete In tb ninth President D. C. Jackling Says Indications Point To General annual sure commercial contest at Economic Recovery the Brigham Young univtreity today from Cyprus High School, have been American busineaa it on a wander announced by Mrs. Madeleine Waldis, instructor of commercial work tt the foundation than it has been for three local high school as follows: yean, in a statement expressed by D. G Jackling. president of the Utah - Typewriting! - Kenneth Tutton. Copper Sunday tvemng, who is ben Bernice Matz, Loa Young, Druailla on his annual inspection trip of the Baxter, Gordon Forbes, Alice NichoUtah Copper Company properties. lson. Estelle Simons and Ida Johnson. President Jackling also stated that Shorthand: Alice Nicholson. Ro- the position of silver as a medium of land Young. Annit Taylor and Ida exchange ia today the but ia a third Johnson. of a century and, in the broader sense i the worst of the economic stress it Events for the contest have been so over. scheduled that entrant may compete Mr. Jackling arrived from San in both typewriting land shorthand. Francisco by the West ere Pacific railv road in hit private car, Cyprus, for a The time schedule follows; thrre-daHe Typing 9 to 9:15, second year typing entrants wsrrtmp and receive instructions ; 9:15 t 9:30, second year contest; 10 to, 10:15 wanning up and instructions for oevicn; 10:15 to 10:30, novice contest; 11 to 11:15, amateurs warm up and - receive instructions; 11:15 eo 11:30,, amateur contest. , Shorthand 8:30 o 1:45, fint yur event, prelimsnatv dictation and instructions; :45 to 9, fint yur dictation contest; 9 to 10, transcription of fint yut dictation! 10:30 to 10;-4preliminary dictation and Instruction for second yur entrants; 10:45 to .11, second yur dictation contest; II to 12, tia ascription of second yur J I dictation. Correction and criticism of tb work in all events will be doa in sufficient time for the winner (o be announced by 4 p. m. according to E. EL Holt, chairman of the arrangements. Both teams and individuate will compete for tb various award whkh. include medals and a scholarship to the university. More than 20 high schools of -- 5, Remarks wen also mad by Bishop L. C Healy on the value and bene- the store have steady registered. fits that Mr. Reid as a citizen extended and made for this community. LOANS Closing prayer was given by Alfred Breeze. Although Mr. Reid bad had a useful life, hie pasting is to be deeply regretted. He was survived by two son and three daughters. His wife died two yean ago. Services Held For Mrs. Frances Cacn:cnsdches FEDERAL ON CROPS ARE NOT AVAILABLE : Government machinery to ppoVide loans for seed and crop production in 1933 is bow working at fall speed with arrangements made M receive applications and forward checks to borrowers aa speedily aa possible. Word that a portion of tb 890,- of Congress ia available for the Salt Lake regional seed loan office teas ion u received last week by George S. for Mrs. Frances Glen, who baa succeeded Perry E. Jones, former resident of Burnham as regional manager. David and mother of Mrs. Magna The exact amount of the money Hatton and P. A- - Cammons of Mag- made immediately available was not na were conducted Wednesday in the announced but it it enough to meet Ward house. Pleasant Green Mr. immediate needs. Jones died Friday at ber bom ia Salt Lake Connty farmer! who went Salt Lake. 1933 loans have been asked to make The service were attended by a ca- application at the office of County pacity boua of friends who bad ga- Agent V. L. Martinuo in the federal thered to pay tribute to the memory building, and not at the regional ofof the dad woman. Masses of beau- fice in tht chamber of commerce tiful flotal offering made a luxur- building. iant setting for the simple conducted Applications are being taken under services the direction of Joseph Mabey, field Mrs. Cammons Jones was well agent fr the loan office All applicants knows here, although' the' had ' BOt She "requested by 'Mr?' Martinuu to for a number of bring a complete legal description of lived in Magna tb had been the tbeir property, at tbi information ia yurt. Previously, juvenile officer for Magna and was required in making the application. A number of application have alprominently identified in civic work. Interment was made in the Pleasant ready been received and checks have been mailed out. Green cemetery. Funeral . service jump? 'liarwy Utah Copper Ckb Schedules Final Jimoker, April 5 Tb final Copper Gub smoker of the Utah this tuton will be held Wednesday evening, April 5, according to George Smith, chairman of the smoker committee. The card will consist of boxing and wrestling events for the final evening of entertainment, with local talent and several Salt Lakt boxen and wrestler occupying the limelight. Six or seven boxing events are on the tentative lut, with three wrestling butt winding up the program. The club will reopen it smoker activities in October, after a layoff dur- jng the hot summer month. Dance will be given each month during the tumatc. son. Previous to the program, consultation of teachers and parents waa held in the various classrooms, and a marching demonstration of. the band in tbc gymnasium that will journey to Price for tbc intnmountain band con-te- st won the plaudit of tb large crowd. Five members competed for the honor of drum major Newcomb McCall, Grant Baker, Carson Healy. Glen Gaboon and Miss Wanda Harm. Mu Hama wat the choice and will represent and lad the band. All of tb contestants performed very ably and showed a remarkable rhythm and accuracy in all tbeir movement. Tb judge, an offker from Fort Donglaa. remarked that be bad never seen a high school band with each accurate, smooth rhythm and good band bad been previmarehing.-T- he ously coached in tbeir matching by member of the local American y was accominspection. and left panied by Mr. Jackling Wednesday night for St. Louis and New York. Mr. Jackling uid, "Tb national administration is certainly taking a nnd vigorous count in an endeavor an earnest one to bring about readjustments which are obviously necessary to the laying of a foundation for better thing." "Although w are now in a state of transition, which it naturally difficult to evaluate accurately, the indications are that general conditions are improving. Ai to specific aspects, it is obvious that some things must be evaluated or devalued before we can expect an upward trend. The attitude of state and national governments in effecting economiu is encouraging to uy the lust. Everywhere there is a disposition on the part of the people to encourage and to revert to the practice of plain living and frugal manage- KERCUR SOCIETY PLANS DANCE FOR PUBLIC, APRIL 15 bas- ketball tram who rated third place in tbc irate bigb school tournament and tbeir coach. Ruiacll MagWby, mem-be- n of tbc faculty tendered a banquet at tbc high acchool Mouday evening. The guests were seated at two tablet, attractively decorated in Easter motifs whkh carried out tb color scheme ia very novel manner. Mire M. Harvey introduced Principal T. P. Brockbank aa tbc toastmaster of the evening? who ia tarn, introduced the tpeaken and numbers on the program- - A clever song selection by the basketball turn, a vocal solo from Mias Wanda Bradford, and brief speeches mad by various faculty members wen features. Following the banquet, the entire satemblagf adjourned to attend tb dance at the Utah Copper Gub. given by tbc Alumni society in honor of the basketball ream. A very enjoyable time wae bad by everyone. GIRLS TRAINING FOR 23D ANNUAL Soria WiH Be Held As Copper Card Game Ala date. Featured art being made by president and Hodge Arrangements Corfield. G W. Marshall a tad er secretary-treasur- committee for a Mercur Pioneers Society entertainment for the enjoyment of the public, Saturday tvtning, April 1 5 at tht Utah Copper Gubhona. This entertainment a destined for everyone, whether thry are metnbea of the Mercur Society or not and tick-t- ra may be procured from any of the members. The larger portioa of the membership of this society residu ia Magna or Garfield, with a few scattered all over the sure and in neighboring stares. The society was organizad ia September, 1931 by a number of former residents of tb old mining tamo to renew old acquaintances and to (oca s permanent society to continue and retain the spirit of friendship due marked the settling of tb old mining ATHLETIC MEET Feminine ethktu of the local high school are training under the direction of Mire Jennie Jonea. Grit tbletic instructor, for die 23d annual Invitational track and field meet and Relay Carnival which will be held at tbc Brigham Young university on April 21 and 22, For those who do not prefer dancing, raid games will be arranged oa tb mezztaia floor, OFFICERS IIAT.IZD FOR BOY SCOUTS AND VANGUARDS The posture parade on Saturday H. Claode Aadrnoa Again Elected will be the principal attraction. The Cbaitmaa At Monday girle have heretofore entered ia thie Meeting event each aa baseball ynt, aa wall throwing, jumping, basketball throw, Tbs anneal Sconten meeting of tb javelin barling and a number of other Oquinfa District was held Monday ment. As these faculties develop, tb luted event. evening ia the Magna watdboaan. ReThousands benesex-rof athletes on activities e of were the both results will be commensuntely givport year's from Korea of intermonntaia col- en by Chairman H. Claude And non ficial. Things have not gone to tb bowwows, aa some people thing, but leges and high schools participate each and the various committee chairmen. The following officers and exacm-ti- ve we are not going to experience com- yur ia tbia event. Track meets for girls from junior committee wet steered for the day, a week or plete resuscitation in month, at others would have n be- and senior high schools will be run ensuing year for the Boy Scout and -off on Friday, April 21, Junior high Vanguard organizations. lieve. Certainly the trend towatd that school girls will compete in tbeir posBoy Scoots: H. Gaud Andenori. conomy justifies the statement the public attitude ia becoming con- ture parade the same day, with all chairman; George L. Paul cveots of boys scheduled for tb folin charge of memberahip and structive. "How long the process ia going to lowing day. Junior aod senior high registration; J. C. Denton, vice- - ' bool, junior college and Rocky chairman in charge of finance: C. take, history alone will tell but cerH. Thomas, in charge tainly present day action indkatu the Mountain conference freshman ath-tewill via for honor. The invita- of Ktivittes and camping: M. H. dawn of a situation that will tead ua tional meet ia usually made the official Inakeep, via --chairman ha charge of to better thing. l think there probably it I round- meet for the junior colleges of tbc re- Court of Honor; R. Waring, v in charge of programs and er foundation and rounder reason for gion. The pottart parade on Saturday for music, Orgsnizatio- - V U. Batten, a hopeful attitude today than then Lav the tnPLi'xl bool girl.! oo-jgreat roeoactes of the whole offaix. tivuiea and camping C E. Pickett, Vena tile mate athlete will also com- Thomas Evans and J. D. Williams. pere on Saturday for the gold watch Coart of Honor V. L. Dahlen, Rogiven to the winner of tbc allaround land Mackay and Harrison Walker. championship, another colorful event. Secretary and commisiwner G CX Medals and awards are offered for ex- Thomas and Chester L, Bello aa cellence in the numerous competition. Entertainments an being arranged for Vanguards: H, Gaud Anderson, the athleta and visitors. chairman, and A. G Ensign, B. E. Mix, Dr. Ftno Shafer and Dr. T. Weggcland at via --chairmen. Organization Abrrt Hogan, Robert Jonea and Marvin Fillmore. Activities and ampin g Ruieell Magtebv, Apthony Nielson and Qurlea Hoffman, Court' of Honor Prank Marshall Leslie Nelson and M. M. Alldredrc. Sacre-ta- rv and com mi winner, V. D. Scbow and Alas- - Baker, awixtant X future of the convention of Tb Oquirrh District Boy Sconta the American Association for tbc Ad- held a Court of Honor vancement of Science, Pacific division, in tb Magna Ward bouse Monday be held on tb University of Utah evening at which ont hundred badges to an excursion to and nineteen training conn certifiatra campus, June 12-1the local mining district, and a study wen swarded. of its operation will be made, accord-ingt- o Mother i badges were awarded to aa annonacemeat by Dr. Ralph Mrs. S. T. Jensen nnd Mrs. Marian V. Chamberlin, hud of the depart- Woolfcodsn of Troop 101, Ten year ment of zoology at tht university. veteran award waa mad to Chester Excursions an also planned to oth- L. Bello of Magna. er points of scientific interest within , The crowning event of tb evendo range of Salt Lake City includ- ing waa the swarding of srven eagte ing Bird Island. Little Cottonwood badges to the following scouts and canyon, and Tooele Valley. Follow- tbeir mothers and one aconter: T. A. ing the convention a five-da- y trip to Arbuckte and hit ton. Bryant, Wayne Utah's Wonderland will be project- Wilde, Curtis Jensen and Merrill ed. Johnson of Troop 100; William Last yur the annual convention of Troop 300 and Sam Ablquift wat held at Washington Stare College. Harding of Troop 101. Pullman, Washington, and tb teat Training Course ccrrifiatea were convention of the association held ia awarded the following aconren: Allen Utah was in 1922 when the Univer- Nelson, W. L. Hendrickson. W. sity of Utah playtd boat to the con- Wahlin, J. D. William. O. & Wilde, vention. Summer school atndmre will R. O Niel, C Wilde, E. E. Mat; be allowed to attend session of tb thews, Edward Jenkins, S W. Baw-de- n. convention free of chare, at which G !L Thomas, G R. Black. C. an utimared number of 1,000 mvanu O. Thomas, C E. Pkkett, Elmo will be in attendance, many of them Bawden, C L, Bawd a. Letter A. Saoutstanding men of science in tb na- bin, W. F. Kay nnd H. La Yard Lamb, an an tu C J an Df C Science IJecbsrs To Vint Leal f.Ihhg District wtu-atttnd- 5, C tion. Conviction Given On Stolen PdU aXWiM Mfft'rmfid Mrs. Elmo R. Alexandra sad daughter, Marjorie Aun of Ely, Nevada an visiting at tht bom of Mo. Mr. - Aana Alexander! mother, Brack for a few days. They an returning from California when they pent the winter. Jack But and John Romolo, both 1 have often of Magna were arretted last week by thought, "Did tht InSbenff Evans of Tooele on the charge diana fight for this country or did of taking (beep pelts from the Deseret they fight to make us think wr wot Livestock company ia Skull Valley. getting something fM They were convkted before Justice A. Fred Anderson at Gnntsvilte last Friday. Beat wu given 30 days ia the county jail and Romolo, 20 days. liAWUrACTURIfa HAVE FAITH IN TMG f, F8C0UCTS TO THt tieAmy fartin' Gffifatifiari cuitimfn' I letters Licet iruAmertCct jndtfiirfr-- Aft -- amp. -- S5& 100 O IT3. Pirates Hcscred COPPER CHIEF GIVES HOPE FOR Ccmnerckl At Banquet-Danc- e Ccnteet Today UPWARD TREND Complimentary to the Pirate yj Numbcn from group boy girl from the Glee Gub wen given, NelMim Lola under the direction of si, iku Students limed 66-ye- ar Cammoni rest-und- ; man, rimiv. harcj TO. W. S. REID er ' A WANT AD An ad In the pecans' column cf the Daily Oklahoma. Oklahoma Cl 1, brought an inheritance of Sl.SS5.Si to Audrey A. Slack. Ring wood farmer, Black is heir to the estate of a e e who died in Spring?.!.!. Ill, more than six yean ago. and in a few month the money would hay reverted to tb state of llhnoia Sooner State Preen. - c7?n news-seekin- DIKE PROJECT '' mttr-tct- OF AMERICAN PRESS Th chief virtu of tb America a prwa u that it Rally tries to get the news. No other press, not eves the Nor English, is so well informed. g does u confine its to what is recorded officially; it also make some efforts to get beyond the appearance to the fact. H. L. Mcn- then. VIRTUE " Next & TLnnday Mrs. Alma Swtnson, president, announced Thursday a special meeting for members of the Baad Mothers Gub aext Thursday, April 6 at 1 1 :J0 a. m. ia tbc band room of tb bigb school. All mothers an urged to be present final arrangements will be made for the trip to Price and necessary details discussed. u Tht first bot day of Spring wu not so I , cxtcnt or Aovcrressj TNI UVM3 OF OVER to TXGd-rURNC- CM kCUJCN FTRTCfiX J J |