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Show & Week This Arthur -- . b etussaks Contracting, Expanding Our Love If D.A. R. About Aovertiaiag Hoi PoIIoi Newt iticriA TkNtH YEAR Aar food physicist will prove that no object can contract and expand at the name time. That FLrs Prc jr zzs Fcr fV (r- - ap-pi- le even to our magnificent XV r C::u SzcctuU Gov- ernment Part of It la trying to contract Ccnnu-il- y PrcEtzL!; Yen-- by reducing wages, discharging jaen, choking off the public build lag programs. Another part is try- PniM-WottEnterprise Proves Meing to expand by promoting cm rit. Health Of Students ploy meat lending to banks, railNotably Advanced roads and others, hundreds of millions of .the people's dollars. Tbc Cyprus Jnoiot High School The Siamese twins couldnt go la cafeteria has doted iu doom, after s two directions at once, and the mott auccessfnl period of patronage and better health for all children Government cant do it. served. The cafeteria wai organised la Soon Washington will become A early November. 1931 for tbc primary nourishing and sunny desert. Congressmen that object of furnishing food fo Junior High Stulove to sock the rich? will desire wholesome dent in their noon-da- y meaL more strongly to go back and look Between one and hundred (ixty and after their fences before convex one hundred and eighty pupila have Gone start. bees aerved daily ar the cafeteria. Of Then the country, left to Its own thia number one hundred to one hundevices, will remind you of a story dred and twenty were Served gratis. told by Harry Hershfield In his new The g menn consisted of book of Jewish humor. A mer- toup, cracker milk and aomc kind of chant onhb death bed was delight- fruit, and on Thursday! and Friday ed to know that his wife sat near as an added special dish, large doughhim, although he could not see her, nut were eerved with this noon day meal. Mrs. Viola Jones, 'TJean of that all his children were gathered Girl in the Cyprus Junior, with stuaround his bedside. But suddenly dent assistant came a dreadful thought, and with of the food. supervised die cooking his last breath he exclaimed: The organizations and contrihutois "Gerald, who Is minding the who. btlped maintain, tbt cafeteria health-givin- -- Fern IDAY, HAY 6, 1SC3 t; I!:r: i G:Lf:n AtUde jprus I.Iw X Defeat 1 Cc;:r Ccena Howard RMgt, Jack Robbins. Sarpris By Defeating Ace-Hia community Visiting Lin lustra gh for Arrangements farm beta ar progressing very favor-ablC O. Picket, sanitary engineer of the state board of health, and V. L. Martineau. county agricultural agent, were in Magna Friday, making detailed mmegemeno. The Utah Copin a per Company is cooperating sa made ha and manner, splendid offer to furnish a fait water supply lor the land that ia select td although the of ft will probably necessitate the pumping of water. A capable farmer will be ia charge of the farming operation. aided by Mr. Martineau. A half acre is being provided for each of SO family applicant! who have farming tract. thus far applied for Martineau stated that more than 350 were rtetived last week application for fret seed, furnished by the Salt Lake County Commission. of community The establishing farms has a two-fol- d purpose of promoting the health of the families participating. by encouraging the use of vegetable in the diet, and of contributing ro eh relief of unemployment. Tbi community farm baa the full endorsement and sponsorship of the state board of Health because of the importance of such plan to the health of their residents. Tbt matter of food for the maintenance of proper nutrition i being stressed by the board, particularly of diet possible with economy and small expenditure. In connection with this project, the 0 board has ordered an additional copies of the pamphlet entitled "Food at Low Cost, prepared by the American Child Health Association, which explains detailed schedule and information on economy ia tbt choice of essential foods. Because of the numerous applications for this booklet, tbc hoard has obtained an additional supply. Anyone may obtain tbit this booklet by writing to the Stats Baird of Health. ' Mt. Picket and Mr. Martineau will give any assistance that ia necessary to local people ia the organizing and furthering tbit community farm. Vegetables, a to necessary a part of the dirt of all members of the family, and particularly of growing children, will be raised, under the guidance of practical - farmers and tbt supervision of recognized authorities. Tbt Relief Societies of the L. D. S. Church, tbs Relief Committee, headed by T. F. Jennings, chairman, tbt y. 1- er -- 1- -2 ; : loan ar;us.: barn and Cars, rioydcr-v-- j too demon Vr Correa ponl- waa out to Cad Simmons. Senior star athlete of Cyprus, broke toe shot regional record in the Region T wo track and field meet Saturday afternoon, held in the stadium of tot University of Utah. Simmons put out to shot 44 feet inches to excel tot record of 42 feet 8 inches, made by Harry Brooks of L. D. S. ia 1929. The tew record-holdalso placed first in tot discus with 122 fact 11 inches. Cad hat long been prominently ail through hi high school career as an outstanding student ia cinder competition tad other athletic activities. He wai a member of tot basketball squad and one of toe chief backstays of tot Cyprus football team. Sport critic, who witnessed hi unique style of throwing toe shot and discus predicted big things for him la 4. XU and Giris From Primary Grades To High School Students Invited Tn Attend Boy Deal Cad Simmons Sets New Shot Recurd 44 feet 4 inches. Alsu Placet Jet In Disc A team of Utah Copper golfers downed the Rath, Nevada linksmen, Sunday, 24 2 to It -- 2 in the third consecutive defeat of leans matches to Utah for lie visiting team. The visitors bad pr viously lost to Bonneville dub of Salt Lake. 34-- 1 and to Forest Dale dub of Salt Lake 32-Three io lvidual victories wert taken by the Ikvsdaat from tbt Magna golfer apoa die sand green and dirt fairway of (be local count. The golfing travelers expressed themselves at liking the b'.ju roans very much. The wine, s of the Ruth team were L. R. Ivins, D. G Simpkins sad R. G Bromley, ins gaining three points over J. D. Carter, Bromley felling La V. D. Heath, 2 2 to points and Simpk.Ua scoring a laryer number of point than F. Ok Haymond. EZVERLY HILLS, Ctllf. I know la Just what 1 read la t papers, and yon sea quiu n f. things an y Vacation School Opens Here liny 17 Breaks Record At Track l4Wvt Qa Copper Co. Offer To Famish Watte Half Acre Land Being Provided For Each Family Kcnber Two Magnas foarth aanaal vacation ebook under the leadership of Pastot aad Mis. E. B. Pace, assisted by a Ug number of helper, will he held in to Baptist Church buildings, beginning Tuesday morning. May 17, at uttd from present plana. As attend-- c limited by the rapacity of the buildings, it ie very urgent that thou desiring to attend will enroll to opening day. Unless additional fund an received, it will be possible to bold this commendable vacation school only three weeks this year. vTh school was-veancctssfully conducted last year for six week with a avenge daily attendance of 172. Thu record wst toe highest attendance of toe total vacation schools ia the Undoubtedly, this remarkable achievement was due to tot excellent, informative classes taught, and splendid instruction given. Various ihaett of handiwork including embroidering. to newest types of all kind o art work, making of paper g flower, sod wiU be feat ared. Vocational subjects to be 'o boys wiU include carpentry kiadt, aad rariovi types of art v work. Boys aad girls from Primary trades to high school student attended lart year. I connection with tot afore-me- n tioned subjects, athletic sports of ham-bal- l. aad handball together with garnet for younger folk wUl be partici-P- l Everyone is wtlcome to attend this school. -t & little ranch is ylslt tn a.w -- -A or no ago. I s.u waa glad to see him. We ;.re did ramble ever old times. Yoa know I waa tha Incklast fellow la toe world to LT In with him at Vancouver on mf way over to China, for ha la a grtt travaling companion. Ho baa been everywhere In toe worlJ. and he really knowi how to get around. I have prowled around a bit In tty time, but I never seem to tit any wiser, or onto things, bat Fhsyd he gets you where you want to to and where something la doing. He baa a wonderful lecture on Ch!&a and the Far East, I went down to toe Theatre to hear It I waa toa local annoyer who waa to lntroJcae him. My wlfa waa ao afraid that I la my long winded way would monopolise toe whole evening. Eu said, "Now remember tonight, are Just a pawl bearer, yon are act the Corpse, and Its the Corpse they are Interested la. Floyds main talk waa that wa lavsnt got any more business In tonne Far Eaat wars than we had la toe last European one. He seven thousand miles la a long w ty go to shoot somebody, rape ry tut. i i t i V. D. flail of the Ruth Golfers and athletics. L. A. Blackest wen even when tbc West high school won First piece scores wen totaled. ia to meet by amassing 46 poiau, However, the CopP golfer were with Tooele second with 42.2 points. Victorious ia tht other tight matches East High took third place with 34 Howard by a considt-- bl margin. store were: American Legion and Ameripoints, while tot remainder of tht ia meeting schools finished as follows; Davis, Ridge. local i can Legion Auxiliary, Magna Worn-tGants-vill- e up with Lloyi Taylor of Ruth, had a 25 Granitt 24 Club, Utah Copper Company, Daughters of the American Revostrong oppor at to overcome, hut 18 Cyprus, 16: South, 7 lution often surprise you. Recently White Lily Bakery, Wonder Bread traveled the Opper mat-bol- e ia 75 and Jordan, 3. Murray 3 they said it was a great shame for Bakery, American Lady Bakery and and fad tht distinction of strokes, Cash Granite Market. The American children to be rubbing Cooper's low medal of the meet. possessing tht elbows with the children of im- School District also contributed many COPPER Linksmen E. Y. Engtemaa, Clareact enthusiasthe of and utensils cooking esteemed Those "DaughMitchell and Inward Jarvis also scored migrants." Mark G tically cooperated. Lloyd, Imthree-poiters must be descendants of COST wins for the home dab. principal of the Cyprus Junior High Abe! Larson, Ac Golfer, and Utah migrants, or Red Indians. succeeded also in 2 cent securing per - Now the Daughters ask that all state amateur champion, subetiruting Has Grom Return of II of Cyprus Junior High School Teach-et- 's on the visiting team, uaexpacttdly feu Company Millions In foreign born out of a job be. desalarici for tbc benefit of tbt caf131 under the excellent playing of Jack you art not right sure they need ported, "through a presidential de- eteria. The 2 per cent was given by Community Baptist Church on of of die tbt Robbins, youngest e cree of emergency." Grom revenue resulting from proshooting, and you are not sure relief of the unall teachers for-thM Church school and whether Copper members. Robbias score to- duction of copper, together with proyon are shooting toe rtJLi The Daughters' ancestors, when employed, but Mr. Lloyd had the taled 76 to defeat Lanoa 2 Th Message to of Mothers aide or not ceed diand from member silver amounted convened salaries gold, they first arrived, were out of a faculty 7-7:30 who experienced to $1 p. at. Song Seme and points. Larson. 1,548.243.36 for the Utah Cop-p- mnnoa Ha said It was a great war for too Job and It might have been help- rectly to tbc cafe. trouble with the narrow fairway, wai The man who played God. 1931, company according during debad been some of them ful if convenience of war eorrespoadasla out ia 40 strokes. cam hack 38 for to Colonel Daniel G Jackling in his a 78 total, for they could go cut and see om ported. JUNIOR POSTER annual report to stockholders. Schools I,!ay A copper mad patter was presentcome back throch But honest aliens, men and wowas milled a tout of 8,147,-76- 4 Then WINNER GIVEN Amy fight, then , ed to Lloyd Ttylor by officer of the tha International city and go cut men, now In this country under ton of ore. an avenge of 22.508 Utah Copper Cl.b, a hie More of 87 tons Open aad then ba with toe opposite Army. guarantee of decent treatment, will In honor of the two per operating day. The avenge was the low medal among tht NeOr could get on n high building not be deported unless this has content waa 19.22 pounds pet anniversary celebration of tot hnndntb copper The teachers of Granite District rebirth of andyon vadans. toa. watch toe whole thing, la tact It , become a dishonest government. ceived their contracts for next year I Gotg various Washington, ia exercises a of the Tht summary following waa ton only war ever fought where Copper output for tot year was aad contest have been held since service April 22 and the date on whkh , game played: 142,694,917 ponads of refined marin Walter Hovlng, who works for the contracts wert made returnable commemoration of toe birth they had a grand stand. He bore out RUTH Pt. ketable copper, to actual coat of which of the Father of Our the three able young Straus broth- was May .5. Schools will dost for this another thing that I had predicted la 0 Country Lloyd Taylor in the usual manner, hut chooU of Granite School District. - ers, Jesse, Percy and Herbert, says year May 6 and open September S af3 computed L. R. Ivina my articles, and tost waa that you exclusive of depreciation was 6.59 On of the morn 1 "Tea years from now there wiU be ter a summer vacation of four months. competitive and tcaul-ta- at wouldunt hear of many prisoners G V. Snell- cents per pound. The avtragt price of them Contests has been to no advertising agencies. There will 2 2 R. G Bromley Pa, being taken on either aide la that of copper was t.t 16. ter Contest conducted ia the Jaaiot be merchandising agencies with deG B. Nance war. Wall ha said their waseat, tnr H ;h Schools of the District. all After for procharges operating Guy G Clark toe Chinese have toe rrpatalfaa, duction. Including tht cost of market partments of advertising, etc" i1:! The winneca of tht Cyprus Junior even d. tuniL--J Utah Copper Company, the Baptist among tbeir friends, of being refined tht Hovlng, 'It Is said, knows more ing mining op- school were announced by Mark copper, B Church. Our Lady of Lourdtt Church T. B. Decker G the moat cruel Nation In the world, eration income waa $698. 152. 7o. In Lloyd, About merchandising than Napol-2 R. individuals Knout of to -art and Junior principal and organizations High. ' eon knew about cannon, but he la van to toatr own people If eae to direct earning accruing as miscellanWednesday as follows: First. Beans Simpkins The announcement was made Mon- cooperating in thia very commendable AbelG Larson eous income incident to operation . only going to get his head chopped . mistaken about advertising. HumAaderroa, who Jepkted Washington A. of clerk the project. George Larin, Utah amounted to $23 1,546.50, in a colorful S he la tickled to death, that to an effort is specialised. Builders day by of the Neal Larson , poster. Crossing the Dela-wsrretirement of $79,000 whkh together with income from out beautiful will never eliminate architects and board, COPPER death with them. That he Edith second, Harris Pt. and third Granite school district bonds. The aide investment of $1,776,553.60, Helen Herron. Them tort merchandise departments will not bonds, which were issued on May 1. SPEAKER URGES Howard Ridge winning to not unmercifully tortured before brought the total income to $2,706, poften together wkh erven other ... D. Carter eliminate advertising specialists. 1912 wert bandied by E. H. Rollins 252.16. From this is deducted charges GRADUATES TO W. Ridd Junior were tent to death to his fear, and the Japanese Cyprus It takes one kind of mercantile and Sons of New York City. for depreciation of plant and equip- to District Office when not far behind fm, ao nobody an V. D. Heath 2 they will he are genius to select now what the peoMr. Lavin laid that the Granite ment and obtoleacenc of retired pro- jBdgtd IDEALS KEEP aide Ingoing to he captor ad ists W. art cither and an by Engleman critic. ple will want next fall. It takes school district's sinking fund ia hi perty amouarinf to $679,103.66. At 2 1 while they had a way of disponing C Ensign a different sort of genius to trans- condition to earn for ail bond. In federal was there income tax for WINNER GIVEN no : L . AJBUcknf 2 ; at themselves. fer from the head pt the adver- 1935, $89,000 in bonds will be re- Cyprus High School Graduate Lac--- Clarence the year 1931, the net income carJ Mitt Margaret Miner waa awarded fjitchd In Clam -Another fellow was out to spend History waa to gttt account ped tising, man to the minds of tea tired, be atL $2,027. surplus W. S. Hook .2 2 149.20. lint place in the doner Girl Speak-ta- g toe day with me, a friend of Floyds, . Of School million people, the conviction that to $1.25 equivalent 1 per O. Haymond Contest Thursday Atcvsuiag at the share of capital stock outstanding coma over on toe boat with Byron D. Anderson, assistant they must buy what the merchan- G. 2 2 Jack Robbins of tb M. I. A contest. that and la about the the of told graduates dise man ffers. Untold him, in biggest fine-altorney General, Col 3 Howard Jarvis inventory, copper Mim Miner wae vktoriout over con' v School class of 1932 High In India, Sir also nan was carried in Cyprus out China, at Jackling No mind can expand and contract point tenants from three stake. Officers Thursday evening that their success PUBLIC INVITED 10.50 cents per pound at the begin House to Victor of of Saaoon, at the same time. The merchandisia life would depend On tbeir wholeTO TRACK MEET ning and at 6.70 etna at tot end ol which ia about too Botchllda deing mind must concentrate, contbeir in efforts hearted attaining value having The remainder f tbc officers of tbt Of England. Ho has tremendous The general public it iaviecd to at- the year, the inventory tract, flxeJts gate on the article ofsired goal. He urged the graduates tire year to acbeen reduced Womens In Shanghai. I bet this holdings fered, make decisions In minute de- Magna which was Republican Study that a they were now going out into tend the Granite District Janior High cord with toe during1 decline in copper meal I rtccndy organized war throw a scar Into him lor consistent in Field day which is to he held on toe market tail. The advertising mind must Group, The correspond to better acquaint the Republican tbt world, to be fair ana have quotations. 4rit n WbR ibfhe Bay fra Athletic tomorrow Field, Magna (Sat Ho owns awhile high expand, soar, call upon the stars, women with the aims, ideals and ac- all of their dealings, and value ing adjustment in inventory at promptly 10;00 oclock. wonderful the rainbow, the milky way and complishments of the Republican par- -' ideal. Atm. Anderson expressed the aiday) tho were absorbed in current production of Granite The tbt eight Monday, May 2 Secoad East at Cathay Hotel la Shakespeare for ideas and compari- ty, were dteted Thursday evening at opinion then it a niche for everyone District juniors schools will compete in var- accounts. Additional reserve wert art Fiist East; First Wsst at Shields Ad Shanghai, whare in every walk of lift and by living an sons. of out to thorn the second meeting of die organizaup aurplui supplement ious athletic contests lifted elsewhere life this niche would someheretofore established for toe purpose diuoa; North Main at Copper Row we all live He It were not so, Jesse Straus tion. Mrs. J. A- - Young bad previous- exemplary he and this should ia paper, each revealed to t Third of meeting further adjustments in ex Centef East, Mrs. day, somewhere be till has great an ' would not pay Collins, his advertis- ly been elected President witnessing. k 6 Pint East Friday May of on person. port copper tale accounting. Produc at faith la tha Far ing manager, as much money as Mary Nielson, welcome ad the Jarvis Shields gavt tion rate were further decreased in Eugene Addition; Third East at and thinks Ridge was -would hire a President of the Uni- precinct. audience North Main; Copper Row at Center East a endeavor to avoid great accumula lected of the other pre- dress to the extremely Urge the that It will coma ted States, larggathered to pay homage to tion of unsold copper and a propor- Street; Second East at Firat West. r, cinct. Mr. Alta Dayton out 0. K. Ha alto tional shrinkage in cash resources. At Many a business has been ruined Mrs. Leslie Nelson. Program est class ia tht history of Cyprus Monday. May 9 Pint Wert at Horn because of foolish belief that ad- director and Mrs. Melba Harding, pub- High School, and Eva DeLuc gave tot of the year copper output had First East: Center St. at North Main; knows Tbt declined to km than 30 percent of Third East at Copper Row; Shield! aboot India than genius is not worth what licity manager to collect data from an inspiring valedictory addres. vertising was car anyone as ha Addition at Secoad East. It costs. "To convince others" is newspaper articles and radio addresses. remainder of the program the outproducing capacity. accordance with mmtom in tied out was there for Four distributions Is were 1 It mans and Job the advertising quarterly Friday, May 3 First East at Cra Mrs. T. Stewart prominent Salt line published ia tbit paper last Eight Junioe High Schools To Commade to stockholders aggregating $6 ter Street; North Main He thinks years. a bard one. Lake Republican worker, gave a splenFirat at Wert; week. pete. Meet WUl Begin Promptly abate for toe year and amounting Shield Addition was a clever echeme la EngIt per that did talk at the meeting, stressing the Secat Copper Row; At 10:00 A. M. The following students received to Mineral Ghaadl to go to toe $9,746.940. land oad exEast Survey. ideals the getting and of at Third East. Republican party If you have felt the depression diploma: George Abbot. Claron 1 6 Conference ia the London, for that the of Monday, organization schools Row May plaining of Copper Anderson. at be learn Wanda will and to Tht Duane that eight junior bi$h happy you SOCIAL HELD acand bow him showed Fint fa the Eaat; Center np as Just balag St. bold AdShields will toe at district really tbeir Schmel-ing-JaLorraine Granite party Carl Ashby, Rex Bateman. Mra. N. W. Farnsworth entertained "top prices" for the Max tio ns. The next meeting of tbc Stady dition: North Main at Second East; human, and not some God, or super Benton. Marvin track and field meet at the Magna at a midnight luncheon Josephine Bawden, Sharkey prise tight have Thursday rv will be announced at 8 later Ban,- - He says that Ghandl has ae Bertocb, Ana Bradford, Joseph athletic field Saturday, May 7. Tb tning following the Graduation exer- First Wert at Third East. been reduced to $28 a seat. The Group date. 10:00 will at contesu 'Friday, May 20 First East at solution for anything, and that when Glen begin Caboon, PhyUie promptly Broderick, cises at Cyprus High School ia com price, originally 127.50, Is reduced Caney, Mo Clark, Eloyd Clement, a. m. ia order that they will not con- pliment to Mr. and Met. Claude Ah North Main: First West at Crater ha got there he bad nothing to offer as a concession to "present condiEngen Collin. Nelson T . CoUigaa, flict with to state high school meet hot, Mr. aad Mrs. O. A. Christoff ar- Street: Third Wert at Shklde Addiwhy It simply showed that he waa m will be delighted tions." Hot polio! Claude Coon. Don Davidson, Eva whkh is to bs held toe afternoon of son. Gtdrge Abbot and Wilmot Fara tion: Secoad East at Copper Row. great ruler, or miracle man. And ha to hear that they can get in for as stated by officials worth. Monday. May 23 Third East at thinks that Ghandl lost "taoe by DeLuc. Edgar and Thelma Evans, toe same day. It it Receive little as 33.46. A special stadium Fint East; Copper Row at First Wilmot Farnsworth. Grace Furrow, in charge that at all of to schools ia He says that the Boycott la 1,700 feet long and 1,100 feet wide Rhea Garside. Marjorie Gee, Ralph the Granite district will dost May 6, ted for the Junior High meet: 440 West; Crater St. at Second Eart; going. Is India working, and that the seme is being built In honor of the dare tbc Samuel for earlier an Hansen. wai Beatrice meeting Shield Addition at North Main. yard relay, four runners to a tram Gourley, his a theme, In to Chinn against Japan. Taking true "Seminary undesirable. Kathleen found event Harold Harkncs. daeh, shotput. 440-yar- d Friday. May 27. Fim East at and Youth", for as inspiring valedic- Harding. Ida understand how tboa nan toe junior high track and vault. 100 yard dash, high jump, pole sure t Hcnriod, Harris, Second Formerly, Harmon. Lyle 220 Shields Eaat; Addition at fellow! address at the commencement exEvheld tory in waa field with that Far meet fascinated Hoffman. conjunction Orville broad Faint dash, get Wendell Hifler, senyard New York courts have Just Weat; Copper Row at North jump, standing ercise of the Oquirrh Stake Junior with to field day exercises at Liberty d race and tot Main; Centre St. at Third East. East. I guess it gets' yon Ilka too tenced tour bandits to long terms and Senior Seminaries held ' at tht elyn Irving. Teresa Jacketu. Eugene Jenpark in Salt Lake, bet the principals 880-yar- d relay, four runners to a Desert They sure ar both InterIn Sing Sing Prison. Three of Pleasant Greta Hall Sunday evening, Jarvis. Evelyn Jenkins. LaMar Harris and Monday. May 31. Shield Addi. coaches of Granite School have tom. The Cyprus and Garfield Junand Jones, sen. Mary tion at Firat Emily 13 Eart; North Main at esting men to talk too; they have them were 18 to years old, the Marvin J. Btrtoch, told of the tela Murid Larson, Waldo Little found this unsatisfactory at tot track ior ecbool have been praetking dili- Third Eart: Crater St. at seem - fourth 22. One will meet two bro- tionship between the Seminary and Kemp, Constance Copper both been everywhere end Lovell, Doyle Mar- facilities for the iatencbool competig gently and have some West Fint Row; hat la tore to all see, about Second East. the modern youth. His talk was well field, at they thers In Sing Bing. Ann McCall. James tion were not adequate for a complete lined up for tor competitive Friday, Jnnt 3 First Eart at were both mighty anxious to ae sad showed evident research shall. Marjorie McLeod. Eva Meng, lift of track and field event. The de- prospects prepared The new bootlg-crlm- e events. McGilL Gladys Industry and revealed brilliant oratorical First Main at Center Hollywood, and me being the Old aptiIt was decided by the athletk com- St.; Weft; North Merrill, Flo react Josephine Mix. cision wae alto reached by tot coaches jets Its recruits very youngi ' tude. Copper Row at Third East; "Night Hawk" here, I waa tha eae . division and western eastern mittee to limit any athkte to fonr Petition, to hold an George Randy . Motsaet, and to have toe first ton place errata, not more than three to he in Secoad East at Shield Addition. could show em. I. took am Into It is announced that the House The program was carried out in ac Blanch Peterson, Ruth Jane Pettit. meet Monday. Jnne 6 Centre St. at bobs of too wildest cafeterias yon them in two winners mtea the Rardin. Earl either track compete field or Dorothy Powell, Rtba event. Pupil Fret Eaat; Fust Wert at North economy committee has arranged cordance with tbc outline published in the final district meet. Main; aver saw. I Just kept am entering the two special event, to to cut two hundred and sixty-thre- e two weeks ago in thia paper. A. G Rasmussen. Verne Reese, Hiaako Copper Row at Shield held mcctt were The Simmons, Addition; Cad to preliminary d Sheffield, -and stuthe from one drug store fountain to anNielson Beryl presented from graduating million dollars government Third Eart at Second Eaat. on Wednesday, May 4. Granite, Mad-iroVen Smith, an not to SemSmith, Lodicy in Woodrow fict, eligible Stake the Senior dent of compete other till I bet it waa a quarter of Oquirrh expense. And, with that the govern Blaine and Jrving competed ia any of toe other events. Friday, Jane 10 First Eart at Keith Sptatley, Pauline Stew-acttan. We sure heard a lot of different ' ment will still have a deficit of inary. Louie Ridd presented tbt Gar- Specta. ' with Cyprus, Bruce Sutton, Otville Taylor. Al- to eastern division Tb following offkialt have been Copper. Row; Shields Addition at radio's. They been in Shanghai, Junior Seminary graduating puptwo and a half billions. The econo- field : Second St. Crater Garfield and in Monro. Tit Plymouth Celia Em at aad officiate North will len Kelly Thomas, appointed ils while the Monroe Junioe Seminary rTtarter, Terry. Bagdad, Constioople. Faria, and mies seem to be modest Vi- toe western division. The winners of Jimmie Hodgtoa: Judges of finish, Main; "Third East at Firat Wert, students wen presented by Ella P, comb, Keith Tomlin. Irene Wilde- division will western and the eastern J. A. Butterworth. J. O. Soderberg. Monday, June 13 North Main Harbin, but they will never forget McKay Senator Borah has told this writ- Reunion to one of the largest crowds olet and WendtU Wilkins. Ton Xolka want to gat play for the district baseball cham- Clarence Jones; Timers. H. H. Hale, at First East; Crater St. at Firet Wert; Hollywood. Wirnmer and Helen Woodbury. er that It would be possible to cut to ever assemble at the wsrdbout. summer at tbea district tor meet. this here Shields out Russel Addition following pionship H. and R. at Third Maglehy five hundred millions from governEast; Cop. Bailey; President H. Edward Sutton preia leadGranitt the At Von time, will see things st Mrs. Row of field Second Harry present at Williams, Jack Mrs. judges East. events; Olympics. Oldham, per Agnes ment xpense. Why not try his sented the diplomat to the large Norris. Met. Eric Andrnon and Mrs. ing the teams ia tbs eastern section and J. A. Broadbrat and W. L. Jones. Friday. June 17 Firat Eart at nlgbt tost ere fast enough to ba la semitbc students from classes of three plant n Garfield in the western. There are two The junior high tthletk committe Third East; First Wert si Copper tha Olympic programme In to day naries. and gavt appropriate remarks T. A. Hansen attended a ($.1932, to Kkrn Fmnrm SfWiota. facj Mrs. rounds of games left to he played. consists of Earl Pomeroy, chairman Row; Secoad Eart at Crater of bom at tbt stuTuesday , the of the accomplishments St: time. upon litbeen have Tbc following events F. E. Walker and Lee Ntbtker. Mk North Main at Sbklda Addition. A. Beckstcad in Midvale. dents ia receiving tbeir diplomas. mi. r ni 1- basket-weavin- : 1- 0; 2; 2, 7-- 0; UTAH LOYEST nt Gose 6 Sopte Granite Dhtrict - 1- -2 j:i -- 10.-00- ! 1- -2 er ' Feb-rua- ry Retires , 1- -2 e, -- 1-- . 0. P Women Elect mmi-fina- la al fa-soo- n. Ihgna 7ard Lesp well-wor- th -- Mrs.-Robe- jnxits Juiucrs To Conduct Track Lied Ia klnjca Tomorrow secretary-treasure- more Study-- Group ck -- Seminary Graduates Diplomas p, three-legge- , likely-lookin- Sa-k- o. bop-ttep-ju- n, , bridge-luncheo- three-legge- |