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Show Magm Tims fifteenth Yenr Magna, Utah, Friday, October 2, 1936 OFFICIALS NAMED STUl FAVORED IN NATIONAL FORHIGH SCHOOL CHATTER. TRAWVOTE; CARRIES 28 STATES; UTAH Um&idt ths Editor Ms STUDENT COURT RANKS IN 8 FOR PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT -- v feiM Fcr Everycza 0 so SPECIAL CARD -LINED UP FOR t Number 19 Curb'Gutter CLUBSM0KER C EVrt-- I In Ms Of Officials of the Cyprus High school Figure Thit Out NEW Student Court were named WednesYORK, An angc ments are practically comSept 30.-- The Contributed by a subscriber: If PROBLEMS OF 1937 stretch run in the 1936 Presidenday to Include Mr. England, faculty 24 Presidents spend $23,417,543,000 plete tor the first tall smoker of race Is now under way. Judge; Sam Kanios, judge; Harold PROGRAM TO BE tialFive in 133 years, and one President the Utah Copper Club next Wednesweeks from next Tuesday, Link, associate Judge; Doris Olto 3 years, day evening. October 7 at the Utah $23571382,000 November 3, the race will end. The spends sen. clerk; Richard Thomas, DISCUSSED will same what the OCT. 15 respective candidates" 111 pro president spend Copper Club. A full, special card of attorney and Clarence Ho pus the If you give him FOUR MORE wrestling, boxing has been arrangSchedule Being Prepared ecutingchief Judges' stand and the official de- YEARS? of police. Clarence warth, I dunnO, Mister. If I did, ed for the entertainment and enAt a Salt Lake Mutt Be Appro County meeting cision will then be banded down. and Sam Kanina were elect- to be for Men and Women be to Wall Street coining some joyment of all regular and associate Money I'd at held the Newhouse Hotel on In the running of this national ed by the students last year. The dub members and their families. printed For Transportamoney. Pinasters October I it I p. n. farmers wUl election balance of the students were spderby, once every four years, The gong will ring on the curtain of Workers tion have the opportunity to discuss ful-l- y the government-minde- d Winter Coming citizens for the court raiser promptly at 8.00 p. m. for 3 fowling will ret off to an auspi- - linted the Important lue&tions arising have been enabled to U to the offing and WtH Frost learn of the hours of bouts. start next Monday evening, Before further work can be comin connection with planning the progT6:B of their favorite candidates soon paint the tree to gorgeous men for m. and pinasters 1937 pleted on the Magna curb-gutt,j0 p, Agricultural Conservation as the race grew hot through the colors. The fleeting, dreamy days project, which la practically finishof Indian 8ummer are near at hand. Program. According to V. L. jeday evening at the same time medium of the strew jrote. ed on Center Street, an approprla- of winter. the following questions wiU Various straw-vo- te gr women at the Utah Copper Club. the They presage coming reports may tlon of $353 must be approved and be included In the ! sets will play, 6:30 and 8:30 p. m. community dis- differ at points but I each can do Soon every warm day wtll be a day are Interested made by the Salt Lake County Comall request of a cussions: no more, and always almost t2gUgh grace, reprieve eagerly sought does, missioners. This Is to provide transat the club at 6:30 p. ml as What progress has been made fairly accurately Indicate the trend This Is the time of year when files will be at ports tlon money to bring the that sou when given are in conservation In the county of political aentimuE to the field grow affectionate, kfaation nights from different sections of the councool, when the coal pile (if any) beunder the 1935 Agricultural Conser- from which it la taken. lae- ty to work here. Thus far, there hae comes of an A eomplete schedule Is now being when concern, vation Program? object In the small towns and country not been any appropriation E. E. mist hangs low and the fields are McCarty, secretary What practices should be re- America. Governor A If isnH gara by for October. commended as most valuable from Republican candidate, continues to ready for harvest. Yes, the frost lw both divisions. The largest turn sched-dEquipment and material are furn-Lh- ed cm to a Is we so to women the air ever, the agricultural conservation stand- lead the field to the Presidential tinge strong that mt of but fund must be meed to our on. to turned heat have straw-vot- e had There are 48 women thus far point? being conducted by some for pay transportation expensee of more to with expected Magna Plays Here Thit In 1937 should a greater por- 3,000 weekly newspapers which are Don't Blame The Kid dgned up, Meets This the men. There are 73 men working Organization are teams drawn of tion 'ocated being the be to states made for alar, tight payments Teacher at Webster School: "So throughout the Evening on Home Field Thursday Evening at Lo on the project, 88 to a ahlft there are 77 states, are there, Wilpractices than in 1936? country. igdx cm a team. The style of play For Title It la planned to construct a curb this year will be six ladles bowl Should a maximum total consercal Club More than a halt million ballots liam? Would you mind explaining?" and gutter for all the streets to Maglow one sitt vation allowance be established have been cast to thto poll, from 41 Youngster: "Well, Dad says that lg tor each group, the the same type of na, Magna must win Thursday on Its tor each farm or ranch? If such an states In trui using The tog out regular monthly meeting of under all, but orly to sufficient Hamilton says the Republicans have home field if It is to prevent U. 8. aUowance were for Center street. construction established how number to be tabulated, state 36 and Farley says the Democrats the American Legion Auxiliary will Considerable Interest Is also being by Mines of Bingham the Utah should it be earned? be held this Thursday evening. Oct- Officials feel that this type of prohave 41! state, from 36 states.,. itm by the men. with 13) out for Industrial baseball taking chamleague Insurober 1 at the Utah Copper Club. AH ject is the moat advisable aa It reShould the The national tabulation of this Before and After gw sport. There will be 6 men on a for 1936. quire only a small outlay for materpionship members are urged to attend. ance features contained In vote the furtpre34 has been teams. To dAte, carried forward tor kata for the One of the interesting phasei In the rest being furnished for laials, Miners recorded their second sent The The following committees have the week, it the close of the contacts between program be enlarged? her particulars and a season sched-- dt win In the bor to employ a larger number. newspapers been titular playoff Tuesday We for fanner and the the that fifth the every appointed hope to not ready. It will be given In ensuing year: standing of the and political nominees or officeThis project was given preference at the Copperton park 1 to hold a stockman who can possibly do so candidatesweek, Unit Activity: Mrs. Ardella Adis as follows: sot week's Issue. holders is the difference to attiover a number of others to Salt 1 lead in the three out of five sewUl attend the local meetings," G. Landon 396330 tude of these nominees before elec- ams. Lake County because of these disries, and the fourth game la booked E. Farrell, in charge of the agricu- Roo eelt Mrs. Lucy Furrow, chr, Program: 241368 tion and after they are elected, a tinct advantages. at 4 p m. In Magna. A fifth game, ltural conservation program In the Lemke Helen Gallyer, Dora Lund and Eth31,171 fact recently to attention brought If needed, will be played on the field western el Johnson. region, stated recently1: Thomas 5.028 by the attitude of a state supreme decided by a coin toss. Quilt: Inez Macaulay. "The community meetings wiU be Browder 3373 court Judge in an eastern state. He Publldty: Ivy Burris. 8531 recently has given public expresThe first game of the playoff end- foUowed by a county meeting at Colvin Memorials: May Naylor. ed In a 6 tie In 10 Innings at which the recommendations for the As between the three leading can- sion to his belief that "only those s: Constitution and forwardwUl be and drawn Faye oounty made amendwhich can Mines be won second the papers tilt Magna. r Morgan. to the didates, only Roosevelt, Landon and able to committee the ed oounty 13-- 1 by courts our and Magna squared accounts by discipline Fldac: Mrs- Chloe Jensen. state agricultural conrervatlon com- Lemke, the standing, is: should be permitted privileges by Sunday by nosing out 6. Landon 396,230 Mrs. Francis Tenney. Poppy: mittee. which wUl present the state them" and further, according to a Roosevelt 241,868 Porters: Elizabeth Oardner. Both clubs were scoreless Tues- recommendations at Pocatello, United Press dl patch: Lemke S1J71 Child Welfare: Lenora Jones. October 14. day until the fifth, when each scored reputable Representatives of 669,269 . lldltori note: A series of articles Community Activities Hazel Orr. once. In the sixth Joe Myers opened FuU discussion by farmers atBetween Roosevelt, Democratic, newspapers In the community should Americanism: Mathilda Barton. Mbg with "First" things In Magna for Mines, reaching first on an error tending the community meetings and National Defense: Edith Breeze. Landon, Republican, the stand- be permitted to the court room; news mi Osrfleld and vicinity, will be and going to third as Joe Vecchlo will assist the county committee In papers having a general circulation Is: Rehabilitation: Eleanor Coon. ' punted in the weeks to follow, singled. Myers was held, but Vec- formulating recomendations that ing In the state should, perhaps under Landon 396530 Strong Possibility of MagLegislative: Cleo Behunln. lbs topic chosen this week la the chlo scampered to second as ManIn the meet will special problems dose restrictions, be admitted; only Roosevelt 241,868 Rose RasmusHospital 8ewtog: na Obtaining Sewer If M automobile.) ager Glenn Walbeck sacrificed, and county so far as these can be fitted - sen. 638,098 a proper number of great press aas, nation-rune-work. of a cracked Club Cooperates Reed young Johnny triple Into the f to drive to both runners. Steve But- wide agricultural conservation pro- date, William Lemke, does not have tegrdlng to earliest records -P. O. Janney, Sr. former ler slashed out a double to score gram. . Silverware: Maude Shaw. a popular vote majority to any one men representing nutof state pubty Surveyor, strongly urged the Tto President and Oeneral man Reed, before BUI Mclvor and Dee be Kitchen Committee permitted to enof the 36 states shown to the state lications should Lions Club Thursday ter. tin and Rachel Elder. 8 at the Utah Copper Company, Mattson filed to end the spurt with Cyprus by state tabulations. evening to "push" the Magna sevemei the first automobile In this Mines ahead 1. 36 states, Governor Laner project Mr. Haley expressed the No coming or going messengers This donOf touieleading ridnlty in the year 1907. It was a - Each team'la expected to start its In 28 states, while Homecoming and runners should be permitted; opinion, that the sewer could probLine rat'nd roadster, and No. 1 hurler, Frank Shepherd for President Roosevelt has majorities to no pictures should be made to the ably now be obtained inasmuch as d then u "The latest thing out tfinw and Lee Johnson for Magna, 8 states. bin was passed at the last legcourt room, either by camera or by The Club Championship of the islature lbs Pierce-Arro- w in Thursdays tussle. can were communities of no radio equipd drawing; Dakota and North Oklahoma Utah Copper Golf Club to now being over 50 wherebycould of the constructed on a very conser-vatlThe annqil heme-comiallowed: The trial be persons ment incorporate should decided with the defending champ, swung into the Roosevelt column when alubasis and even though they for Improvement purposes only. This excrete should Cyprus High ichool. supervision Pool Judge national week of fifth Jack Robbins, leading the matches. during the Bight present a peculiar appear-n- w Magna Swimming mni gather to renew old friendout by court report- Abel strongly applies to Magna. , tabulations, marking a gain of one over the giving teaLarsen, former state amateur and students In contrast to the modem with both Should the town become Incorporevidence." of the ers of transcripts ships week to the fourth as state to the ated for this compared enterchamp waa seeded first spot d It is only by whole-heartchers alike, will be held this Friautomobiles, they were purpose, advice waa newspapdignified serious, Every of tabu'ations. Ohio swung back lower bracket. The other matches schooL ot u different ae other can In prise that results are accomplished. given to organize, have blueprints er of right tatenUons will agree day afternoon at the high a with Landon column Into the draw are: according to the drawn and submit the sewer as a Dick Stewart, student body wpartson. The Pierce Arrow never Cooperation and "Working together" with some of the Ideas expressed by majority cf some 3400 votes. In committees Instrumental, bid the the been heads have always Ideas. seats If his and all not elongated Jack Robbins vs. Paul Garslde; WPA project to the Federal govhigh but president this Judge in which Roosevelt 8 states The as-sl or ernment Peering wheel that one commonly the success of any project, firm m arrangements, and will be now leads are: Alabama, Florida, carried out. his methods would prac- Bob Taylor vs. Wen Wilkin; Abel doubthinks of In the first automobiles. A committee, composed of J. O. ted by Mary Cannon, Doris free press. If his Larson vs. Amel Elder and Delbert worthy undertaking. And It is the suppre.s Datically North Carolina, North Idaho, Lucille Smith and Glen so with the Magna swbfimlng pool 1s to prevent making a clr-cDenton, chairman, B. K Mix, H. L. Barton. Mitchell Keith Olsen, va ly thought Utah. Texas and One Incident la fondly kota, Oklahoma, totold by Lewis. Wilkin Garfield and L. O. McMichael. will In early matches. Wen Only by every citizen working of a court room he to right to when Mr. Janney appearcan we hope to obtain this a trounced Bob Taylor, 6 and 8 and work on the project An assembly will be held The 28 states In which London that extent but If be believes 'd at Garfield with his snappy car gether needed recreational facility C. J. Ullrich, engineer, who drew are: California, Col- judge should dictate all that news- Delbert Mitchell nosed out Keith 1 :30 P- - m- - with the feature has at sorely majorities nd himself attired In a for-- I long trav-'-I- a swimming pool that will prove plans and specifications for the traction brief addresses by orado, Connecticut, Illinois, Indiana, papers should do and fay he Is Barton, 1 up on 19 holes. coat and cap with - goggles. beneficial and a mecca for young mer student body presidents, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Maine, wrong matches of sewer system at South Central ParkFinal and semi-finHis son, T. A Janney, (now a resi- and old at least six months of the i The assembly will be followed j Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, We can conceive that when this Director's in Salt Lake City, offered suggesCup play pits Bob Taylor dent of the , Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, New tions as to the feasibility of the proArthur.) astride a motor-oyd- e, year. Judge, like most nominees for office, August leg winner against by a football game against Harry ; Utah him He stated that the South Copper alNew New York, at laughingly challenged the he Jersey, Darts was the Davis Judgeship, Hampshire, seeking Quayle, winner of the June leg. posal o a race to have been made i Suggestions Park sewer cost 8139 a Central Arthur. The elder Mr. All alumni are guests. Pennsylvania, South Dako- most loved the newpapers to the Jackie Ridd, winner of the Oregon, park. May constructed. Jsnney accepted and arrived there whereby one can be Friday for scheduled each connection over a month Most is favor. their Washington Virginia, Tennessee, of ta. a game obtaining hope leg, defeated Wen Wilkin. July leg iely ahead of the motorcycle. This newspaper has gone Into the f the gymnasium. An West Virginia, Wisconsin, Ohio and political nominees do. Now that he sinner by a 3 and 2 count and there- period of 15 years, but the amount at evening The Pierce-Arroin Magna would be appreciably less at that time waa proposition very thoroughly and I alumni are cordially Invited to Montana. to to office he appears to find delight fore Jackie will play the winner of apable of doing 60 to 60 miles an finds that to have a suitable, large ! as the copper town has a natural seven states which have sent in criticising the newspapers and ap- Taylor and Quayle for the title. The attend. adhour. one. with proper facilities and but not a sufficient num- parently would Interfere with their drainage, and no pumping devices ballots, In of $4500 or $5000 The Utah will be necessary. warrant national tabulations, Independence, which is the attitude to Copper Company later vantages, the sum FLOOD ber FURTHER Purchased a large John Huff, Fire chief of Salt Lake are: Arkansas, Delaware, Georgia, of most holders when they have won WOMAN touring car for must be raised. New Mexico. and Nevada mpany use In 1913. This large believe seem DITCH to Department No. 2 and County of at the polls and they Mississippi, CONTROL We have suggested a number SPEAK Verl A Fire TO ORATOR BitomobUe soon became a faml-- r newstreasurer, stated that Haws, changof the percentage need marginal no have further Only Instance, methods to do to. For 810 to maincost It selffifth the the recorded a were CONTEMPLATED department during curious, sight and .was driven, 130,000 es paper friendship. Its have every employee of the Coplbs before it was aa compared to ish, thoughtless world, Isnt It, es- AT SANDYM0NDAY and urged to tain fire Magna plugs week tabulations, Smeltreplaced. and American Lions. OklahoThe of the Others who had early cart were per company the retumv.The week to cooperation In fourth politics? pecially office to or hot to TTie County Surveyor's signify their desire tlo Kumrow and Roes civic club appropriated $19 tor this Dakota votes for RoosKansas Ben North Franklin, Mr. and ma lyceum $3. or Hatton, ing this $1 of for sum Swimming Pool contribute the small investigating a project member of the speakers purpose. d evelt. plus a slightly heavier Demo, Jett possessing Overlands, Prank Interest in a swimming pool tor speaker and whereby a sure that if a fair portion feel vicinity We re several from states, The Lions Club also appointed a Janney Jr. had the First closed car, vote of the bureau Republican state comcratic bCopUtah accompUshed-oand Magna, has again been aroused mght be of this amount was raised, purpose to SanJ. E. Rothrock .chairman. an will address the st to percentage following committee, mo-1. mittee, give suited 1936 Twmty-Flrdifferent from the rtly several civic organizations. Includofficials would cooper- toln gravel to finish the the meeting house. 8:00 p. m. T. L. Thomas, and B. K. Mix, to at him: , for dy It was a Cole, an eight eyelin- per company construct have gain Women's and always have Club, South Highway ate very splendidly. We ..62.1 ing the Magna AH residents of this vicinity are investigate details of sodding the er vehicle. Landon found them to do so in the past a ditch as a flood control project 373 pledged their support 4 . 36 athletic field at the Cyprus Schools. .1 Tom cordially Invited to attend- .Roosevelt here revealed endeavor. Janney owned a an such for was straw-vot- e for Magna. It at a Under the setup of WPA which' wilKklso She national contribute speak meeting could reaching ; Ben Reports assistant Surely, a family Mitchell, Furthur steps are planned by of the of flees of Club Women's Tuesday. of this in hw in th project would apply, 45 Republican headquarters 'Printendent of the Arthur Plant, $3 for many hours of enjoyment Survey, these organizations within fhe next "Ser-viceGeorge M. Haley, County Belvedere cash to granted outright and the the at Autocaster Lake member Salt s the Publishers City every the of for Is come highto ' proud owner of an Epper- the years several weeks. Your cooperation the 21st South to loaned. If incorporbalance, 65 If you or stated thatfinished lounge at 2 p. m. Monday,- indicates that there is wide Harry Smith, superintendent solicited. by November of their family. Would you? heartily must be reawould thereby be eliway because it ated, the poll Magna in Interest a do so, will you? tens and R. H. Holley, asato masked-tIf 15 but gravel la needed. .. Mr, and Mrs. J. O. Hadley left gible for this grant and the prothe small town and farm Bonere superintendent of Magna, both WPA ditch on the south side ches only reflects the rural senQuite often mistakes are made Thursday for Atlantic City. New ject would cost the town only 65 d Old&mobllea. and voters meets along the foothills, columns of a news- York where Mr. Hadley will attend of the total outlay. CITIZENS ADVISED of Magna,the timent as it Is recorded by the vot- in the classified nD- - C- - Jackllng, President of the gravel from cavating several I culled out: a Safety First Convention. are Here town approval . If Uie town to Incorporated and home newspapaper. 4 Copper Company, purchased NUMBERING same, would lie used for the high-w&- y ers With their are not bad mistakes, they (Perhaps HOUSE project money obtained through per. motor car. Imported from la not WPA channels, the money can bo keen Interest being shown to they border so closely there The TrVu. a touring model, which he the to as projects DIFFERENT Definite decision difference: social ' way. much national collected and paid through . the to reflected waa futhis poll near ut to Arthur Min to see If It for The Joplin, Missouri, Globe print- County Treasurer's office as reguwiU be known to the very An unsuccessful candidate here by a fifth week headquarters be used. The engine never Thuni-da- y ture. If coroner in the primaries to a Georg- ed the following Real Estate ad: lar taxes.' Salt Lake County would rush of Roosevelt ballots, which ' "Atoned properly. The opinion waa expressed M. town. Inserted the following card out make to ia iron doubt way money; be financially responsible, so there no buy will Dandy George a continued,, Utah Copper Companys first by County Surveyor of thanks: "I desire to thank the in- this thirteen acres for hog raising. would be no necessity of sa organMrs. Virginia Ball entertained waited wide plied majorities committee the of some a If uoulance was a Marmon automo-- h Haley, that evening -roup of friends Thursday Earn-sha- w up to Landon 'hot spots, states telligent, honest and upright 96 vot- Sign up with the Government to ization created for the IncorporCounty CommlsatooeriTthe and came Into extensive use to Mrs. Merit to cast their ballots for me to not raise , say complimentary It will pay ated town. home . where early votmg was heavy on the ers who Sta of 25c assessed each sta the flu of San Francisco, California, The 2321 you $1,000. That will pay for the epidemic. Wednesday's primary. side. P. O. O. Hunof Wills Lorene boroe formerly Miss Mrs. Ray Wyatt entertained at a Returns from 36 states. otallng voters who cast their ballots against acres and have some left." HanVrt. Emma Elmer, President, Mrs ter The guests Included Mrs. as received at Na- me can go jump to the lake. Thank Needless to say, this small agate bridge party Tuesday afternoon. A ballots, 580,001 Harrison, 77 Bnmer, Vice President of the nah Wagstaff. Mrs. VivianAnn WU1-laheadquarters. New you. faithful 96. Let me know when ad waa sufficient to cause the Brain one oclock luncheon was served to tional Straw-vot- e Women's Club, Mrs. Fred mm Sara Spence, Mrs. at Washington nervous eight guests. Mrs. D. Watkins won tabulatlon at close of 5th you need-sopainting, or when Tru-terfor York, dX of Magna, and MraMary week. W. , J. Corrigan and .tion of S0"- a sociable drink. I prostration. The AAA officials high honors, Mrs. Bert Richardson, want to take you of Dokas Wanda !r'W- - B. Boucher attended the Brown and Mu In Utah Roosevelt leada with 920 don't let politics Interefere with my declared it preposterous. Neverthe- - j house prize and Mrs. Fred Barton, waa ntral District Federation of Salt Lake City. The evening consolation. good friendships to a business or less, the ad woke them up. while Landon has 354. at Tooele spent playing bridge. ndvlsenlent II ext reali Commissioners Ho-wa- er Jagna Club I.Iu$t Mar-tlnea- u, Auxiliary Unit U Gives Miner Crew Conltees For Next Year ng crop-inco- 5-- 3-- HE "FIRST" Surveyor Urges 6-- Lions To Push - 6-- Sewer Proied t 2?owMErrv$ Slates 4-- Pierce-Arro- w The Pro's Friday Afternoon al-n- ys free-han- ve ng - ed beam-line- ui ng . al w G.O.P. two-fol- whole-hearted- ly pro-oos- ed COST - 500-ho- , m a me 1 " |