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Show This Week h Arthur Brisbane a; ' Wealth in Those Wave G?' Mur, China, Far Away Russia Turns Jingo Dont Despise the Pig . JILC'IA, UTAH FRIDAY, IIAY TENTH YEAR What wealth la bidden la tbs s cean? When shall we build strong enough to stand ths ressure of water two or three nlles deep, and go down to explore jrstemaUeally ? , Such submarines, with steel rails, perhaps twenty feet thick, might defy any artillery or bomb-mand be useful. If war were :orced upon us. The Americas Geophysical Union a Washington says the oceans bed .olds vast stores of the precious adlum, of which you could hold n million dollars worth In you? and. C. S. Piggott, deep sea scientist, stlmates the radium on the oceans loor at one billion tons at least ,'lgure the value of that at one housand dollars a grain, which rould be cheap now. Perhaps the radium comes to us root outer space, via meteorites. It I known that meteoric dust falls instantly on the ocean surface, hd settles down on the ocean oor. Also, thousands of billions In gold :e held In solution In the waters t the ocean. There might be fine dd mines to be found, where lldes on the sides of deep valleys the ocean have uncovered the h yellow lodes. That would France. Ve may some day end pur trou? s and sit perched on a gold basis X nothing could ever shake, only j much gold might make gold rth nothing. You know that two nations la mope voluntarily abandoned the jld basis after the California rush B 1849. They thought gold would ecome worthless, being too plentl re- Fcr Opening Day Award Given Tn Most Notable rus Music Student By L. M. Robinson It is planned that The Western Utah league will usher in itt 19)2 season Sunday, May 15, with opening day ceremonies at Bingham sud Bacchus. The Gemmell club win play the U. S. Mines at Bingham, the U. S. players their using the Coppcrtoa hall park home diamond. The Utah Copper dub will meet the Hercules Powder company team st Bacchus. All games see scheduled to Mart at 5 p. m. Following is the schedule adopted for the season: 12 games will be played each half, "with the two winners ff award-winnin- award - The last company. i 8 Hercules May Wednesday, Powder at Gemmell dub. U. S. Mines In-e- st . Sunnsr Activities at Utah Copper dub. Sunday My . 22 Utah - Copper dub st Gemmell dub, U. S. Mines at Offered To Scliocl Students Here Hercules Powder. Wednesday, May 25 Gemmell mid-ocea- On the desert "you may see the deadly poisonous female scorpion wandering with her young ones clinging to her back. While slowly devouring their mothers body, leaving only an empty shell, they occasionally drop off, return and climb on again. The female scorpion Is the forerunner of the giant dirigible Akron. That great ship, which would prove very poisonous" In war, sails around carrying small flying machines called spider planes stowed away In a hangar inside the ship. Recently Lieutenants Harrigaa and Young Bew from the mother ship In these little planes and flew back again, "hooked on and repeated the operation fifteen times. Such a dirigible, carrying group of spider bombing planes within striking distance of enemy city, might make Itself disagreeable. Two young girls at the University of Oklahoma have recently died, and doctors are accused of performing criminal operations, causing death. "T' The facts should be published to Convince some young people of 1938 that Ideas of conduct are not all silly and narrow minded. SM2. by Kiat i l Fwtam Srmiimtt, W) was given by Mr. year to Delbert Eskdaoa. binson club st Hercules Powder. Utah Copper dub at U. S. Mines. Sunday, May 29 U. S. Mine st Gemmell dub. . Wednesday, June 1 --Gemmell c)nb uL at Utah Copper dub. Hercules PowIf It were told on reliable scien- der st U, S. Mines. tific authority that strange, brass Sunday, June 5 Gemmell club at colored Inhabitants on Mai?, with . S. Mines, Utah Copper dub at four pairs of hands and with four Hercules Powder. pairs of feet, were dying In tens of Wednesday, June 8 Hercules Powthousands, we should be Interested, der at Gemmell dub. U. S. Mines st but not particularly sympathetic. Utah are so Copper dub. far away. NewspaThey pers give eight or ten lines to the Sunday, June 12 Utah Copper fact that 80,000 Chinese flood refu- dub at Gemmell dub, U. S, Mines st gees in the Hankow district will Hercules Powder. soon die of hunger because they Sunday, June 1 9 Gemmell dub cannot get more American wheat Even that doesnt Interest us much, at Hercules Powder, Utah Copper for though they live on our planet dub st U. S. Mine. they also are far away. If one child Wednesday, June 22 U. S. Mines were drowned In a bath tub, next at Gemmell dub. Hercules Powdet at door to you, that would mean someUtah Copper dub. thing. y Sunday, June , 26 Gemmell dub at Utah- - Copper dub. Hurcules Powder at U. S. Mines Not satisfied with the worries of SECOND HALF her Five Year Plan, Russia talks Wednesday June 29 U. S. Mines about what she would do if war came. Blucher, Eastern commander it Gemmell dub, Hercules Powdet at of the Red Army, says Russia likes Jtah Copper dub. peace, but Is ready for a tight Sunday, Juo 10 Gemmell dub The oath of fidelity has, been Hercules Powder. Utah Copper dub at administered to the Russian soldiers as an Iron call to strengthen at.U. S. Mines. 1 3 and to fight Gemmell Wednesday, July to governany European Taking dub it Utah Copper, Hercules Powment about war now, la like talkder st U. S. Mines. ing to a seasick passenger about but Russias talk Sunday.- - July-- 1 7 Hercules' Powpork In at present Is Intended tor Japan. der at Gemmell dub, U. S. Mines at The Japanese, very Intelligent Utah Copper dub. probably will not be misled into 20 Gemmell Wednesday. July Imagining that they could do to S. Utah club U. Mines, at Copper unmodern Russia what they did der. the Incompetent rule of the dub at Hercules Powder. csara. Wednesday, July 27 Utah CopWe have underestimated the pig. S. ' The University of Cincinnati says per dub at Gemmell club, U. x that gastric juice, taken from the Mine st Hercules Powdet. atomachs of swine, Injected Into Sunday, July 31 U. S. Mines st the muscles of an anaemic patient Gemmell dub, Hercules Powdet it gives Quick relief. The University Utah Copper dub. of Michigan had previously used Sunday, July 31 U, S. Mines st extracts from the pig's stomach ItGemmell dub, Hercules Powder st self In fighting anaemia. Harvard Medical- School had Utah Copper dub. ' achieved results with liver extract 3 Gemmell Wednesday, August But the gastric juice from the club at Hercules Powder, Utah Copper stomachs of swine appears to be S. Mifts. most efficacious, immediately In- dub at U, August 7 Gemmell duty Sunday, blood number the of red creasing Utah at In Copper club, Hercules Powder the human patient corpuscles Respect the poor pig, and remem- at U. S. Mines. ber that he would be clean if men Wednesday, August 10 Gemmsll would let him. club at U. S. Mines, Utah Copper ed Cyp- Ralph Goorfey. for three years, one musiof the outstanding cians at tbs Cyprus High School, was given the annual award presented by L. M. Robinson, manager of the local J. C. Penney store, for the. student who has achieved the most in the field of music. Mr. Robinson presented the musician with s lovely pen snd pencil set. Ralph is an expert on the French bora, having won state contests snd in the recent Price contest placed fitrt out of field of worthy competiton His record is unusual inasmuch as bis e a for musical carter has not been of long play-omeeting is student g duration. The the league championship: was on of the leading members of the FIRST HALF - 1932 . band, capable of wielding the baton 1 5 in an efficient manner, sad was a club Gemmell st Sunday, May soloist in community ' U. S. Mines, Utah Copper dub st prominent or musical any program. gathering RoHercules Powder three-gam- Number Three AN EMERGENCY Liens Tender Ccpper Golfers Ralph Gcurhy FnrcveU Social HAS ARISEN Wins Annual uvv t Provcaus IuimIC Award FcrGE. Fickes Tbe senate finance committee is ' Here May 22 Western UtiLs Plans Ceremonies g 13. 1932 Vacation School et Baptist Cherch Will Be Followed By Playground Activities At Park Sec - T real. Fickes Plan G T E. Fickes and Mrs. Leave Next Week For Lebi In appreciation of bis faithful and Garfield loyal service to the Magna Lions Club in the capacity of secretreasurer for the past six yean, tary and st a commemontivt farewell gesture. members of the club sad their wives met at the Baptist Church Thursday evening to demonstrate the esteem and high regard in which they held their fellow member, G E. Fickes Mr. Fickes, local agent for the Salt Lake tf Utah Railroad has been transferred to the Lehi branch. He and Mn. f ickes will leavt T uesday to make their home there. Members of the dub. introduced by J. G Denton, chairman of arrangebrief ments, gave extemporaneous talks. Many of them spok of their Fickes and cited with Mr. friendship relative to the honored instance guest plighted faith with the club. While in office Mr. Fickes has been one of the most devoted and hardworking members and has aided to notably id vane ths accomplishments and status of the dub. On behalf of the local Lions Qlub and in valuation of bis services for th past six years, H. Claude Anderson presented Mr. Fickes with an encane. Mr. gold studded graved Fickes responded to the gift snd expressed his thanks. Mn. Fickes also spoke, briefly., Piano selections were given by Jim Bone her and piano and violin dueu rendered by Virgil Dimond and Min Muriel Dimond. consistAt th meeting a ing of Chester Bello, chairman. Howard A. Jarvis snd J. G Denton was appointed to submit to officials in ebargt of tbs Salt Lake County Show of the advisibility and attractions The holding the show in Magna. committee will report on th develop-menst the next meeting of the dub. Also at the next meeting, delegates to the International Lions Convention to be held at Lot Angeles, will be elected and- dub officers for the enAll suing year will be nominated. members are urged to be present. s . An even more extensive summer recreational program than last years in this community, which drew tbs commendation of some of ths leading recreational directors in this vicinity, is planned for boys snd girls of Magna snd Garfield duing the coming summer, from tentative plans announced by beads of the various organizations. In conjunction with the playground baseball conducted by the Wards of the Li D. S. Church, under the sponsorship of the Mutual. which bat gained such wide attention and praiseworthy comment for conducting such s venture, playground baseball is also being conducted by Our . Lady of Lourdes Church and participated in by a large attendance of boys and girls for recreational activity during the summer vacation. The Magna Womens dub bat been practically assured of receiving donation tots lfc,Utab Copper Company to'maintain ths playgronnd at the Magna Community Park. From tentative plsn given by Mrs. T. E. Burke sad Mrs. J. R. Jarvis. President of the club, the playground will open about June 10. Supervised play st the park at certain bouts will be conducted. The activities will include games, wading, and all available us sand piles, swings, s, of the and other playground devices. Previous to the. opening of the park a vacation school will also be held at the Magna Baptist Church beginning Tuesday morning. May 24. All boys snd girls desiring to attend this school are urged to be present the opening day to enroll, as accomodations will care for a limited number at the church. The school will be conducted for three weeks only, unless additional funds are received. A large daily attendance was present at the school last year. It hat not been definitely stated yet whether summer classes will be held in any schools of the Granite District. The Magna Public Library with Miss Sarah Guernsey, librarian snd the Garfield Public Library, with Mrs. G W. Evers, librarian, will undoubtedly afford welcome havens of recreation during ths summer months for more studiously indintd boys and girls. J teeter-totter- ts - r Senior? Present wen-award- ed -- Garfield School Graduates Pupils oi bridge-luncheo- Social Cbb Rcuusr Found Guilty balf-tim- s. - To Cyprus School ef-th- on--the stu-den- BOYS SENTENCED OH THEFT CHARGE ls During the part winter he has had plenty of time to think. He has been able to read tbe report of tbe United States uriff commission, and so learned that tb excest of import over exports of copper for the three yean 31 is about 200.000 ton. He 1929 has discovered that this excess of imported copper had it been, produced in th United States, would have provided work for 10.000 men for two the fall tbe entire United Sutes Buy be1 implored to rend Tdd to th suffering mining commnnities of th west. People who are now ask ere Give Two Clocks As Traditional Gift ing for an import Ui on copper attempting to forestall and avoid apTo School Also Hold Breakfast peal to tb rest of the country, alAnd Assembly with local obliready overburdened west are an in tbe of People farewell gations. to traditional As their gift stalwart class of pioneer High School, the Senior class denendent. Stprus under th leadership of Wal- type, who have never before asked aid do Littlefield, president, presented two of anyone, and even now are facing docks which have been installed in the their difficulties with great courage. If the people of tb east thoroughly Cyprus auditorium snd hall. In con- understood th extent of th calamity junction with this farewell gift, a now facing tbe mining communities senior class breakfast was also held t west, the demand that Congress with eh following student pass in import ux on copper would committee in charge of arrangements: vocal here in Beatrict Hansen, Samuel Harding. be just st insistent and of Uuh, state our in it as it east the and Merrill Florence Pauline Stewart, Hisako Sako. Principal T. P. Brock-ban- k Arizona and other western sutes. Oquirrh Dancers semi-fina- sible. years on - Before Farewell Gift. and Miss Anna Pehrsoa were honored guests at th breakfast. Later in tbe day an assembly was held, with the following program being presented: cornet solo by Keith Tomlin. Comedy skit enacted by LaMar Jtnsen. Samuel Harding. Nelson Colligan and Jo Fairbourne, Senior Prophecy, Kay Wimmer. presentation of the copper chain by Waldo Littlefield to Hy Duckworth Resident of the Junior Class with the added link, Th signifying tbe Class of 1932. Senior Will was read by Vera Speer and B. Hinkley gave a splendid talk at th assembly. also Gifu of appreciation were Brock-bank P. T. to Principal presented and Miss Anna Pehtson, sponu sor of tb class. The following Semi-Fina- ls were instrumental in procuring means snd money to purchase their i Littlefield. gift to th school, Waldo The two winning Bine and Gold Wendell Wilkins, Bruce Sutton, Carl Tango dance conples of the Oquirrh Simmons and Harold Harkness. District walked off with all possible club at Hercules Powder. bonots last Thursday night at the Sunday, August 14 Hercules Powof tbs M. I. A. contests. der at Gemmell dub, U. S. Mines at Mis Melba Purser snd Gydt Coon of the Pleasant Green Ward. and Mis Utah Copper dub. Helena Even snd Parley McCleave of and Wednesday, August 17- - Utah Cop- the Garfield ward first TriaTfor Marvin Bouck-l9per dub at Gemmell dub, U. S. Mines and second places respectively over a Dean Tomlin 17, arrested May 9 by field of competiton from East Jor- Sheriffs N. F. Pehrson and W. J. at Hercules Powder. dan. West Jordan and Tooel suite. for theft of tire, battery and The awarding of the places way Reynold was held Tufsday in Judge gasoline The two unique inasmuch as both of the chosen William Treseder's court. couples wen from Oquirrh District. boys plead guilty to stealing tires Miss Margaret Miner of the Magna from a car owned by Harry Lloyd, Ward was also awarded first place in windshield and radiator from an auconGleaner Girls Public speaking tomobile owned by G E. Sutton, The following student received the test. Appropriate awards wen given tires snd battery from T. Fairbourne the from school diplomas junior high to the chosen contestants. of Hunter snd gasoline from various Garfield school in appropriate comevexercises held cart. mencement Friday r Ander-lIn sentencing Boock, JudgjTre-sedeening: Tbelm Bennett. Delns dnv-tu- g suspended the privilege of Jewell JTodd, Afton West man. or riding in a car for 6 months, Harriet Dennis. Vilda Taylor, Grace 30 and 30 days in fined him Naoms Raison. Fyfe, and Cleo Bailey. the fine and jail Lois suspended Anderson, but jail Georgianna Anderton, the for Magna runner Belles, severely admonHarry Lorens judge Landsaw, sentence. Tb Amelia Newman. defendant Social Gob was found gnilty of posished snd reprimanded tbe Millie Drarklich, Bud Speers. Lenu of liquor in Judge William snd cautioned him that if be evet White. Bill Ablquist, Dixon Thomas. session a graver court Tuesday sud fined appeared in the court; David Anderson. Donald Bagley, Tom Treseders 40 day in tb county again snd be g'vn nd 875 given would Newman, Harold sentence George Stones. of judgment was fenced imposed. The .case of Dean jail. Execution Morris. Dan Ablquist. withheld appeal to the Third Tomlin was placed w tbe bands of pending The graduating list also included: Court. the jnvenil court Victor Kemp. Von Snow, Wayne District defendant was arrested April The Peterson. Grant Daybetl Harry Taywas found by 2 after a pint of whisky Tbe Part Matron. O. E. S. Adah lor. Nkk Kaloptlat. Douglas Mandcis. the dub. at Pehnon. F. N. Sheriff Vleet. Van will entertain the James Robert Mik snd Chapter of Garfield of Salt Lake at tittle Mr. snd Mts. O. A. . Clarke snd Paat Matron Mrs- - Emma Lou Erickson will enThursday. May Oub Womens home after the n Monday daughters have returned tertain st a luncheon will be o'clock on A Smithfield 19. a few day st afternoon in honor of Mrs. Ethel spending served. and Logan. Howells. Place 1st, 2nd In ported to have voted favorably on adding an import duty on copper to the revenue act. and has been criticised for including a Uriff provision in a revenue bill. In th case of copper, a recent emergency hat arisen involving th Uvea and happiness of many thousands of people. To meet this emergency through a new tariff enactment at this short session of congress is an obvious impossibility. - This emergency hat been created in tbe past two yean bees us of changing economic factors. From a nation exporting copper, th United States has become a nation importing copper. This is due to tbe tremendous increase in production in foreign counin Rhodesia, Belgian tries, mainly Congo snd Canada, la spite of world depression, large new mines entered production last year, producing higher grade ores and with cheaper labor ' than our American mines. Tbit cost low foreign copper, produced at now dominates the foreign market and has backed up copper in the United States, where it already threatens th domestic market. That tbit is no temporary condition due to the depression is evidenced by the fact that foreign productive capacity it now 50 pet cent in txcea of maximum foreign consumption, and ii 20 per cent greater than th whole world consumption in tb year 1931. in Production of copper many American mines hat been maintained this past winter purely because of the social emergency. Tb executives of our copper mines have felt that they were faced with grave responsibilities and fought courageously to keep their men at work. How many in tbe east know what the copper miner is suffering today? Tb western miner is a splendid pioneer type. Hi forefathers opened the west for civilization and he has fought and struggled to nnder conditions maintain a bom which many would consider impos- Improvements On Local Conns sults la Lowtr Scores Fot Copper Linksmen. Re- The next interclub match scheduled for th Uuh Copper Golfers is set for May 22, at which time ths local linksmen will come np against the Timpanogo club on the Magna course in the second encounter of a five-gaaerie between the two club. April 25, fifteen of the Copper golfer took tbe Provo linksmen at Provo by 21 to 19, in the first match of tbe reason. Th matches will alternate between the two coarse. Various improvements have been made at the local course for tb betterment of tb links. Driving has been nude on three new wells, trees have been planted to narrow the fairway. tee boxes have been moved tbe holes, and thereby lengthening gras aprons laid at No. 1. 6 and 8 g reeus. Although these new improvements have necessitated th adding of strokes to th golfers' scores from the new penalties resulting from tbe constructions and improvements, tbe general opinion is that -- the " improvements will result in bigger and better golfing for all local players. Sunday was tb final day to turn in qualifying round Korea for th May leg of th directors cup tournament at tbe Uuh Copper Golf club. Thirty-tw- o player qualified for th fint' round, which is scheduled to be played between May 9 and 14. inclusive. Second round matches art scheduled for May 15 to 19, inda-tiv- t. m Granite Takes Junior High Cinder Meet Cob-gres- Cyprus Junior Places Third la Track Meet. Local Athlete It High ' Point Man. On of ths most successful snd competitive cinder meets to determine th championship of Granite School was District Junior High School, conducted here Saturday on tbe school athletic field. Granitt Junior High of Salt Lake Gty placed fint by amassing 44 2 points. Madison took second with, 2 4 point. Cyprus s.cIsh third with 21 points snd Garfield fourth with 1 point. Call of Cyprus wa high point man with 14 chalkcrs. Tbe following men officiated: starter, Jimmie Hodgson: Judges of finish, J. A. Batterworth, J. O. Clarence Jones: Timers, H. H. Hale, Russel Magleby and R. H. Bailey; judges of field events. Jack Oldham. J. A. Broadbent aad W, L. Jones. Tbe junior High athletic committee consisted of Eari Pomeroy, chairman, F, E. Walker and Lee Nebeker, .Athletes were limited . to . four.y.-ventnot more than three to be in either tbe track or field events. Pupils tnteting the wo special events, tbe 1-- 1- -4 g, and tbe not eligible to compete in any of tbe other event. three-legge- d race, were County Dairy Black Reck Resort Show Program To Be June 3 Lease Denied To Feature of Show Will Be Demonstration Exhibit Train. Scheduled For Stops At a county meetings of dairy cattle breeders, held Monday night at the office of V. L. Martineaa, county agricultural agent, in tbe Gty and County building, representing Holstein, Guernsey snd Jersey cattle, the program of th Salt Lake County Dairy Show to be held June 3, was agreed upon. V. L. Martineaa. county agent, was made chairman of tbe Executive com mitte and the meeting was largely spent in organizing the necessary committees. Tbe show program will include dairy cattle of tb Jersey. Guernsey and Holstein breeds, oth adults and junWert ior exhibitor participating. Jordan church and school ground will be the scene of activity and in addition to the show program, the demonstration exhibit train, which is scheduled for (tops in Salt Lake and Utah counties, will be featured. Tbe exhibit train program will begin at 10 a. m. and will consist of talks and demonstrations by extension specialists of the Utah Agricultural College and representttivea of the Uuh-IdahSugar Company, the Utah Poultry Producers Att'n. aad the Salt Lake and Uuh R. R- The exhibit train will remain at West Jordan daring th entire day to give opportunity for study and inspection. Committees appointed to supervise th various departments are as followi: Finance and awards, G L. Bello, George Winder. N. L. Madsen and Earl G. Lloyd. Entries. D. E. Greenwood, E. L. Madsen snd A. W. Daw. V. L. Martineaa. Advertising, George Winder. Concessions, David Ho an, Donald Hagen. Junior Judging Contest, Paul Boyce, L. W. Willem, Lesley Nielson. Gub Exhibits. Donald Madsen. Miss Florence Woodbury. Clerks of show, Jersey Dept., L. W. Hiltam; Holstein Dept., W. R. Eldredge; Guernsey Dept., Paul Boyce. o 4-- BSYERLT KILLS WU t3 I know Is just what 1 road la ths p psrs. Congress just kseps us aS on ths jump all ths time, waiting to ss what thar are going to do with us. Ono minute they are not going to havo a salsa Tex, but they put a Tax on about n third of ths things that are sold. Thsn thsy wart asked to oxplstn why it was that they taxed n boot bat dtdsnt tax a nhoo, or why put n tax on eapa but nono on bats. That la just about as aonsonslklo as tho things thsy did do. Thsy triad to hang moat of M onto tho Auto buyers, or Gasoline -buyers. Wall thsy Just as wsQ pat It on bathing suits, or chairs, or anything also that folks ust, anything outaldo of meat and brand and n Gandl Brsachclouth ean bo called n luxury, or n necessity, which ever wsy yon want to look at it. Autos may bo a luxury, a boa may bo a luxury, you can rid on a treat ear, or you ean also sleep oa th ground, neither one la aa absolute necessity Weil It just looks like Congress took a list of everything mad and shut their eyes aad took a pencil and marks oS soma names, and said, "W will tag the pencil everything marks across. Thsy wero afraid to kavn th tales Tax for tsar th voters back home wouldent send ' them back this fall, whaa as a matter et fact th voters back home while they dldnt want any tax, thsy did want on that was equal la moot respects. People whaa yon get right down to it are fairer than most Individuals, so it looks bow aa I pen yoa thee few Uses that ICr Congress will get their tax bill banded back to m with everything a changed but th tltl sad then will have to kaacklo under tor just what they had refused to do la th first place. They been Investigating Wall Street, but there has been so much devilment going on there that on Commute cant dig It all oat. They wanted to publish th semes of th firms that were Implicated la th --Bear Raida, aad ths Ust was 84 thousand. England corns oat with their Bad get and it dldent make any allow-.-aa- c for paying their debt to as. Wall w com oat with oar Budget ; Private Interests Would Have Halted Building Program At Saluir Granting of Lea $100,000 Tb State Land Board denied appli cation for tb lease of atat lands at Black Rock, two miles west of Garfield, the Utter part of Ust week. By this action, taken by th board, the continuance of the 8100,000 im con provemeat program at Saltair on cessions and buildings destroyed snd is asdamaged by fin Ust summer, sured. Ashby Snow, president of th Saluir Beach Company, had previ-11 ously stated that be would stop construction at Saltair if the proposed Black Rock lease was granted. headed by Ira Private intereatt, and J. G GrifKetchnm J. G Dtrn, fith. desired to rent the Unda at Black Rock fot 81 an acre annually, and erect a bathing resort. Two factions opposed th leasing of the Und. by stating that operating the Saluira to stop beach, which threatened 8100.000 rebuilding program at tbe famous resort and another which conat Black Rock tended the water should be kept open to the public under the supervUion of some municibathpal agency that would provide ing facilities at cost. Black By thia refusal to .Ware ths Rock tract the water are left free to all comet, and perhaps will open th a comwsy for th development of leadmunity bsthing beach under the ership of the sut parks commission, beaded by Governor Georg H. Dern. This action assures residents of the Magna and Garfield who enjoy salt waters at Black Rock, th continuance of bathing pleasant without paying a fee. The Garfield Women's Oub mem bets met at the dubrooma Friday afternoon at 1:30. Mn. Steve Powell reviewed tbe life of WilU Cather, and an interesting book review was given by Mr. L. G Taylor. Musical numbers arranged by Mn. H. Gaud Anderson, were also given. without paying our debt to oar W cant seem to find any dough to do anything with, but England hadsnt any mor than broke ont till Senator Borah was right on their tall Hs reminded sm that thar bad bees aa oversight oa somebody's part Thsn ho waa Joined by Pst Harrison, another old crony of min from away down la ' Mississippi Pat fold England she would pay or also sh wouldant build herself any mor Navy. Wall England who was so tickled at balancing their Budget, they had plum forgot about us, but when thsy heard from th above two lads, they went back Into Conference. You see that th trouble yoa just cant do a nation a favor, or thoy want II eontlnued. although 1 will say thin England will pay, and did, quicker than any th rest of sm. Prone just has guys laying awak at night to think np moons for not paying. They give guys oa percentage every new Idea he gets for new reasons. Prances main reason bow is that If she paid ns she would bav to ns her gold, sod if sh bad to nso her gold, k wouldant have ns much gold. But England la a different bread of csU altogeather. Th old Englishman Is a mighty high type business man. WU we will hear a lot about It anyhow, for tt will be starting to corn duo la a few months, and th campaign thin fall will be so full of debt arguments that yoa will think the t tar of th country hinged on th outcome. . , are ill talking Olympic W gamea out kern. W dont know what they do or hew they do Hr but w want to ae It Plfty-t- v nations are coming, tt will either b a success or a war, one, s la either case you dost want t miss It There is hundreds ofcasewomen they competing, jmly In this have - to compete against each other, and not just sgalnst th mea. Its going to be well worth seeing. Cbm oa out. you aro not doing anything anyhow, tt yon run a store or are la business why put your customer In tb car and bring him too then you wont loss him. Remember th diteT Well I forgf when it wee myself, but its somw time during the hot weather. tux m, it StmdusU. im. selrs. . ' li. |