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Show Brisbane Do You Know Word? the ' ' Money Made Quickly Suppression Fail Parrot and Sheep Fat CATES SEES BENEFIT Gtixens Given Copper Company IN COPPER TARIFF Opportunity Tf Suspends OperaPretest Taxes tions for 33 Day Former Utah Copper Official Believes 'Fatal Testimony before the fteaat banking and currency committee shows that you can make money rapidly In Wall Street, If yoa know how. One little, group operating a pool In Radio stock, made five million dollars In a week. A big concern paid $23,500,00 to another concern, that represented u total Investment ot $1,750,000, and $90,000,000 worth of a certain stock, with a well known name back of It, Iwassoldtothepubllc I f I at $51 a share. It is worth $1 a share now. The financial answer to the Ques- -I tlon: , "Where are the snows of yesteryear? Is they hsve melted." I In Turkey of late, thanks to world depression and other canses. Including offenses 'against religions the veil from the prejudice.-takin- g faces of women, the fes from the heads ot men, permitting statues and portraita that Mohammed forbade, suicides have been numerous. Kernel Pashas Government ordered newspapers to print no suicide news, for tear ot encouraging the habit, and now Constantinople newspapers are all prosecuted for publishing the suicide ot Kreuger, Swedish financier. Some newspapers and public men la the United States have treated our depression as Turkey treats sui- clde news, thinking they can cur it by ignoring it. They cannot. Plen-- ; ty ot light, tree discussion, all the facts are what every situation calls tor. birds You know those parrot-lik- e - that lived peaceably on Insects un-- ; til sheep were brought to Australia, then the birds ate the Insects on the l sheep. Next; accidentally, they fat on the sheep kidneys I Just below the wool, changed from ; Insects to sheeps kidney fat, and killed thousands of sheep. ? As with those Australian birds, so with crime. It passes from one r thin to another. , ed Actios Mott Depend On Conditions As They Arise" Says D. D. Moffat D. D. Moffat, vice president snd general manager of the Utah Copper that Company, announced Tuesday there will be a temporary suspension of all operations of the Copper company from June 15 to July 18. Mr. Moffat stated that probably there will be some slight reduction in forces at tbe Salt Lake offices of the company, but that the oftices will temain open during the period --of the nutdowa. "As to the time and duration of additional suspensions, 1 simply do not know. Future action must dcpcnJ on economic conditions as they arise," Mr. Moffat said. The ofLeial notice of the temporary closing, which will be posted Wednesday -- motning hnatt plants of follows: tbe company, reads "There will be s complete suspension of operations, effective June 15 until July 18. The drastically limited amount of copper that can be deposed of, even at present prices, is not sufficient to warrant continuous operations. and accordingly it is necessary to adopt a program of intermitten production until conditions improve. u GEMMELL DOWNS COPPER NINE IN FEATURE GAME Local Boys Lose Tilt By Emit And Consistent Hitting Of Miners Sundays Schedule Gemmcll Club at U. S. Mines. Utah Copper at Hercules' Powder. g Gemmcll Club Tbe of Bingham added another laurel to their crown by trouncing the Uuh Copper tossers in the feature contest of Wednesday schedule in the Western Loop League. 11-The miners were simply better hitters, and displayed a more fighting sense of cooperation. Tbe last time these teams clashed. Gcmmell Club took the Magna team, 1 1 to 0. If the Magna boys had won this encounter, they would have been tied for first place. Frank Decker on the mound for the losers, pitched good ball, but was not able to cope with The lucky hitting of tbe visitor. He got out of several tight place in a very commend able manner. Error by Marlor, shortstop and Huffaker. third base, also The runs. let in several outfield of the Copper Club team played an excellent game. Marsh also scored with several good hits. A1 Albctt. diminutive . for the 'miners stood out. league-leadin- hard-fighti- Jar Lodge Notables Visit Women Urged To Local LO.OJF Chapter member of the Give Services campment of Salt Lake, a branch of of Utah, For Playgrounds tbe O. O. F. Lodge ganized to promote bettet understand- 2. En- Twenty-fiv- e 1. or- ing and unity between tbe Lodge chapters, and advance the membership and status of the Odd Fellow Lodges of Uuh, were honored guests at the regular meeting of the I. O. O, F. , Wednesday Copper Lodge evening. Included in tbe distinguished visitors from Salt Lake were: L. A. Grand Master of tbe I. O. O F. Lodge of Uuh, Past Grand Master Dr. A. Phillips, Past Grand Master Edward Smith and Past Grand M. Angelt, all well known lodge notables throughout the state. The regular lodge ceremonies were carried out in a splendid fashion, and brief talks were given by a number of tbe visitors. Following the meeting, a banquet was served. Herbert William. Wn. Gallagher and G..A. Paulo of tbe local lodge were in charge Money Saved From Supervisors Salary Will Be Used .For Welfare Work Here At the Magna Womens Club meeting held Wednesday evening, the proposal was made that services of a reg- tbedPd -- -- anti-Chine- se 2-- 3. of FINLAND 'CAe GREATEST LONG DISTANCE CUNNEft OF ALL TIME e, Holmroffx olympc map 1 MURMl WAS THJH0L0ER. OF MILE: - P 5.000 IQ000 15.000 . - and fir bar In atom j bad Cal, snd weather, then when tbe sailor st Sso . Voting in the Republican District Primaries for the Republican Judicial Convention of the Third Judicial District of Utah, held Wednesday evening in the surrounding voting districts. was exceedingly light in comparison to the number of Votes allowed in each district. The, primaries . were held fw the purpose of electing delegates from the' Third Judicial District to attend the Judicial Convention to be held in the council chamber. City H County Building. Salt Lake City. June 4 at ten oclock a. m. for the purpose of 1 nominating six candidates for of the District Court of the Judiciat Districrhnd on candidate for the office of District Attorney of the Third Judicial District. In the turrounding districts of Magna, Garfield and Bacchus, the following delegates will attend the con- Diego tryed to help am land there was enacted about the greatest bit ot . - op-po- rt -- Memorial Day Observed Here Gtizens! hl From Crash Injuries Girl x . , i about the Akron landing? They had bad all this tough time crossing tbe Conn-try-, Elected To Attend Convention June 4 Delegates Attending' Republican Judi- cial Convention Will Convene at ft County Building I City n drama, that we have read of In our -time. . That bit of the sailor being drawn' up there' for over an hour and a half, now If there Is a man living that has had an hour and a halt ot any more auspens than that, that was actual suspense, he muat have been a cool beaded customer to have ,bought-- of tying himself on Ilka that They flgurod they would have to go out to sea and drop him la the ocean. There was a nice little thing to look forward too. "We will drop yon In the Ocean." a sailor It would Just b hi Being vention: luck he couldent swim. But that District 294, Garfield 272 allowwhat I call real drama. Yon know ed votes, delegate, Arthur Barton. District 295W V.SidsefCenter l lto hard to tel? about tfioae big" old" Street, including B I G Row, 236 at-- 1 suckers, as to whether they are a lowed vote, delegate, Jack Nielson, success or not Course they do go District 296, East side of Center places. Look st that one that went street to Spencer Avenue, 210 allowed around the world. And this on had vote, delegate, Bishop Edward come all the way across oar Con- - ; tlnent without gas, food, water, hot District 297, East side of Spencer or a morning paper. Course Avenue to Hunter, 159 allowed votes, dogs, It had been two or three days doing Jelrgate, H. Edward Sutton. It, but at that It beat a train. But District 298, Bacchus, 21 allowed I will trust all that to onr Army or A. Jones delegate. vote. O. Navy men to figure out They know whether Its practical or not Remember there le 84 men on that thing. That a lot ot men to carry across the Continent in one load. I tell you any experiment that la By being made In the air Is not a waste ot time or money. Our defense, ofSpecial Significance Given Te Holiday fense, snd all have got to come from the air. So these big dachunda are By Sermons And Program At Magna Cemetery going to find some place In our National defense. You know that a Magna and Garfieldi observance of terrible Job being In charge ot that Memorial Day opened Sunday when floating bladder. This guy Rosea-dahundreds of persons decorated the has done a fine Job ot 1L Course of loved one with the Masons grave when yon went to land yon cant alearly blooms, and official ceremonies marked the occasion citizens ways find two hundred sailors In all when parts ot the Country. Some parts here paused to pay tribute to the memories of tbe parted, Mtmorial Day. of the Country yon have to fly The local camp of the Daughter f around for several hours before you the Pioneers took the lead. in the ritcan see two hundred sailors. Lota Dies uals at tbe Aiagna cemetery,' by preot people living In thle Country tor senting a beautiful dedicatory program all their lives never saw two hn Monday morning at 10:00 a. - tn dred sailors. I dont mnch car to cruise the air If Itr going to take two Wanda Scherzinger. 14, daughter ronsisting of the following numbers: led Mr. singing by of Mrs. Emily Scherzinger, of 1047 Community Florence CockenlL opening prayer by hundred men to pull me down. East Seventeenth South ' Street, - Salt J. H. Jenkins. J. C. Bcrtoch gave an In an aeroplane It dont take anyLake City, died at the General Hosimpressive talk, stressing the rewards body to pull you down. In fact moat pital Wednesday of injuries suffered that the dead loved ones had passed ot tbs time accident Monday in an automobile you wish you bad two onto. The benediction was offered by on the neat Magna highway hundred men to bold you up. I have night, John Thomas. Hunter. seen times la a plane when I have The various churches here also obThe automobile in which Miss served wished there bad been men underthe holiday special by giving Scherzinger was riding, and driven by sermons an dheld neath with a net comin service tong Coulson Rich, 20, of 716 Eighth Avmemoration and significance of the Doug Fairbanks got back a couple enue, struck a parked car on tbe highday. Business activities was suspended of weeks ago from the Flgl Islands, way. fatally, injuring Misa Scherzingand schools with banks, public offices, or some outlandish er. She suffered a spinal injury and a that be all business institutions had been. He took place fractured left leg. The parked car, practically of It pictures closed. The postoffice also functioned owned Florr, 47, of Stock-to- on- an- Hs said that down thers you could schedule. holiday had - previously crashed into a llvs on 90 cents a week,.. That la Many familiet spent the two-da- y truck. holiday by visiting the graves of loved about ten cents more than here, or The victim of the accident is sur- ones outside the city. what some have to live on here. vived by her mother and three siuert, However you keep reading about Mrs. Katherine E. Watson, Francis things getting better, but most of M. and Loi Virginia Scherzinger all the articles are written by folks that of Salt Lake. art doing well themselves. With BasebaD the elections coming on you are going to be fed up with a lot ot hooey about a lot ot things. Naturally tbs Republicans are going to put their Split Season of 12 Games To Be best "Side" forward. They are Just trying now to figure out which elds Played Each Monday Is their best And Friday Roosevelt Is pretty well sweeping Tbe Garfield playground baseball the Country for the Democrats but league opened Friday with four teams perhsps wont have enough to nomThis inate on the first again entered in the circuit. league was also conducted last year ballott. Smith with a great deal of success. A split combined with reason of 12 games for each team in a few of the naeach half was adopted by the committsons would tive ee, games to bt played each Monday and Friday. AH contests will start at be able to block it base lines him. Then 5:30 p. m. and the would be Just a were adopted as standard and 10 men and 5 women will compose a team. wild guess as to The following captains were elect-ewho would be McQeve; nominated. Mr Parley Upper West, Upper East, William Blood; Lower H oov e t Just West,, Monte. .Bird, and.. Lower-East- , goes right on jack Clark. wanting to stay Schedule for First Half ... Monday, May 30 Upper East vs. In there. I had West kept thinking that he would finally Upper West at ball park; Los vs. Lower East at school grounds. give up and say, "Well boys here Friday. June 3 Lower West vs. she Is. Take It whoever wants IL Upper East at school grounds; Lower I have had enough." East vs. Upper West at Ball Park. But once a man la President he Is East vs. Just as hard to pry out ot there a Monday, June Upper East at school grounds, Lower a Senator, or a town Constable, or West vs. Upper West at ball park. any political office, He. haadon-gom- e Friday, June 1 0 Upper West vs. pretty courageous things lateEast school lower at Upper grounds, e In political way. It he will get ly East vs. Lowet West at ball park. ConMonday, June 13 Upper East vs. np and cuss tbs Senate and Lower West at ball park. Upper West gress out a couple of more times, vs. Lower East at school grounds. he Is liable to wake np a hero for Friday, June 17 Upper East vs. never was "Cussing Congress" as Lower East at school grounds. Upper popular as it Is now. And the rasWest vs. Lower West at ball park. cals I guess are not to blame for Monday, June 20 Upper East vl. It either. Of ccffrse th&y are not Upper West at ball park. Lower West doing the best they can, but they-ar- e Vs. Lower East at School grounds. doing .be best they know how. -- Lower West vs. June 24 Friday, will be on us now. Conventions East at school grounds. Lower Upper are Tike the iGtaeiv. They -- They East vs. UpperWest, at ball park. Monday, June 2 Lower East vs. come every few years. Will meet Upper East at school grounds, Lower you all there, at-- cno or the ether West vs. Upper West at ball park. Conventions of em. It will be go-iFriday, July 1 Upper West vs. this year for fcol.i sides will fc In Upper East at school grounds. Lower doubt. Aud the kt,l care. " East vs. Lower West at ball park. -t9S2, $ Friday. July 7 Upper East vs. Lower West at ball park. Upper West vs. Lower East at school grounds. - Gid-ding- not-eam- one. asBetween thirty and thirty-fiv- e pirants of the Cyprus Post No. 38, American Legion baseball team, were present at the workout Saturday afternoon. held at the Magna ball park. Lee Self, who so successfully with Ray Adams last year to advance the local boys to the state tournament. is managing the team alone th.s season. Seven of last years were squad present at the workout; Lynn Packard, speedy little third baseman, Victor Kemp, Ltn Me. ham. Paddock, star Breeze, outfielder and Jay Some splendid Richardson, pitcher. material is also evidenced in tbe new turnouts. Sonne. Van Steeter and McCaliister bid fair to clinch places on the team. Plans have been advanced to organize four teams of boys and hold a tournament before picking the squad to represent the post in tbe state contest. The local team plan to enter tbe state tournament again this year. In this commendable project of recreational activity, supervised junior baseball gives the growing boy an u .ties- - n training,-who- le some sport and competition and an opportunity to forge ahead into the pennant series for tbe junior baseball championship of The nation. The great American Sport, as depicted by the local chapter of the Legion baseball team, furnishes recreation under supervision and tends .to build strong, healthy young bodies. It may also develop a latent inherent ability for the sport which someday may place them in the headline class able to command wealth and fame. The American Legion junior baseball state tournament will be held ia Logan, August 4, 5, snd 6, according to Aaron Horne, state chairman. Eight teams representing the various state legion baseball divisions will contest in the Logan meet. Mr. Horne said. The victorious team will qualify for the western region finals, which will be held subsequently at Ogden. Teams from Utah. California, Arizona and Nevada will compete in the latter tournament. It it also possible,- - - according to Dick Romney, athletic director of the Utah State Agricultural college, that tbe state tournament may be also held in the college stadium. No-..57- ular and paid supervisor at the Magna Russia, not willing to be found playground be dispensed with and the unprepared it war comes, is trainmoney thus saved be contributed for welfare work. The playground is con ing not only men, but also women ducted annually under the auspice of and children. In the use of firearms. the Magna Womens Club. In addition, millions of young Rus-Tbe suggestion met with the apelans, study aeronautics. In preparproval of all members of tbe dub, and ation for flying, and thousands are was. ' made and the. suggestion trained as actual flyers. contribute one members that 7rom Ciub won bodied TlreCpe7' In Switserland, every able 11-- 9 day or more to supervise playground man is taught to nse a gun; pos- -' Hercules Powder team Sunday, . activities from the hours of ten oclock sesses one, and, at Intervals, must by piling up an early lead, although several in tbe morning to 4 p. m. A schedule their throne on they toppled prove that it Is In good working times, was drawn up and time allotted to notably during the ninth inning, various members, but as a number of of arrangement. order, and that he still knows how after the Bacchus team scored two talwho will cont to ns It are left, anyone days tic. a Tbe of short lies, only falling Uncle Sam might train twenty Powder team now have Harry Tack, tribute their service for one day or the playground has been decreased this the park year, but it was thought advisable to thousand or more young Americans sensational burler last year , in the more supervising 'play-- at I as pilots, paying - them tor their junior American Legion baseball will be greatly appreciated, according contribute this money for welfare work. Anyone who is able to give Mrs. T. E Burke, chairwoman time, summoning them once In o tournament, who promises to give to Mrs. Burke stated that the money time for this worthy project is rea ran are in the still teams the other that to league often they prove received from the Utah Copper Comqueued to communicate with Mrs. able to fly. We shall need pilots, for their money. With tbe addition tbe pany annually for tbe maintenance of Burke ot the Magna Times office. of this ace right-ban- d pitcher, day. Hercules team should break into the isome win" column. the Japanese went Into SUMMARY what knew they Manchuria, they Errors, Keys, Riley, D. Bevan. C. were going for, and they are get- Coon, L. Larson, Decker, Papanick-ola- s ting It The tax collectors are acMarsh. 2. A. tually collecting, refusing the ofStolen bases, Jones. Wilkins, fers ot local bribes, which had been Riley, J. Bevan, Keyes, Ensign. Three-bas- e hits. Sonne, one way ot avoiding taxation. Ensign, activities Jones. Two-bas- e hits. Keys, B. Riley. Recently are said to have cost Japan nearly Huffaker, Papanickolas, Wilkin. Innings pitched, L. Larson , Nielone hundred million dollars, a lot Credit victory to Nielson; of money, when translated Into yen, son 8 to Larson. Rum responoff the gold basis. But Manchuria charge defeat sible for. Larson 3, Coon 1, Nielson excess room for populawill supply 6. Struck out, Larson 3. Nielson 6. tlon, land to grow food, also coal and iron. Japan needs them. JACK ROBBINS WINS GOLF HONOR W know that the power of the moon lifts the tides In big oceans, Jack Robbins, low handicap player small lakes, or halt tilled teacups, of the Uuh Copper Golf Club, won t A deep German scientist discovers the May leg of the directors' cup that the moon also creates a ter-- ) tournament by defeating O. H. Great-hous4 and 3. restrlal tide," raising tbe solid crust The qualifying round for the of the earth, and lowering it Monn- -' hills and valleys are all, June leg will bef torn J une.l to 7, ralsed 'ahd lowered," and we dont inclusive. Tbe team match with the Timpanogo players, scheduled for even know it May 22, was called off due to the our to Wt should be grateful of the weather. moon, tor without Its tides, the and become would oceans stagnant CHANGED LIBRARY HOURS the earth, perhaps, uninhabited. Commencing June 8. and continuThe House of Representatives until June 21, the Magna Public ing ELEVEN WOft votes Committee Means Ways and will be open from 7 until 9 Library 2 to 4 against legalizing informaATONE: TIME m. on T nesdayt, Fridays and Satbirth control. p. tion concAnlng evenings. The afternoon bouts urday conwill Therefore the old system have been discontinued for tbis short .tinue. periodFOUR MILES The rich, that could afford to can FIVE MILES get the birth LEGION CONDUCTS have children, CEMETERY. CLEAN-Ucontrol information from first class TEN MILES doctors, and will continue not to A --commendable drive of cleaning have many children. METERS The poor, that can not afford the Magna cemetery, under the auspice American and of Legion leadership womMETERS many children, including poor Post 38, was conducted en married to drunkards and mo- Cyprus in METERS Saturday preparation for the obrons, will be told that It Is wrong servance of Memorial Day. according Provot to Interfere with the plans to Dr. George E. McBride, commanAS WELL A? THE RECORD idence. It they ask why Providence der of the local order. RUNNING 0NE doesnt Interfere with the special Armed with picks, shovel and bore, Information - to- r- the prosperous tbe men made many improvement in HOURzhMIlEf tbe local graveyard by eradicating all class, they will be told: METERS which were weeds business." bothersome not rapidly "That is your tbe fence, seeding, and straightened (Q.int W kM fount SiwliiW. ImJ thus making tbe burial ground on of befitting beauty to place dead loved ; Large Squad Comes Out For Workout Under Supervision Of Manager Let Self ' well know Is Just what I rend In tbe paper. Wasent that, terrlbl out 0. P. Delegates G. For Season's Play Board Will Hear Protests Against Assessed Valuation Of Property Louis S. Cates, president of tbe For 132' Taxes Phelps Dodge Corporation, predicted May 31 immediate benefits to tbe The county commission as a board copper industry if the proposed import of equalization began a aeries of meettar.lf on the red metal beconyts law. an provide "I am positive that with a tariff ings Wednesdayforin effort to taxpayer to protest the price of copper now 536 cents a opportunities assessed the valuwish if they against pound, will not go any tower," aaid ation of their property for 1932 taxes. Mr. Cates. Without a tariff there is H. P reeve, county assessor, reno telling bow low tbe price will go. Joseph announced the total assessed Tbe present rate of domestic consump- cently which tion is about 70,000.00 lbs. a month. valuation atbe $189,176,905. revised by the county figure tan Even with thatrate of Consumption, commission or the state tax commisas surplus stocks an liquidated, there sion. is bound to be an increase in domestic The meetings for taxpayers will be production if foreign copper is kept held at the county board rooms in the out. That will mean increased emcity and county building between 10 ployment at American mines. and 12 noon and from 2 to 4 "In normal times the potential im- a. m. 1, 3. 7, m. on tbe dates of p. bilis a portation of foreign copper 16. 17 and20. 14. 9. lion pounds a year. Jives duringtheM that, indigent widIt is depressed times 214,000,000 pounds ows whopotptetTout are entitled to a $10 abatewere imported during the first four former service men and their months of the year. The large imports ment, are entitled to relief on this year are made to beat tbe proposed families who 1 statariff and reach the American market, ceruin conditions nnder the J 93 feel that citiicns who and other tute is the best in tbe world." which ia Mr. Cates denied rumors that the their assessment a unjust,a are expectinterests who have sponsored a copper ed to make up total of large numtariff propose to prorate production if ber of calls on the county board of equalization,.... imports are hatred.. pet-- figures received from tbe of"""It would be illegal to prorate pro- ficeFrom Auditor G. Roscoe of County duction," said Mr. Cates. "Wt cannot Vigui, it is tcvealtd that last year the follow the example of the oil indusvaluation was cut $1,068,560 on real try, which is prgrating crude oil, be- estate improvements and personal cause no legal machinery hat been ia stated that these figures set up. and without it we would be property. It were reduced from the 1932 valuaviolating the antitrust law. I know of tion announced by the assessor in no movement to enact such laws in May, and also include sittings of the mining states." board of equalization in June "Copper companies are curtailing county and a special aeries of sessions in Ocbecause none of them un voluntarily time a tout of apmake any money at present prices and tober, at which was cut. $500,000 proximately have stocks we of metal. Tbe surplus Mr. Vigus report reveals that in mines would close down completely all the county board of equalization were it not that the mining commulast year cut $169,285 from real esnities would starve to death if tbe tate valuation, 8772.585 from imWe continue to industry suspended. provements and $126,690 from perbeI reasons. for humanitarian operate lieve curtailment would continue if sonal property. the tariff should be enacted. Beverly hills NUMBER SIX Legion Nine Line Up Duty Will Operate Te Stiffen Prices i , I MAGNA, UTAH. FRIDAY JUNE 3, 1932 TENTH YEAR Congressman roller, ot Arkan- every civil service em-iu, says ploy should prove hie ability to -elm, recite, or write from mem word of tbe Star Spaa oit" pled Banner. He unit know them all by heart. Doe President Hoover know by heart all the word of that estlm-abl- e song? Doe Congressman Fuller know themT What percentage ot the Senate and Hons member know them? A popular song say those words J are known only to the Armeolan and the Greek. I XLUs6 pr1 n Week This Arthur jr - Garfield Begins League Games Friday 45-fo- ot d: -- , |