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Show AGHATUr AH. FRIDAY MIIAL GOLD GHI f'lAGNA GARDEII clubijeets BALL MOKDAYiEVEiTiG JIMMY 17 ONeil wa i appointed president Doxford. of AiUub Copper Rifle Qub Tuesday this paisf at tbe monthly meeting ofoffic-os emanation. Tbe balance of the bad recently been elected as follows: second Jobs McLachlan, E. E McCarty, secmary-treaj-(Iexecutive and William Blood, officer. W. J. Reynolds is the retiring Ro Milt tr ymidefit. for a match was recei-N- d University of Utah Pis lalQsb. rated as one of the best pistol dubs in the west, for March 2. This will be tbe first Jt u accepted. pistol match under tbe recent N. R. A. tala for local members. A challenge from the date, a team has not selections will not be ba side util several days previous to tbs natch. A squad consisting of ten a, with tbe five highest scores will mkr the trip. All members interested in isvittd to try their skill and endea-a team position. to g The Copper Club will participate also ia the National Rifle and Pistol km Uigur matches which commence a April, it is necessary to post an lady acceptance in order to join this At this early chosen, and m $otasiutioa. Tbe government j recently jcqupmtnt, Jan rifles and other arr.ved at tbe club, muring full usage. Cyprus At livestock Ogden School Show The Cyprus High School judging on again brought back a first place iwthe annual judging contests held I part of the Ogden livestock show t Ogden, Utah. Mor than 40 schools and approxi-at- d 300 individuals from Utah, jfcibo, Colorado and parti-jute- d in these Wyoming contests. The compe-wo- s vat especially keen as intense ex.sts between some schools. Tht contest is divided into three Livestock, and Poul- -' Cyprus placed first in the crops vision w.th 6110 points out of the xble 6900; they were 10th in poultry division and 20th in lively" The total score of the local and high for the contest wns Plntt out of a possible score 12.400 points. Members of the local team were as owi: Robert Sm.th, judged crops kwocku-Naoo- pusn.cropt; a- Ejdrtdge, livestock and crops; Sorenson, livestock and poul- - Weldon Rhodes, poultry. trained in the Agri- dfPrtment of the Cyprus I fib team w School. ft&l Students Are Honored at Stockmen,s in r J 10 f mi,tlton. vu Norton behind first P'a Bd clo that only one . Jl B d ffrtne between u! eowJTir1 ted p,1C"- coSd was 4. iSsSJr won Nonh Su 0'f' Iron 28 (chool, Jnd 7PrB of Rm!! justly lnd NortOB tak-H- n fimsM of thMc0nd Pes. Tbe other ft m the rr P4tr Eldrtd' top ,Bdlvdual awards made at W( medals given to rgU i bT !,f..M,'dTay' Idaho High jadsinv as!1,gh P08 maB in K to B dal Johnson of jdg(!b01 'f8tdVd;,0rJiniitl tt b"dlv,duaIiat Sir was Box-- K th, ht the best old art the men 80vrnmcnt' dow f,llow v. Rade-baug- '"f-hai- 20YEARII1 AT BAKQUEF Anxfeyl Gefcil.P. prnt mtet-kw,..?- lt - wl Y0RK; te STAFF g. g year-boo- 6;: hJ '1, i SB 20-ye- 2 Stall l'08 thafrS't editor-in-chi- .CT. 20-ye- J?11 con-wn- Aitlnrllill Mrs. I.!ctkcrs Heed To Argenfce L A. .BUckner Accept Position In South Amer-icLegion Entertain. a. 2. iTdi Seen For Wheat Farners Income 1 GIVEN -- AT GARFIELD tbte1tlln Hih sub-lidrn- ry Rotedfcan fected which throws the printed word sheet front radio beams and tells Mrs. B. E. Mix was elected presi- the story in a readable, concise style no dent of the Band Mothers Qab at a ncwspapertould better. Of course I am David O. McKay, member of tbe special meeting of this organization. startled. So .bonld be thorn who have , D- - S- - church, of tb I Thursday following the resignation of investments in newspsoen. will be tbe guest speaker at the Gar Mr R. J, Spntlcy. Mrs. Spratlcy rdbouK Saimd stated that doe to a number of other what I 13. states R. Q. Waring, The detail conflicting duties, she found it impo except for making a I ssible toroperly carry ont the duties tt U cheap enough for rt1,r: Imeeting will commence et 7:00 p, m. dd,t,B.t Mr. McKay's address, a of tb I tAMtal Tbelby of the cheep box Several other plans which will be ly approaching and on that day, n,w I projnra Wb announced in tbe near fntate relative papers, so ws are informed, become of I . , An von to raising funds for tbe beads trip to ,B producing timt,7 is extended a cordul inWution w!,roPOrtl,,e vicinity Provo were onto a Lester A. Blackner, auistant superintendent of the Arthur Mill, Utah Copper Company, accompanied by discussed. Mrs. Blackner and their three tons, Lmter Jr., Louis, and Boyd, left Thursday for the province of Jujuy, Four-Ye- ar Ar8t,l'n South America where Mr, Blackner has accepted a position at general superintendent of tbe Com-panMinera Aquilar. S. A., a of Sr. Joseph Lead Company at Tres Cruces. Jujuy. They will go by way of New York City. Bermuda. Cash income of wheat farmers of R.o De Janeiro, Buenos Aitet. tbe United States from the 1934 crop will be greater than from the 1933 Mr. Blackner. . . popular official of VB tho,1b drougb' the Copper Company, accepted tbe po- f smallest on ,93Acr0P. de:P8LomJime.jgo.Jmt-did-n- ot cide upon the time of departure until cord, the Agricultural Adjustment Ad ministration atimates. recently. Cash income, without adjustment He has been affiliated with the Utah payments, is atimated nt $280,000,-00- 0 for the 1934 crop, aid adjustCopper Company and the Wharton Steel Company since 1918. Prior to ment payments covering this crop the World War be was associated with which total $101,000,000, will give tbe Ray Consolidated Copper Com- wheat farmers crop n (out purchasing power of approximately $381,000,-00pany at Ray, Arizona. Tbit compares with a tout inMr. Blackner attended the public come from last years crop estimated schools, high school and tbe Universi0 at $3(5.753.000. of which Utah. While of the at University ty consisted of returns from the he was active in school affairs, being sale of wheat snd $9$. 600.000 of admanager of the Chronicle, manager of the Utonian. charter member of the justment payments. Tbe $381,000,000 estimated to be Signia Chi. tbe Skull and Bona and the Owl and Key. He was president of tbe the cash income of wheat farmere of 1934 is practically twice as mnch as Salt Lake High School Alumni Assoreceived in the depression yar ciation and captain of Engineers dur- farmers of 1932 when the total cash income the war. ing from wheat amounted to only $ He was Utah Department Commander of tbe American Legion the Tbe increase in farm income this last year, serving most efficiently in is due partly to tbe increase in adyear comis He also s this capacity. past payments, but largely to the justment Lemander of tbe Cyprus American wbicb farmers receive for higher prica gion Post, No. 38, during which time the they sell.'Tbcsc.bigber prica be invoked a number of worthwhile havegram been brought about primarily by plans. tbe reduction of tbe surplus of wheat Honoring Mr. Blackner. the Amer- in this country. ican Legion entertained at sumpTbe estimate of cash income from tuous farewell social last Thursday the 1934 crop is based on tbe estievening in tbe Copper Gubrooms. mated marketings of tbe crop snd the Short talks, expressing regrets at Mr. average of farm price for tb first Blackner's leaving, but extending best four months of tb marketing yar, wishes for future success and bapoi-nesfrom July to October. The estimates Dewere given by Norman Sims, apply, only to grain which farmers partment Commander snd Ray R. have sold or will selL as allowance has Adams, Veterans' Replacement Officer. been nude for tbe wheat which has to Other special gnats included H. L. be kept for seed, for borne net, and for Dykes. District manager of the Na- livatock feeding. Bureau snd A. tional Ely. assistant suoerintendent of the Bacchus Hercules Company. Following GAS-STEAL-ER a short business meeting, luncheon was served to 72 guests. It it with extreme regret that the communitia of Garfield snd Magna see the Blackner family lave, "However, their friends wish them every success in their new undertaking. Jama Ritey of Salt Lake Cty Mr. Blackners. new address will be was arrested Wednesday evening, Lester A. Blackner, General Superinby Deputy Sheriff W. J. Reynold Aguilar, tendent, Compania Miner near tbe Utah Copper Qub white to syphon gasoline S. A. Tre Croces, Province Jujuy, attempting from a parked automobile. Argentine, South America. He was brought . before Juttict Then there tbe tad caw of th man Parley Olwn Thursday morning who paid a psychologist H00 to have and gives aa alternative of 1 10 Bd fine or 5 days in the Connty jsil. bis inferiority complex for fined $50 was He chose tbe tetter and wa taken on tb wme day in to aerv bis tlm by Deputy talking back to a traffic top. ia nt DAVID 0. 5 DAYS f Of COUNTY JAIL be Phila-delphi- a. i mB1 Further, I sm told, big trials will be listened to first hand from yonr easy chair in your borne. Graphic description of fires, political debata, fights every happening throughout tb world will be gathered AS IT IS HAPPENING and flashed to tbe fireside instantly. Can newspapers hope to compete with an emergency of this kind i Yes and doubly ye. William Hearst and other famous name in the newspaper world still maintain their faith in th newspaper line. But. this is just a I tuggation and were I a big financier I would' immediately bny or get. bold of as many radio sta-- 1 tions as possible. Radio bat tbs biggest future of sny tingle industry. It is growing by laps and bounds and will continue to do to. But I still like Printers' Ink. ,-- "' to attend. Sophccores Beat Junior High Cagers Baskets by V. Stewart and H. Link in tbe last two minutes of play won tbe game for tb Cyprus oopbomort J?"1 rom, 9yPru JBr high, n 1BMrtiBg Juntos- - high "i ?iv-lthroughout the first but fell be- in tbe third period. Barton, Downey. and Hendrickson hit the hoop for three scores to tin th scon with only two minutes to play remaining. ! 18 i! d Hay-mon- ITfedayEve r Mr. Charles R , E. Roe To Give Adtlres At Cypru Meeting., An unusual 'treat is in store for West Granite District next Wednesday evening at the Cyprus High. School auditorium. Mr. Charla E. Roe, .National Field Secretary of the National Congrew of Parents and Teacher, is coming at that time to give a lecture on The Home At Aa Index to Amer- can Life. Mrs. Roe it well versed on this topic as well at many otbei con- cernug row! borne and acbool proh-f- ,l Icmc, Sbc k a Rated lecturer. Parent-teache- r, locate of- - Hunter, Magna and Garfield are cooperating Make lhta evening K soccest.Tbe combined P, T. A. Chorus erf the wnt ld4 will ting and a splendid evening of educational entertainment is awured. is urged to he present next Wednesday night, January 16, at 8:00 nt. in tbs Cyprus High School audi I GRANITE RECEIVES STATE HONEY a Friday apportionment brought the total contribution since July 1. 19J4 to $10.95 per acbool child. J. Easton Psrratt, research director for tbe state school office, aid another apportionment would be made within the next month, to be followed by others before the current school year ends. Receipts from the individual and 5"?""rm 5' J wbkh sfcg 1; Month will nday ,vn,ng JBBr7 i. Ilf .,iu tZiT".''1- 1V ri SHORT tedKSlSii?iki2!kI Gently t PjonJt orwghlyl'Heoted intre.l pose things have never been th wme since 2 million American visitors left ia 1919. Any Legionairre will uphold me on that statement. What I It? Tbe Smelter Safety Newt wyt: "We don't know wbat electricity ia. and you don't know and tbe scientists don't know. That's why tbe electric company tends you a bill for a number of Watt. Charity - Politic. .o thir.t r mr , J learnand td richeilTorder and art ad 8Sretion, either. There are many DAVID LITTLEFIELD egotistical individual, without funda. understanding, who boast of VICTIM OF FREAK mental, achievement that u, at bct, heavily knowledge and splotched with ACCIDENT HERE ignorance ONE YEAR OF REPEAL David Littlefield, ton of Mrs. r 4 half-mteDige-nt, : . Myrtle Littlefield (offered severe bad wound and deep gtiba in s' freak accident Wednesday evening at the Utah Coppa Gub smoker. Tb Occident occurtd when David suddenly trow at hit companion abut on of tb big windows on the balcony. Hi bad was pushed through the window, with-tbresulting injnriw from the broken and flying glau. He wa treated at tbe Mill E- -' mergency hospital by A! Maibea1 and La Self.- - Hi condition is reported as fairly good. e "wr With the end of the first year of prohibition repe- in U?algI,qUOr as com-on the daeofrepeaL Thi, it pared with ap. pear, is about the only progres. made in handling the liquor problem. Reports frim many sUtes indicate that the hae returned, that bootlegging flouruhe. andsaloon that tee government is losing much revenue. In fact,while the Federal Treasury; collected about $350,000,000 thi is about $150,000,000 hort of what wa expected from the $2 a gallon tax. : r f The Slkk Seven patrol under the i b' lb of .uth t.on, it ought to be easy for romebody ej,nbip of Cyril Pouteen and George "- club members ary urged to ther columns of this paper. to make a good living by simply go Edwards have taken tbeir weekly-pa-intbe rounds and picking them up trol bike to Lakepoint Cone This from tbe doors. bike was taken for the benefit of Jack WHY LIFE IS TOO Halloy, who waa pawing hit cooking Have You? and hiking for the first daw award. Tbe King of Rumania ynd his FrCDch in.v.enlor For tbe past three months tbe are again reported on tbe way troop to a reconciliation. Tbe Louisville committeemen of Troop 100 have remarking life U too hortM Courier-Journwishes to know tf ban sponsoring s contest among the While he wouldn We loo long the French, Carol ever heard that old American patrols. Tbe Black Hawk patrol un- - man ll thought comic song, "A redheaded gal made da tbe leadership of Richard Ander- long to son came fiat. Tbe Slick Seven under a wreck out o' me." "thenan thi Ar?L,0.r7?lny the leadership of Cyril Pouteen came A Difference mankind and much to second. Tbe Black Hawk defeated tbe wked min fo renounce the From wbat we bear, France it again Slick Seven by 25 points per member. Cyril Pouteen anc( George Edward. to take up intelligent work in endeavoring to get tourist trade. I supscience en 1 1 schools each year, I Tbe patrol leaden of Troop 100 of Garfield met at the Garfield church-hous- e and held their weekly patrol Announcement wa, mad leader meeting under the direction of Wedney . I . r tr LCm Scoutmaster E. E. Mathews. I The businew discussed was for tbe "plain people." Would one woman home on 2686 North Spencer A veq-- ? vote for him? Decidely not! scout meeting to be bcld Friday, Janwuw.crana is a graduate from th I be "hrM uary 1 1. They also discussed tbe stunts to be for the Scont Circus February 2, Utah High School of Beautv Cnlrnre ll .u A Snap Salt Lake City and wbat to take up According to a newt item an Illi- in patrol corners. nois county has revived the bounty on welvtt. Just from personal observa- - i lf New Beauty Salca Opens In f.Jagna Huey Long in running for president, says he is going to appeal to thinkers Considering everything, what a minority that i going to be. He reminds me of the Senator last fall, who waa going to present his platform, etc. to th t Granite District received $28.11 he first apportionment of atatt Mhool funds in 1935 Friday from Anditor Julius C Andersen. A total of 575,860.31, or $3.88 for f th 148.293 school children I ctatt wii apportioned. A,though tbe current acbool year ha pawed the half-wa- y mark, the to-t- o Pa P Mpita apporrionmenr u conai- dtrabl7 below one-baof the $25 per eP' which the stats it required to I nJ from property taxw for the I tonua. BOY SCOUT NEWS Yah, Yah! evening. .Other speaker were F. O. d, general manager of tbe Bingham and Garfield railroad, who responded for th class of 1931; E.' W, Englemann, superintendent of the Magna Mill, for tbs claw of 1932; Claud Anderson, superintendent of the Garfield Water and Improvement compania for the claw of 1931 and Louis Bachman, superintendent of mines for tbe claw of '34. A musical and dancing entertainment wa later given and enjoyed. fcaalerHere I' r the other day that J was the worst thing in giving charity is to Old.rfr hW politics. I would g new that mot morugged individiu- ney has bees squandered in charity by tbe scheming politicians than hat ever The Boston Herald. , vban lost through tbe inexperience or of understanding of those who lack it ,e WahingtonPpt. mf f matter of spend the pobtics money. It seems imGUss has al- fcJk ' possible to keep policies out of the old baby has mad the '"bandits Get $48.50t) in work of helping people. That is not A ,le"nidcfjcn!ty !" making theorira new condition. It if at old as charmost round trip from coast to coast by airia tb Money turn up be pretty bias to She . ought plane. ity. itwlf.. unexpected ptecw these day. Washington Evening Star. at 6 montbsr - Ba Initiated h women is scheduled nest Thursday afternoon, one o'clock p, m. at tbe boms of Mr. A. h J, on Third East Street by the Domocratk Ladies Study Group. Lindy COPPER FETES SrST s. - Hauptmann fenTo Cdl $26L-153,00- Smth a student at the o1, wal pt tented with l ,B rcco8n'tion of achieve-dJBd8at annual con- . connection with the show. The medal was lttd 0n8 w'th other awards at mn's Banquet which was Saturday, January 5 at Dick RohJr ,n 0gden- medal b7 scoring 55aL.Tn on' of possible 2300 P judging contest. Norton aUo a local student, and a 0 hert. furnished him i E. N. An interesting masting for all aj1p'tl 0. Banquet r 21 Probably the most impressive Mr. Edward E. Howe. Mrs. Jack Woffat Addresses M journalist teteut ever assembled array is in Clay and Mrs. D. W. Moffat will Auxiliary bt Legion Worker at Annual Ban-Befo- re Bd Prize For Filling. Quota the topk dmiutfYkdbeSri rP001" . I The annual gold and used in all Study u I Group green ball of quet Saturday. Nor. 20 part of ,e.COnntrT from. I meetin A ! 'program, which SUk WiU rSSSmS. CMUrT: M- - Helen EZT17a next writers . of o7 dirtetioa being under arranged the Thursday evening, January 17 m tIboBri,n tlch other trying Mi. John Dea. will also be given Huunt Green Wardbou. V sccordinl 'the little ftoapa courthouse Light, refreshment an to be served, miit Thand" b whet Bruno Cyprus American Legion Post No. 3S year men which hat been BtboriT on flowers, foe his life. . Heoptmana it on trial wXhl fk? ducontinned next Thursday tvtning January 17 at nce 19 JO. was ?. ? nt the B Pker murned again and Greater than the Halla-MilGreen gala case, membenbip patty mates Mi. held last Ward has been sc Peasant of bin own more Saturday night ia the Hotel A Aaaa Belle Gormlty 'president. teeming with drama and emotion STUDENTS BEGIN Utah. invited to rri?Lth?. nor ,of loosing a queen the Rntb be Snjder trial, no court b gU affair. A They will duly initiated into tht D. D. Moffat, general separate STjiALTwent of the last ten years has embodied YEAR-BOOmanager, organization with the impressive rites told tbe ch K and bet qi?cbe fTm the group of employees all of of the order. An officer of the State whom suspense and expectancy of the tri-- 1 the queens attendants have given twenty yean or and of man. who, so claims the state of Office will be present. A in the traditional festivities. program will more of continuous service, that 1 9 J4 CHOSEN follow tbe and kidnapped and murdered Thu honor based on a merit following women be- will prove to have been the child of Charles and Anne Lind-berremarkably ,y,te come member of jthe unit: Clro Be CYPRUS PLANS of best attendance. Mutual h.gh in the degree of efficiency attained work, subIn this Clara news covering bunia, Borland, all Grace La event big to Mum, 'B the Improvement fra. scriptions PrtBf the various divisions of newspapers have drafted their outttand-inand several other factors TO SPONSOR Work upon the i'M Copper Company. k st Maud CSK,riVk.BInw MiUT'dI reporters end tbe big newt agencies Laura Service certificate, and. gold is underway and lapel have set up complete coverage in which plant are pro- Marahall Ella iTaU.' btiB ntn' :30 p. ,V'"U very presented at tb DEBATE gressing satisfactorily. detail m. Smith Bawden and Mabel it TEAM taken every care of. 5"mJ Nid-- n ter. Ethel Johnson, Ada Dublin, Rena the art dancing directors, assisted atatua since 1930. , by a tjueen a Committee The speech department of Thompson, Eleda Huff. Sarah HenPraise for the men was offered of Nacomposed Cyprus iy derson. E. E. than Hale, Ruth Hale. Mr. R. Mathews. t0 student ted'y'pidm. Jones and Anna Bowers. E. Lenora Mr. Moffat aa having done outstandJ High School ander the diroctio of This will Spmtley and Miss Blanche Taylor. Mis Myrth Harvey, anaoiacts that Jutc art evenly isPP.tola. business manager. The remainder of tervice in building up one of tbe . Make a total enrollment of 62 mem- ing i they plan to enter a debate team ia the balanced. the staff will be appointed in tbe near industries of the west. greatest ,kiur Presidents of theincludes all Bngham bers for the Auxiliary, He Young Universitys tuna! fuure. A MI Colonel high school tby April 1 to 6. They consisting of twelve people. The 1,0.,,fn reived j from DcfJackUngK,plS' and two asto- I dtBt also plan to enter tbe debate f h Company, who cut wr chosen by t competitive contest i I In addition to the crownidfc of prizs of $2.50 from the state depart- - Are th University of Utah. Neither I have received information the wardin from I OBtt 'wherein each contestant was quetn, a demonstration of four dances contest bu bad a ng 117 I owd Hftn minutes to write a vmem, 2r0 that Wd". soaices find radio question will to assigned thrms Panting will be given. Tbe supplant I Moffatt alio voiced it. the newspaper. Needless to say. B general public . wbjvct. of his own choosing, and bc- every-- 1 T. invited to attend. . I liff that" conditions woulf At the Bngham Mork of the Paragon Vm, un.:..i be con- C Young University one w andoubttdly watching the ecien- Pro!m,,,. I wb,ch t,Bdd hy high school day, Cyprus students will tifn progress of radio waves or tht an-- 1 nBt'Bg Company, conducted tbe a gratifying Magna and Garfield dele- - 1 liderably improved before the end of also be catered ia tbe another year. control of these unseen factor N,t Extemponatoas by gation, proved to be an outstanding C. M. Brown, superintendent of Speaking, interpretive emding sad one engineer who are devising television success. ct play contats. o rapidly that it can be welfare, wa in ebargs of arrangements predicted bow for th banquet. J. D. Shilling, newspapers will be in tbe also-ra- n class to Mr. Moffat, presented tbe Bws vendor at any time radio gets LIcKAY general manager with a framed 20 B. E. T.Izx Elected tepdy to awame control. rear award, and introduced C. T. S. That seems like a Urge order. I have SPEAKS SUNDAY Parsons, cashier, toastmaster for the aim md where a gadget has been perBsmd Official Gcas Takes Honors A meeting of the Magna Rower WM h ot( Moudiy 4. 7;J0 p. m. at :lT iiBH.CoPPLClb which time oUktn wiu uk officT e?najk Shooter Accep Pleasant Green Ward Gi-U of I ven Honor of From Challenge Choming Team Piatol Crack Queen Thursday. pistol J Democratic Stcdy Grcsp Meet Next Thars. Afternoon i V |