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Show Gtf? T I LOCAL HAPPENf NEWSPAPER DE- A READ THE ADS IN THIS PAPER XO MAGNA AND interests. D f All the News That a Fit to Print LiffEENTHYEAR Independent in Policy PROGRAM AIUNGS rogram at C ere is as follow: By Hodge Copper Golf Coarse Blind Bogey-Ut- ah 11:00 a. m. Parade. ejcnts begin at Perk following parade 12:00 RACES ltd Race ce for boys and girls under 6 e,6 to 8 years, 40 yards t e, 6 to 8y ears, 40 yards e,9 to 12 years, 4 ) yards, e, 9 to 12 years, 43yards e, 13 to 16 years, 60 yards jCe, 13 to 16 years, 60 yards )ck race, under 18 years. We for women. yeedegged race, under 18 years. dash open - j jving . Last week I advised you tn visit Pete Davidsons borne in Magna to see a beautiful rose bush in bloom. Thu week Garfield has a beauty on display at the home of .one of its leading and popular citizens. Mrs. Hodge Marshall is surely proud of her husband's roses. A new water has bum into print, e an anicle by Hauchett m toe Tribune Forum. It ,u.eiy was s surpr se to many of us to see tua name id um same section woerc jack Plane'i articlm are wont .o appear. Mr. Hancbett voiced a plamt aoout not bc.ug allowed to deduct sums paid tor state sates tax trom feue.al income tax return. His stand may be justified, and bis objection well taken, bnt history lacks heart interest tor the most of us. Federal incomj tax touches us about as closely as reports of jungle fever end otb.r tropical diseases do. 1 feel that the writer was guilty of a tactical error in broaching this question though, for if the boys from the gas bouse districts find out that deductions stu being made, ss a back door handout to wealthy men. of amounts paid for salt tax, they will get together and pass a tax law that will insure taxes paid for relief once paid will stay paid, as payments they make do, contest-wom- en eating contest to all ig contest open joe pitching contest ' j pole. Open to all. i race. I 8:00 . 4:30 p. m Ball game m. Flag Ceremony Fireworks display p- - 9:00 p. nt Carnival Street Dance 9:30 es of Magna ient Victims Auto Accident , us received here Monday i.l Lyman Partridge. 28, fe I aith Porter Partridje, illcd early Sunday in a bcid bile collision as they were om a dance in Portlard, Mrs Ida Anderson, aunt irtridgc . The accident outside of the city at ion ther persons were injured and tssi of them are n ar as reported. Idren me eldest a boy of eft orphans and will be Salt I ake City to be ca-e- d lives of the Partridges The resided in Portland o .!y services for the parentt w:re Wednesdiy m the Deseret The ssmpathv of the com extended to the bereaved ed Books Available To - Ball ScLsdala -- 0 ihs Described Junior Lesiaa Smelter vs S of L at Magna July 19 vs Scouts at Garfield July 19 dills vs Hercules at Bacchus July 19 SECOND HALF BIG TIME PLANNED FOR ALL-DA- Y, All NIGHT CELEBRATION IN MAGNA 5 . Four Thousand People Attend Smelter Outha kids. Som Baby The following excerpt from au account of a wedding wa dipped from i northern Wisconsin weekly newspaper: The bnde is a woman of wonderful fascination and remarkable attractive-lesfor. with a manner at enchant-nas the wand of a siren and a disunion as sweet at the odors of Lowers and a spirit at joyous at the aroling of birds, and a mind as as the wand of a siren, and i disbrow of water, and with a heart tt pure as the dewdropt trembling in i coronet of violets, the will make the home of her husband a pandits of where the heaven-tuneha p of Hymen shall tend forth those tweet strains of felicity that thrill the ' lens with the ecstatic pulsing of Th.i will be bo second bondk march rapture " on Washington.' Little entbueiasm for We would like to read the editor's rt wa shown by the buddies, and be description of Cleopatra. Mae West idea, the road Ore blocked with Ma- nr the Grand Canyon of the Colorado. a, s. g , d tby--hm- yor. Nowadays Tour thousand persons attended "Smelter Day." ninth aauuat outing for employees and member of their familim of the Americas Smelting & Refining company plant at Garfield and Mnmy, bring held at Lagoon Wednesday. Dancing concluded a day featured by sport events and distribution of gifts to all the children attending. Race and games for the youngstera k arere held in the from 2:50 antil 3.30 p. m , after which employee of the plants sad the members of the business office in Salt Lake City competed in different contest. Thu year' outing wa in charge of H. H. Romney and G. M.v Adamson of Garfield C. A. Watt aad L. L Sneddon of Salt Lake City. DeMott Pomeroy of Garfield was Matter of ball-par- event Lo?an Band To It looks a if Japan and China were The old time girt was contented going to keep tb peace again by bar with one spinning wheel. The mod.ro mg another of from informal ware. gt I wants tour and a spare. Ncvtrthe-i- t a, iJike, the. new pne bcuerjnyself. Play Sunday at amor lee and Liberty Park Star, and Stripe, di.pl.yed, off hat the d Magna-Garfiel- Utah-ldah- o to - dont let what they The restaurant there tistcr--al-hou- ed are it dont Firework Display To ceed Last Year full-grow- plant for the at that havent and high his railway took posimiou of the take front at Chicago and for yean not held it against all comets. Hr the lake front only claimed title to exclude the but insisted in the rght to the lake shore public from access to to of the The Holy Truth bosoms by the sight of that fla. Walter Winchell tells this Other flags mean a glorious future. It is not so much 'A woman arrested at Salt Lakestory City iccau.e she had on of the Weyerhae the flag of our fathers as it is ne flag of our children aser released was bills, quickly and of all chhildren's children yet unborn It is the iftcr jansom convincing police she had nothing that snatch It o do with the flag of tomorrow. It is the signal of the Good Time he is a newspaperman's appears wife and ot the money by cashing his pay Coming. It is not the flag of your king-- it is the flag of heck for $10 Ht't a ntwspaptrmap adds Walter How true yourself and of all your neighbors. Wight Dont be ashamed when your throat chokes and the Miniature Postman Brent Stubby' Little tears come as you see it flying from the masts of our Hams, ton of Mr and Mrs Roy from or to floating every flagstaff Tarns, has turned ships on all the seas mother's embarrassment and bum of the Republic You will never have a worthier emo- his illation Somehow or other, he ob tzrioas-eye- postman-mu- ch he Star-Spangl- ed yi-- The ( jaunt. I d tamed a packet of his mothers let tere Tue'day and with the serious mien that makes the little chap so lovable, dehve ed th m around the neighborhood However, before most of the 1st West street people had time to cotlnct their missives. Stubby and hit older sister, came on an errand of collecting. and frotp wbat 1 hear, retrieved most of thtm Brent it a typical "funoT paper character--a- l wavs - in the thick but never in the thin His little escapades and iokes keep the neighborhood constantly upon its tiptoes More power A sporjs expert is a fellow who aid Baer would win tn a walk and ho u now glad he didn t, or so he ays ' Why sondent for gnt. i Tfce American Lcgiou sen of Cyprus Post No. 3 an planning the gieatat celebration the less of Magna has evtr teen for tb 4ib of July, tb nations birthday. : of the rise Will atari (Festivuw with a sumise taint aad utiy mora-t- fl $ golf matches. At 1 1 :vv a. m.. a treat stmt carnival wiU suit from Lisin and Spencer Avenue, it is that the parade wdl be more than a. mil ia length, outrank and fitting prize will be awarded in all divisions. On of the special features of the parade will be the ' kid" with their pets, hues.' wagons, boots and in fact everything that goo with kids. Tbt itgjttnracMM on thie section of the parade have beta heavy and more lit coming every day. t after the laacdutcly parade, the crowd will then be entouiatd at the Magna Community Path with a continuous hut of athletic events which will be of interest to every pie it. bet of the fmiy ngbt down the lint to the youngtst one; wind-u- p of athletic event wiU be tb baseball gam betwee martwd and itagl men. This will be a ml feature of the day and anyone miss- -, ag it will lore out on on of the most Unique attraction of tb program. Suitable prizes will be swarded lot each athletic event. W aye told that if there it hay doubt about the thrills to be witnessed tn this feature that one glimpse of one inning aad yon couldn't b driven awwdooehe mmeinshe. Legion ha gone to considerable expense on the next featirq which ill be the fireworks to be held at the Community Park. Thu years display will be far more elaborate than last year's and the entertainment of the audience seemi assured. It was necessary to secure special permission from the County Officials to bold tbu event. Thu privilege hat been granted and competent, trained me will conduct tb display. Tb crowning feature of the day will be the street dance on Mam street. om F ail indications, nothing can pre- vent tbil fro rtf being the greatest ever hrld in thu vicinity. The dance committee has worked hard to make thu a really grand finale for a glonon ' Fourth Come Early and Stay Late,, ia th: slogan of the Legionnaires. Bring the entire family and help th boy make it a feat day of fan and frolic for everybody A large variety of freshments will be available during th festivities st the park. other the Ex- Exenk For tion. Reverence it as you would reverence the signabeat. enmmer By and ture of the Diety. recap io bath of lawyer to employing the usual type Listen, sonl The band is playing the national useful to nen of his kind he got away Banner! They have Irt wai fn bu w)th it fof , long time, forced to abandon Stand upand others will loose Old Glory yonder the pubhc off ?but '"Lv shore Uk with you. beach, but retained of tlw for stand (hjt bfcamt the foundaiion This tribute to the flag is offered to the country in fBM fbf prrnl of all races, colors and late Finley P. Du. appeal to all men and women .L I don once Mr to understand that our come Ham mav is. thev IljT. this fist 'know. what tongues, that sucker. no to love it. and u learn of bat ,orf flag is the symbol liberty i 00 o Brian -- if Representative Hamilton Fish spoke Tuesday eveflingly ovei the radio ning in opposition to the proposed ux. 1 say leei.ngiy. perhaps ve-- y 1 shou.d have sa.d feelingly, for Mr. Fish is a person who owes bis to tbt position in the financial world an inherneglect of Congress to pa: itance law betore bis grandfather's death He painted a gloomy picture ol the distress that would follow the when hospparage of the p.opoted law universities and welfare moveital-. ments would no longer receive the enormous gifts of money that now are AG CLUB BOYS PLAN TRIP Utah-Iqah- d It steins there is a senoua problem among tome of our citizen living on everai west sid streets. Weeds of various kinds and colon have now grows so uU and thick that a it impossible anjr more for tome of tfce tond parents to find their children, who have wandered unbeknown into the dark and unexplored land and have btcome somewhat lost. And the question which has now artaea (or it it "arose,1' or "arouse?") is: Wbat to do about it? Speaking from past .xpencnc with weeds u now looks as if the onlg wap to solve this problem for these parents to raise taller and but He cules vs S. of L. at Magna July 25 Mil's vs. Cyprus at Bacchus July 21 of common occurence. Well, the fish Scout ys. Smelter at Garfield July 23 a family have been rich fully as long establish itself at a giver needed to 26 S. of L vs Mills at Magna July and there is nothing to show of Scouts vs Hercules at Bacchus July 26 thatgifts, the public will lose anything by 26 Garfield July at Smelter vs Cyprus a law tbatp revents Tish benefactions. What they has they keep S. of I, vs Scouts it Garfield July 30 30 July vs Magna Smelter Mil', 30 that Mr Fob stated dramatically Cyprus vs Hercules at Bacchus July of wea.tb was not seeded distribution 2 . LhtT(butKBpf jobs. he suggested, Cyprus vs. S o( L at Magna Aug. Metcuies vs Smelter 1 Gi field Au "will quickly cure 11 our ills. Right, e you going to dutnbut Scouts vs. Mills t Magn Aug 2 but bow what aint? 6 S. of L. vs Smelter at Garfield Aug Scouts vs Cvorus at Magn Aug 6 The late unlamented Ham Fish who founded the family fortune, wa bead H rentes vs. Mills at Bacchus Aug of the Illinois Central Rsilway at and tUt time when wrecking railroads their operrooking the public through ation was a popular and approved Ham and finance method of ould you like to see the in the world, then mike thr world i shortest nier, y a glimpse of the we rd the wor.d s greatest example m, then gaze wth reverent a tree that was a thousand t the dawn of the Christian im a cave where ice freezes and milts in winter, and i that aitually breathes! places and many more of standing mteie t are not in nt lands as might be imag-sr- e praitically at the door idents of Utah and Idaho. with nearly a hundred lu attractions in the inter-"S'- n the features named located described and illu-- 1 94 page booklet entitled "t published by the Utah Company and the Gem ompany, and offend with, to motorists at the Denton and Drive-Ine Ag The Cyprus High School of members viewpoint '"T tribe in the lakes and Club will leave the morning of June Utah and Idaho, trip to Yellowthings do 29 for an eight-da- y nBal very bright. On the other stone Park. Thi 1 lb school he same token, those who non sponsored by this peppy Eat rod and line sport organization for th.ir mtmbers. will the fishing sea on with - It i expected that twenty bo yi truck. They than evtr and with every make the trip, traveling via Pct jmort gratifying re- - will spend six days in tfce park bom will go through enrout d l1 of the helpful infor-fort- h Jackson Hole country. A -the en.hutias- for outlined hi the new, revised is ram eg ,0" of ' Fishing Hints " I tlc b-- s includirh fishing, hiking dancing. published atones, J0 JJ by the Utah camp-fir- e . Company and the Gem music and wbat have you. . Company and offered to i 1 eslie Nelson is the supervisor tn tree of dT charge at the Den- - charge and wiIMKcompany i their Magna-Girficl- U Fireworks, Street DanceSktedUjt Serious Problem sentiment Cyprus 'yprus Bk Parade, Athletic Events Bjr E. M. N. good time had by .... nine members of the Lions Club retimed to Magna and Garfield early Wednesday morning from the District 28 Lions annual convention at Richfield. Those who mad the trip included A. C. Jack Den-y- . sign, H. Claude Sam Matz, O ton, Howard W. Memmort, Q McMicbacI, R. C Parks. Al: rt Ely and Allan Robert rdfoni was unable Xnight to go. Official legatee were Mr. En-- u Mr. Audi and Mr. Den- sign. ton. Local mrmbe have declared that tbt convention was truly successful in tenon! sccqmpliahmcnts and t toyoua time, abetted and aided by the hospitality of Richfield citizens and f . business men. Highlights of tb convention were talks by Vincent C Haskell of Oma-hpresident of the Lions International and a former Utah man. Dr. Adam S Beuniga, personnel director of the Utah Pwer 8 Light Company. Harrison R. Me nll, professor of journalism if the Brigham Young University, A. jf Ashman, superintendent of Sevief County schools, and Governor Henry H. Blood. Cantril Niclsdo of Hyrum was elected District Governor, Logan was , chosen as the Convention City next June. , 2 h LZ3 From what 1 understand. Clarence Naylor has a strong yen for Huey 1 ong Never mind. Clarence, even if Huey Long thinks he u a new Maid Whe you Ur cans, to lead his people out of the Announcement is made that the ln-- e .on, jfthe United States, Id like some of mountain High School Demonstralake up from that he your spoilt Somebody may titter. tion Band, instructed for two and Res the It It is m the blood of some to deride expression of noble program myself up w? weeks at Logan U. A. C-- . on publicans to stick together, although will be presented Sunday in a con You may bl&sphme in me. now what street and stag Huey is just puzzles ert at Lib.rty Park, 2:00 p. m The oiPi-rment ger drunk in public places, u especially interesting the bystanders will not Good Lions All Tree as a summer breeze, nine Lions to residents of this vicinity as Magna much attention to you; pay if you should get down from the club, tans and Garfield students are again at dis-.rion your knees and pray to Almighty God or attended the Logan attending Summer Band school wives, you 28 Lions meet Monday and Tues- under the instruction of Professor A, should stand bareheaded while a company of old solat usual, the R. McAllister, whose own band has day at Richfield. And--- , diers marches by with flags the breeze, some people Magna delegation instilled merriment received the Nations Championship five times. The following local stuand contagious humor into the conwill think you are showing offvention with fun loving pranks aad dent! have received instruction. Margaret Bello, Lucille Anderson, Mar But you mind! When Old Glory comes along, jokes. it s.ems as if Orval Memmott was garet Reid, Isabel 1 bonus, Roger and them think salute, newsboy, passing papers fuam a coy. Parks, Lenn Madsen, Seymour Wool please! When aIndian fenden. Dean Bullock. Verlyn Heuly squaw to his own Star-Spanglyou hear the band play Banner the rest of the boys did their and Car) Smith while you The entire band of 250 members in a or hotel dining room, get hare, almost disrupting the conven u being transported to Ogden and ion with their cries of Daily paper if even rise stand and be apr, lady?" and other pranks too Salt Lake City to give their annual alone; up you ashamed of either. lumcrous to mention L. O Mac was band concert Everyone interested in band music is cordially invited to at of the idea all of the signs and symbols since the world be- h:1 originator dare ray tb Lions had previously .tnd All the students from Cyprus have of Richfield's distinction "The so full of meaning as the flag icard gan there is none nuff ted. eccpved fine ratings in their work own of l A retty girls, of this country. That piece of red white and blue bunt- nd even they had a chorus at ind it u felt that the community "We ain't o be congratulated and commended he convention, singing, five means thousand of ing years struggle upward. It ,ot no wives with us. they had such on the creditable showing it receives n I'm that is flower of ages of fighting for liberty. frankly whenever it is represented by the band gay time avious of them and still wish I had itudrnts from the Cyprus High school It is the century of human hope in bloom be n there It must be embarrassing to be a Your flag stands for humanity, Casting all jokes aside, however, an equal oppordit-nacy man and discover that the lock prominent Lions, of this sons of men. Of course we stated that the sas been changed have tunity to all arrrival of a Magna Garfield delegation rived yet there are goal; many injustices yet s looked forward to with keen anti-- i The Soviet government pays salcruel customs of the pat ion and regret at departure at any ines to its college students, which among us, many senseless or meeting Some "rep" hould be a relief to those alarmists us, but the only hope of righting onvention past still clinging ut more power to you stalwart Lions iver here who apparently thought it as American students Russia paid the wrongs men lies in feeling produced in out stand 1. I O' Chatter RESPECT ThE FLAG Given For . of L vs Cyprus at Magna July 16 Smelter va Hercules at Bacchus July 1 6 Mills vs Scouts at Garfield July 16 from Motben-Daughte- doveraoriBi ood Scouts vs S of L at Bacchus July 12 Mills vs. Smelter at Garfield July 12 Hercules vs Cyprus at Magna July 12 ZJ Friday everything to a spontaneous" glamorous" affair, the annual Oquirrh Stake outing, combined with n Day, Fathers-Son- a fete, was held last Friday at Saratoga resort with remarkable success. Over 700 people were is attendance. Although tbt events wen slightly delayed, the affair at a general whole, proved very enjoyable to everyone ia attendance. The program of the day commenced at 1 :00 p. m. with swim, ming races and diving contests featured. Children's races and games nnder the supervision of the Primary Association, were later held, although the chief difficulty was in rounding up the children from their hilarious games and devices. Softball and hone-sho- e playground pitching .contest were also featured. Inasmuch ss Granger baseball team did not make an appearance. Hunter playtd an impromptu game with a hastily gathered squad, with Hunter on top. Dinner hour vie held at 7:00 p. m with Mrs. Viola B. Jones. Mrs. Minna Anderson and Mis. Alice Mack-a- y supervising. Arrangements of the tables "and decorations were ia chargt 1 Society beaded by Mrs. Phoebe Ridd. Probably the feature event of the y wae the comedy water carnival, by M. Passey and a group of kia assistants Miss Pauling SandalL of Mag-n- a assured Mr. Passey, giving a spltn-di- d exhibition of diviag. The day' activities were climaxed with dancing ia the evening, with mu. sic furnished by the Seven Keye The prize waltz was woa by Wilson Ptay and Mus Pauline suggests to reduce the number of traffic accidents, pedestrians should be educated, but did not specify what counts should he taken, with some driven on the toad I would suggest a course in tree climbing as s good ides for thdse who must go forth afoot. 1 watched an elderly lady trying to cross Fifth East at Third booth one day. SLe would watch for a chance and then, when by all fair rules of the road she was entitled to FIRST HALF .loss in safety, would step off the ctnb to bt immediately frightened back by the blasts of auto horns tNOTE: S. of L. u Sona of Legion.)2 blows by speed fiends coming down Bacchua at July Hercules vs o. of L. Fifth East. Governor Blood u right. 2 Cyprus vs Mills at Magna July 2 What that old lady lacked was propleld Scouts July smelter vs atjparf er education. When some on teaches her to fly. aho will have a Chinaman' 8. Mills vs S. of L. at Magna July chance to cross that stmt, but not 8 Garfield July Hercules vs. Scouts at then. at Bacchua July 8. until imcltec vs Local Residents m Manhi'l Seventeen years ago, June 29. 1918 the Senate disposed of more than of appropriation bills, passing the Army bill of mote than bl2,UUO.OOO.OOU. That money was for war, death and destrncttoa, but we heard no protest! Horn bankers about loss of confidence. Today we hear bow the very foundations of our nation arc being shaken because of expenditure proposed in the next two years of (ess than $5,000,000,000 for relief of suffering end prevention of further spread of want. Why this difference ? LaVy Attend Stake" CONCENTRATES ?C irn 0 7CD People .AND outlined as present for the Fourth .m n uU J TO COM- NUMBER 7 lo) zf HELP Unexcelled Advertising Medium GARFIELD, UTAH, FRID A YUNgUT935 A AND BUILD YOUR OWN MUNITY. - men ' asks a corres-WeG" might stand the ' guts, go and get G Would it be mean to inquire bow s conventioners many of the Save read the constitution they saved to eloquently at Spnngfield' grass-root- to you. sonny it's a rare gift that I hope you'll always possess An Invitation From a round about way. I understand that Larry Johnson and Eu ;n Culleton would like to writ a column for this paper To say w ire flattered is a mild description of our feelmgsrather, flabbergasted. Al though 1 have never had th pleasure of reading any of either of these gentlemen's efforts. I have a hunch they is on of my might be good La-r- v favontt persons and I further understand that Mr Culleton is the wit of the B 8 G R R R. The sheet is youre boys up lo a certain limit. tec-n- o. n lb -- Mrs. Fnmces Nkkch Leaves To Identify: Gypsy Suspect Mrs. Frances Nicholo of Magna Wednesday was en route to Grand function, Colorado ia an attempt to identify a Mrs. John Mark suspected of being a gypsy woman who robbed Mrs. Nicbolo of $1900 on May 20 by calling at her borne to "bless" the money. The sum was part of Mrs. husband's estate. Tb gypsy woman got tb mooey, a diamond r ng and some clothing. Mil Nicbolo offered s reward for her capture. HERE and THERE IN THE NEWS of Sing Sing' Mr. Pitts, th minor leago determined that no star wdl fall Ala-ba- In the css Alabama J1 - ' - . -- 11 occupant Tfce congressman was of a taxicab that turned over tbitBe tuna. lor a mmnt be thought was taking a position o th bona. YoA Italy has barred the New. "Times'' for criticizing MutioUM. a 0 Manchester "Guardian" sona non grata and the Ro Tnbun h pondeat of the Chicago TTi been banded hi bst tor of th "War Cry" better W off Camera. 9 Town in Misso.ri bas P ia it btu.Mrt Just gStSf .for NRA bone and buggy days wdtt trf Cisioft. de- - , |