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Show r f, 0 sj. J1A. A COMMTTNTTV TTjftrrTrrnrrTmv Most Popular Place In Town They Say Granite Plans Vorlr Jr At Cyprus addition of two rooms to Wilson school were Lhe Woodrow board J:ed by the Granite district Bids for a meeting of education following Dr. Calvin S. Smith Monday night. advertise for the vai instructed to and to offer the contract with- bids 10 days. The board also approved plans to Mter the stage at the Cyprus junior high school at Magna, to be used in shower room and dressing room. os o Future entertainments of the conducted high school will be high school auditorium. junior at the Smith Invited the board to completed WPA Inspect recently the Cyprus include They projects. high school. Holladay and Madison school auditorium. Dr. superintendent was authorto sell the old Bacchus school to the L D S. church for $550 and to purchase additional property adjacent to the Cyprus school for $1500. The ed Long Time County LOGAN During the present hot spell, the new swimming pool has been the most attractive and popular place In town and many are availing themselves of the opportunities of the pooL Every day brings it bathers. EmployeDieslF DaughtersHome EDITORIAL Isnt that a nice item of news above? Magna, too, can have its own swimming pool, thanks to the efforts expended by a group of community and civic minded residents. However, more contributions are needed to reach the goal to construct the pool. If you have not already done so, please hand your contribution to T. A. Marsh, treasurer, today, and Insure the success of this project. Robert B. Bradford Dies Unexpectedly Monday In Salt Lake City Robert Boyles Bradford, 63, well known and highly regarded resident of Magna for many years, died Monday at the home of his daughter Mrs- - Wanda Dokas, in Salt Lake Today and I Any inventive young man who thinks there are no opportunities left might look into the problem of making an 'engine which will use less fuel then the one now In use, to do the same amount of work. There is no engine made, steam, gas or Diesel, which usee even a quarter of the possible power held In the fuel it useaf.An engine which would cut down, tbt fuel load of an or run an autoairplane by a mobile twice aa far, would make Its Inventor one of "Uie worlds richest thl, r Well Known Granger Man To Be Feted OnSOth Birthday GIVEN LEVY TAX Copper Company Workers Die From Injuries Suffered Saturday Two employes of the Utah Copper company, died Sunday of burns suffered Saturday when a lightning bolt struck a few feet from the copper company pumping station In which they were working at Magna. The two were Henry Curtis Sorenson, 24. 461 First Avenue and John Dlnnan Spelrs, 24, 252 Fifth East street, 8alt Lake City. The accident occurred during the height of the storm which, struck The Central Utah late Saturday- lightning bolt, it was reported, carried Into the pumphouse and Into the machinery with which the two men were working. Death, their attending physician reported, was caused by burns which covered their bodies. Taken to St Mark's hospital after administration of first aid at Magna, they were reported to be In "critical condition until time of death. Magna Library Committee Reports Increase In Books ou ht f.-e- e l 1936 levy- - Granite to raise The entire in- The total levy for the school district 1? 12.35 mills, an estimated $735,467. crease appears In the levy for support and maintenance purposes. F G. Burton, cleric of the Grani- te board of education, On Law Violators The local sherrlffs office continued their drive on law violators during the week by making several arrests, bringing the offenders to speedy trial, in efforts to have the town free from law violation Everet Kelly, John Lennord, 24, both of Salt Lake City, were caught in the act of kicking glass out of a window in the Walker Drive Inn Service station, preparatory to entering, by Deputy Sheriffs P. A. Hanks, who was passing there. They plead guilty Monday and were sentenced to six months in the Fair-bour- county Jail. s.-o-o ne Hlg-glna- on I SHORT I ARTIST good-humor- ed I the two man turned out In fine style for their second scheduled match. The two golf medals that will adorn the watch fobs of the winners, will be hotly contested for with all the teams playing tight golf. Three players turned in their best scores of the season which shows that the boys really mean it. Team standings: Tuesday evening teams won 4, l06t 0. won 4, lost 0. The following have won three hes and lost one: e, Barton-Larso- Ridd-Lot- n, SandaU-Ribott- t, and 27 July with the Corfleld-Hatfiel- Jones-Ridg- vs. vs. e on. vs. Rdd-Lo- tt Maish-Quay- on L will be the next matches lineup like this: d le Ensign-Ander-t- on I I AT - s MISHAPS Lars- Schultz-Bi- ll el Larson. vs. Sandal -- Ribo-tto. Barton-Ab- I s matc- o, Packard-Mitchel- ot ar Wallacc-Wimm- vs. er Cromar- - Chnstenren. vs. Packard-Mi- t- chell ld Stewart Nay lor vs. -- Garslde-Jac- k Johnson Janne-De- Johnson vs. Magleby b Garfield. The pairings for the July leg are announced with the following mat- -. ,es scheduled on the successive ales named: First round, July 22 26. second round, July 27 to 30; round, July 31 to August 3 T and finals, August 4 to 7. Rue Packard vs- - Art Marsh; Har-- 7 Lott vs. Curly Sandall; Clem nes vs Harry Quayle; Tony Lew-v- s Keith Barton; Jack Johnson Heber Garside; Ray Corfleld, A. nslgn and Abe Larson drew byes. s- - has been received that entries In the National the Ama-sectio- qualifying have been Pted and they are to report at Douglas on July 27 to compete the qualifying round. le coal-fire- ge th Editors Mail -4, ( FOR ld ns means menfk f Club h- - Re to- - that the Utah Cop- - has been accepted as a of the United States Oolf ation, a dream of rears Ior Ed Kingsley In that hf Play 10 wln Zrt th National Amateur, the aoctlonal ff f i qualify-ta- L elas of course, but PredlCt a very lnnwlChRmplon Ed "Ktngflsh" "e mast coveted golf tourn-- y 10 be United States. P1 ld " s F i r d; affine, fc, ( ; - submitted the levy. Marsh-Quayl- ! JAY - JiIyil-Bheramn- Monday approved the 1037 tax levy for the Granite school district, which is an increase of 1.25 mills over the Continues Drive Pete Shields of Tooele was arrested for being drunk and disturbing the The Magna Public Library compeace. His trial will be held July mittee reports a tremendous Increase 22, In Justice Parley Olsen's court. In circulation of books, since new shelon books have been placed the Dick Felt. 23. and George Lee, 33. ves. both of Salt Lake City, were arMiss Sarah Guernsey, librarian, rested by the local sheriffs office reports to the committee that while for miscellaneous mischief after they the library Is open at all times to broke light globes and fixtures those wishing to look up references the town. Trial was held Monor use the reading table, library hours day morning In Judge Olsen's court are Tuesday, Friday and Saturday, and the men fined $5.00. from 4:00 until 6:00 p- - m. In the afternoon and from to p. m. In the evening, for those wishing FINAL RITES HONOR to take books from the library. ChildLYMAN DEA ren are asked to please Come In the afternoon as much as possible. A limited number of high school girls Funeral services for Jay Lyman will be given cards for work to be Dea, son of Robert done inthe library !! they will ap- -' and Hannah LaVon Singleton Dea of Magna, were held Saturday at 1 ply to Miss Guernsey. p. m. in the Magna L. D. 8. ward A request is made by the commitwith Bishop Edwin Dimond tee to those holding books that are chapel conducting. The infant died Thurslong past due, to please return them In a Balt Lake City hospital. as it is most Inconvenient to be com- day 1 The Salt Lake County commlssioi Sheriffs Office standing member of the democratic ; party here. He had been a teamster where petroleum knows Nobody and a road supervisor for Salt Lake came from jn the. first place. ScienCounty for the past forty-eigare divided as to whether It Is years. He was retired In January of tists still manufactured by nature, being this year. Mr. Spelrs died at 6:25 p. m. Mr. deep under ground. Some believe It Mr. Bradford was bom September comes from aai-jiaand vegetable Sorenson died at 10:05 p. m. Mr. Sorenson was the son of Mr. 10, 1875, In Salt Lake City a son of deposits buried countless millions of Mrs. Henry C. Sorenson of and About that Larkin H. and Annie Davis Bradford. years ego. $he only thlpgs ly all his life. seems certain Is, that there Is oil Smlthfield and had been employed are his Mrs. Surviving widow, Fannie Mr. Fairboume was bom the day the Utah Copper Company since K- Williams Bradford, Magna; a son, to be found almost everywhere In by Johnsons army came through the his graduation from the University If after It one bard the goes world, Roland G. Bradford, Hawthorne, pass at the time of the large celeof Utah school of engineering with California.; four daughters, Mrs enough. bration and Pioneer day. the class of Utah U IioUon the discovery . AngelesrC;al-- 4 Hehasalway5beenr prominently if.; Mrs. Annie Williams, Magna; in England was announced- - How State Agricultural college at Logan identified in Granger activities and Mrs. Theora for two years before enrolling at the Craim, Hawthorne, Cal- much the supply may be Is not yet is regarded for his cheery humor, if.; and Mrs. Dokas, Salt Lake City; known. It would not be surprising to universitygenerosity and splendid example of two sisters, Mrs. Clara of oil discoveries at the North hear He was active in Boy Scout activiEgbert, Salt fatherhood. His wife died seventeen Lake City and Mrs. Pearl B. Cooper, Pole or In equatorial Africa. ties, In 1932 being one of 52 youths years ago. Geologists are now convinced that in the United States to receive the Ruth, Nevada; four brothers, LarThe twin baby was born February pelled to contact each person holdoil underlies a large part of Florida. Harmon kin and Pinis J. Mr. Fairboume is the father of Bradford, Ruth award for out- ing such books. In the past week a 26, 1936 In Salt Lake City. scholarship the following children: Joseph T., Nevada; Charleses. Bradford, Los Two or three big oil companies have standing service as a scout At the number cf books have been placed Surviving are his parents and two taken oil leases on millions of seres time he received the sward he was on George W and William H., all of Angeles and Arlie R. Bradford, Magthe "dime table, meaning that brothers, Robert and a twin, Kay of Florida land, and at least one well a member of troop 54, Cache Valley any of these books may be taken for Dea- Bacchus; Mrs. Mae Lloyd, Mrs- Lyle na and seven grandchildren- , Is In process of drilling. With Flor council, of which he was assistant ten cents a week. The passing of Mr. Bradford leaves Warr, Mrs. Ella Orr and Abner Interment was in Wasatch Lawn Lou- . . .. and Texas near .. Ida's . .. neighbors, ' of Granger, Mrs. YA11 Aa-- v a buriar parkr Fior- The following have been placed modt orMurrayrMrs. Erma Hang never be quite replaced. He was ex lstanarproducih" WWhrnot The sincere sympathy of the comSurviving are his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Sorenson of Smith-fiel- the last week. The Drift Fence, Pek- munity Is extended to the bereaved er. Glen and Thomas Fairboume of ceedingly well known here, having ida? ing Picnic, Wind Song, Here are My family. his widow, Mrs. Wanda Salt Lake City, Harvey Fairboume supervised the construction and Windmills Sorenson of Salt Lake City; People, Come and Oet It, Personaliand Minnie Hanger of Hunter. He maintenance of roads ' for many The cheapest natural power to a daughter, Mary Alice Sorenson; ty Pointers, Ive Been To London, iHmiiiiiimiimtiiiifimuiiiiiMiiiiiHi also has fifty grandchildren and years, rain or shine. His stocky figIs the wind. The only reaharness three sisters, Ruby Sorenson of Og- Rose Dee prose, Mary, Queen of Scotseventeen great grandchildren. ure, with an ever present CHANGE son wind power is not used more is den, Mrs. Stella Burnham of Spo- land and the Isles, and The Wedsmile, ready to aid all, was cannot be relied on to blow kane, Washington and Mrs. LaVell ding. All of the books are by well it that WORDS FROM THE OWLETS familiar to everyone. CAUGHT steadily in most places. Even Holl- Johnson of Delta; two brothers, known and popular writers, Mr. Bradford was largely instruland of windmills, Is replacing Leon and Randall 8orenson, both of is Invited to use the libEveryone and, "For my part, I have always thot mental in procuring and maintainOWN GAME them with Diesel engines where conrary. that, making all due allowances for ing splendid roads for this vicinity. tinuous pumping operations are nec- Smlthfield. ' was The to a taken body Logan differences of education and up- It has been often said that the roads essary. mortuary. They walked Into the office E Japanese Visit Mills bringing and country, Stanley Bald- never suffered from lack of ImproveMany windmills of a new type are The son of Mr. and Mrs. John D. with a swagger and almost E as win comes nearest to Abraham Lin- ments long as Bob Bradford was seabeing erected along the Atlantic K. Sasaki, managing director of Speirs of Tooele, Mr. Spelrs Is surcontempuous looks on their E coln. Prime Minister Chamberlain. in charge. board. Atop of a light steel tower vived by his parents and his widow, the Mitsubishi faces. The evident leader of E ! ! of ! Mr. Bradford was truly a family Mining Company Is mounted a fan like airplane proMrs. Lahotna Spelrs" of Salt Lake Japan and D. Miyak, the pair, a short, dapper fel- - E of engineer Sophistication in college girls Is man and a true father. He possessed attached to a little electric Citythe company, were visitors Tuesday low, nattily dressed in a light S a thin and transparent things. J. a generous, thoughtful nature that peller, also at the top of the generator The body was taken to Tooele, at the Utah Copper Company's Argrey suit, addressed me with Howard Howson, professor of Vas-sa- r. was evidenced at all times, making tower. When the wind blows, current where funeral services and Inter- thur and Magna Mills. "Yuh got any cardboard, sis- - E visited friends no They and , enemies. is generated to light a house or run ment will be held. while his companion E the mine at Bingham Monday. ter? farm machinery, and the unused seemed to.be making a com- - E surplus is stored in batteries against plete inventory of the office E the day the wind doesnt blow. FORMER MAGNA GIRL WINS FAME IN E and shop with his eyes. It looks to me like a very econom- CARNIVAL FOLLOWER GIVEN SENTENCE I said yea, telling him the E NATIONAL SOARING (GLIDER) CONTEST ical way to get power on a smallas FOR ROBBERY OF MAGNA size and colors we stocked the scale, though not as picturesque HOME, HOTEL cardboard. The first man said, the huge windmills with their can"Well take a sheet, sister, any E Mrs. Louis Harper, formerly Miss vas sails which used to stand on the color. 5 Ray Jenson. 40, carnival follower Louise Macklin, daughter of Mr. and LIONS COMMEND headlands of the New England LOCAL YOUNG He handed me a 110.00 bill E of the Yellowstone Shows, which Mrs. Henry Macklin of Magna, tocoast. aa I preferred the cardboard E operated in Magna during the past OFFICERS OF gether with her husband, was a HURT PEOPLE to him. I gave him $4.90 In E was found guilty of robbery in week, prominent member of the CalifornCosts silver and a $5.00 bill. His com- - E here Hotel the and 14, Grand UNIT July RECREATION ia delegation at the National SoarIN On the face of it. It seems as U 5 months sentence In the Salt said, "What did yuh panlon given ing contest (glider) at Elmira, New water power, sun power and wind ten-spthat was arrested by Jenson Lake for, pal? jjj Jail. change In i the York, first week July, from of the splendid power must be the cheapest ways owed this I office. local sufyou re- - E the dollar, you sherrlffs In Caren 17, recognition Although Conradson, Magna, information received here. Mr. and Paul Schultz, to generate power. In the days when fered a fractured left arm; her sis- not employed by the carnival, he member, and handed over a E Mrs- - Harper reside In Hollywood, work accomplished by silver dollar to the evident E of the Community Recrea labor was cheap and there were no ter, Louise, 19, cut head, Sunday nite followed them from town to town. California, and are visiting now at president other officers and taxes to speak of on invested capital, In a two-cboss, who then turned to me E Association, collision at Redwood tional the Macklin home. is Jenson admitted he had entered and said, "Yuh got another E baseball group In winning the first that was true. Today It generally South street road and Twenty-fir- st three hotel rooms and taken dresses, fiver for this silver, sister?" E Oreen-halg- h, Elmer Fourteen other members of their half of the Industrial league, the fol- not the esse. Their companions kodaks, alarm clocks, shirts and ties. The interest and taxes on most snd I turned back to get a 18, suffered a cut head and group Journeyed across the conti- lowing letter Is made public by the water power developments, exoept Clyde Donkley, 155 North Mam Everything was recovered but one fiver" for him. Lions Club: nent to attend the Eighth annual Magna-Garfiealarm clock and one kodak. few specially favored by nature, street Salt Lake a I handed him his paper bill E a national soaring contest. fractured City, July 9. 1937 like Niagara, usually come to more left arm. for my silver, where-- E mawaiting one Donkley, driving He also entered the E. R. Dimond Mrs. Harper has been married a Mr. taul Schultz, president than the upkeep and operation of a chine, collided with a car driven by he exclaimed, "I believe E upon home on 2nd East street July 14 Association d power plant. Dr-- Abbot, year and has pleaded with her hus- Community Recreational IH take that $10 back again E Roy Pulley, 21, 56S North Third and obtained several dresses and famous scientist, who heads the West street Salt Lake band to permit her to pilot a glider. Magna, Utah in exchange for these two E City, officers cash. The dresses were recovered-JensoSchultz: Mr. Smithsonian Institution, has in- said. Is Mr. a veteran Dear Harper Although fives," laying the five dollar E for also was this arrested vented and built an engine which of seven years experience In motorbill I had given him on top of E directors The girls are reported in a good charge and hearing was waived. He Congratulations to you, of the from heat power less flight, he has turned a deaf ear generates own $5.00 bill. ' his E was bound over to the District of the Community Re- the sun. It works but so far the cost condition. to Mrs. Harper's appeals. However, and officers answered I back, Oh. no E on wax your will at a oourt. held Association 19, be and trial Hunter, Blackett, Harvey creational makes it probably it he has relented, since seeing other you wont, until I get the $5 E the of building a car which collided with a later date for him on the Dimond splendid achievement of winning more expensive to operate than a driving silver. Now get out of here E youn women participating. In Industrial League, bicycle, piloted by Walter Johnson, case. fust half of the steam engine. stuff E with that short-chanJackson of The 14, youth Murrey. You are to be highly commended We may some day learn how to call the sheriffs of- - E before I occurshock. In The accident work advertising suffered MIDVALE OUSTS -upon this fine Firemen Name Delegates S put the power of the atom, or the flee.". South and State cur communities and we want to cosmic ray to work. But the out- red at Forty-eighas If this pair, who seems To State It Convention and 5-to street. recognize MAGNA, 4 SUN. be one of the first and other mem- look for getting power absolutely were later identified as being congratulate you without cost Is not very bright, so with the Yellowstone carnival, E to Firemen's State the have who Delegates association bers of your far. A three-ru- n The had tried the same trick at E Midvale at uprising In the sevenConvention August this labored In promoting th Inning enabled Midvale to record unseUlthly other local places of business, E were named Monday night by Salt a 5 to 4 victory over the Magna fine victory. Lake County Fire Department No. including Cornets store and E EMPLOYES VOTE ON U. 8. 8. Saratoga that ElThe Fountain. Garfield club here Sunday In an in 2 Amel such James Include to enterprises Duke, It is through Bremton, Wash. over LAGOON The whole procedure was Veri A. Haws, J. E. Huff, with UTAH der, 1937 teresting fracas. we can put Magna-Garfie- ld 14. July O. C. Finley and Dell Shepplck as very smoothly accomplished E our surrounding districts and let Dear Miss Nielson: The defeat was the ' first in the to is Magna-Garfieand done so quickly that It E FIELD alternates. DAY orknow that COPPER Utah to Due in a the ship's change second half race for the Millmen, Our could readily confuse anyone. E Monlocality. a call answered firemen The an ganization and divisional members, defending league champions, and the Lions Club, whose motto is "Service, The men were evidently ex- - S day at the home of Floyd Hanks, will you please change A. B. Wor-thefirst of the season for Lefty Leif ser-t- o By an overwhelming vote, employin efforts flue. defective a perts at the trick, doing it so E caused your chimney to by the 14th address from the fully appreciates ees of the Utah Copper Company i Erickson. such clean, in It short our citizens easily and with apparent sin- - E The firemen extinguished as the site for the 12th? ving E Iected Lagoon Young Fred Sanford, limited the cerity that one could be out $5 wholesome sport for such reasonable annual Utah Copper Field day, to When my present subscription runs time. Only $3.00 damage resulted. visitors to seven hits and after a our realized trick. the he before in cementing much me as I will be very cost. It does be held during the second week of out, plesse notify shaky first inning settled down and towns together in Mr. and Mrs- - J. H. Ferris, Mr. snd feeling of good to renew It. I enjoy the paper will be date glad definite The iiiiiiiifiiiiiiimiiiiiimiiimiiiiiiiiiiiii clinIn the ball August pitched airtight Mrs. Charles Log gin of Portland, much. very fe.lowship and friendliness. word from given later, pending ches. Mrs. Kenneth Reid has returned Oregon and Mrs. Lona Bruner were Thank you. A triple by A1 Drake, a walk to home after spending a month visitMrs. on Once more, the heartiest congratof dinner guests Thursday B. A (Bert) Worthen choice of Lagoon or the local and friends in Wlnat-che- e, relatives Mrs. Is Mrs. ProvoVaughn and singles by Darrell Day ulations for such fine results, U- - 8. 8. ing Olbby of Gibby Saratoga. 12 Dlv. community park was given to the and Frank Reading produced three . . Sincerely yours, Washington. Ferriss mother, Calif. San Pedro, men. Lions Club- runs for Midvale In the big Magna-Garfieby his children, grandchildren n. GRANITE DISTRICTS Newspaper columns constitute the greatest courts of public opinion and newspaper space Is the most effective and least expensive medium of advertising, men of the west were told recently. "Newspapers have done a good job ofa"dverUalng and of building up prestige for themslves, but they have not adequately promoted newspaper space as an ad-v- ei Using medium, said William A. Thomson of New Canaan, director of the Bureau of Advertising up prestige for themselves. Publishers Association, at the annual convention of the Pacific Advertising Clubs Association In Salt Lake City recently. By lightning h City. Mr. Bradford's death was due to heart ailment, caused by asthma. He and his esteemed wife had beery men. planning to leave for Hawthorne, News comes from England that a California, where their only son, young man has Invented a motor Roland and a daughter reside, to car engine which does not deposit make their home. Practically all carbon-o- n cylinder walls or spark preparations were completed when plugs. A motorcycle ran 75 miles on Mr. Bradford was stricken. It was a That gallon with this engine. thought that he would be able to young man Is on the right track. relelf In a different climate yivj get The surest road to success Is not Joseph Watson Fair bourne, who be relieved of his suffering. in discovering something new, but will be 80 years old July 24, will be Mr. Bradford was very prominent in finding ways to do old things feted at a family reunion Saturday in political circles, being an out- cheaper, qulcksr or better, afternoon at his home In Granger, and A luncheon, proSafety glass was ordered lnstal'ed in all buses used by the district tor gram and games will be features. Mr. Fairboume, who was bom in transportation of chUdren to school-Dr- . Smith reported that all but 10 Murray, is a well known Granger resident and also acquainted In surof the buses are already equipped with the glass. rounding vicinity. He has been a blacksmith in Granger for practical- Tolilenllit Tomorrow Engtns Advertising Most Effecive in. 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