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Show GYM EQUIPMEfiT : REftf FOR USE Everything for the Physical Education Educa-tion of the Utah Copper Family Now In Gemmell Memorial Gym-' Gym-' ,. nasium, ' -V" - During the week just closing, the paraphernalia M the Robert C. Gemmell Gem-mell Memorial Club House Gymnasium Gymnas-ium has been installed and everything every-thing obtainable for the physical education ed-ucation of the great Utah Copper family has been purchased. Cage Balls, Volley Balls, Basket V Balls, Boxing Gloves, Wrestling Mats and Parallel Bars have been installed, and all member have accessibility to all equipment. From time to time new equipment will b added until the ' . ' Robert C. Gemmell Gymnasium will be the most complete in the state. i With' the. installing of the new material ma-terial for: the gym, it may be well ; while on the subject of the Gemmell ' ; Memoriil Club to state that many - : have asked the writer, and others, what benefits they would derive from the one dollar, which is the monthly dues. , How a sane person can expose his ignorance in such a manner is beyond comprehension. If there was ever a more worthy place to invest a hundred hun-dred cents, than the Gemmell Memorial, Me-morial, we have failed to see it. As an illustration, since the inception incep-tion of the Club, there has been one! . athletic program and one dance. Where, pray, cduld either one be furnished fur-nished for less than the one simoleon? For a person to even hesitate in joining the Gemmell Memorial Club, is beyond the question of a doubt, not the matter of dollars and cents, but a most wonderful display of undiluted un-diluted ignorance. If Bingham Canyon DID NOT have a place such as the Gemmell Memorial club for the workers of the . camp, there would be a howl from J the radicals, a howl that all the men , of the camp do is work, with no ; place for recreation. Now the place ' l ian n yct-e ignorant Jail tcCTate advantage of the . greatest workingman's club house in the west, if not in the entire country. One of the so-called wise guys who couldn't get it through his head why the workers had to pay, when the Utah Copper had plenty of money. . Perhaps they have plenty of money, perhaps not. (They never did tell us what they were worth), but the fact remains that the fairies did not build the magnificent structure. Fairies Fair-ies as we have been told, hold forth '.. in the valleys and dells, and even an cient history fails to. reveal where i, " there were any fairies on the side of a mountain or in a mining camp. The building did not grow, and the materials ma-terials for the edifice were not donated do-nated by the Red Cross. Why, pray, should the workers of the Utah Copper refuse to assist in the upkeep of the greatest boon to Bingham workmen that has ever hit the town? And we are not exceptionally excep-tionally bright either. |
