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Show • ------ .....UTAH-GRAND ~····················· LINDBERGH JOINS SELECT COMPA~JY Yale's Alumni War Memorial Dedicated COAL I llanler·Cieuer·Retter·Ne Clltdlen '1.- Bmok&--Leu Dirt-Leu Boot Lee• Slack Jut What :iou Need For The Brooder .bk J:eur Dealer Fer U 'Now Member of the "Did It I Alone" Club. , WnRhfngton.-fle did It alone I CoL ChnJ•les A. Lln<lh!'rgh hu~ Jtiiued a choice company of solo ex · Jllnrers und adv~>nturer1', becnu;;e ''he did It alone." llr. Da \'id 1-h,lugstone, Henry Stan· ley, Alt>xander Selkirk (Hoblnsnn CJ'Usoe). Capt .Joslnlfl Slocum, Capt . Hnn·y Pidgeon. l,leut. Anrtrrw S. Howuu. John Colter, llrt<l Sir Gulnhnd. llld It uloue. "Atll'enturers 'on their own' have I'UrJted tltP wot·ld's beRt ~Jm·y wreaths," suys a bulletin rrom the Beautiful Fra....-t Washington hemlqnarter~ of the ~~~ tlonnl Geographic society. FLOWERS "Davlrl Lh·ingstone steep~ In \\'e~t· Moderately Priced minster abbey hecause. trnveling by hlm:<elf. he reYealed the !{t>Ogt·aph,,· of the dnrk heart of Africn. Da,•id Liv· l\luj. Gen. Joseph '1'. Dickman, who lngstone was lost three yeur~ 1o the was affectionately known to bls men world when Henry Stunley-11lnue, ex· of the Third division, Is sending each Bel. 1131 ....... PhellelH cept for native caJTiers- t:UI through of them a personally-signed Invitation the Congo to . reach Llvingstoue at to attend their eighth annual reunion. Ujljl and lenve supplies and medical to he held In Washington Jul7 14 equipment f!ll' the mlsslonnry explorer. to li. "The solo atiYenturer who curried the 'messnge to Garcia,' lll;e Colonel Lindbergh. wore the Amerlcun uni· form. Elbert Bnhbat·d told the story which thrilled und still thrills; how the young officer on the eve of the Spanlsh·Am.el·lcan war took the mes· sage from President McKinley for the commander of the Cuban insurgents deep In the trackless forest; how he cro~;sed to Cuba, braving capture und death as a spy If cuught; how he delivered the message to General Gnrcla whlclt put hope In the henrts of Cu· bans. Sailed Around the World. "Difficulty In making a living In New England prompted Capt, Joshua Slocum to embark on an ad\·entJre par excellence. Alone he sulled the 'Spray' around the world. Lnst year Oapl Harry Pidgeon also clrcumnavl· gate<} the world in a still smaller boat, 'The Islander,' a yawl 34 teet long and lO fee.t 9 Inches on the beam. Be returned to Los Angeles, hls home port, after an absence of three yea!'s, eleven months lind thirteen days. On one leg of his voyage Captain t'ldgeon did not see a speck of land, a sail, nor the smoke plume of a steamer for ~ days. "Courage when 1t goes alone baa We will bake to your order a ever caught men's Imaginations. The early bards gave Galahad, Beowulf Weddinl', Birthday or Anni..nary CAKE and St. George, the dragon slayer, no that will delight the eye and .. tiBfy tt111 appetite weapon bearers or assi.stants. More one today and let U» convince you ot OIW abtlJtT Is the credit to the tra ~eled Gulliver, to the Connecticut Yunkee In King Arthur's court anti to .Tnck the Giant Killer, In the opln Ions ot enthusiastic readers, because they did their deeds .C3 No. Main 4828 So. State without aid. 'The boy stood on the Midvale, Utah Murra)', Utala burning deck,' and the poet, who knew the public's preference for heroes, t+++lof U+oto+++++++t++++<t+<t+><t+><t+"'+IHI+•+<.._M. .+t~~..~~Mif added, 'whence ali but he had tied.' "?tinny lone ad\·enturers have died lonely. This has been true of trail Your watch made to keep mnkers In the Middle and Far West. excellent time While Daniel Boone and David Thorup· Expert Wateb llepalrlnr son, he who mapped by himself the Arlla&le ll:IIIJ'aYIJII For country between Lake Superior and LADIES and GENTLEMEN the Pacific coust, made their <'hlet ex· Opposite City Hall peditlons with helpers, each traveled .JBWJ:LEK and OPTOMBTBIST much alone. John Colter left an es· MURRAY MurraJ, Utall tnte of $220, although he accompanied Eye& Teated GlaMM nttad Lewis and Clark and by himself dis· -, I am DeTer utlat1e4 unle.~ covered what is now Yellowstone YOU are park. Coltci:'s story shows one of the hazards of tru \'ellng alone: no one would believe his dellcriptlons ot Yel· We Collect lowstone wontlers becuuse he had no , Who Owes You? partner to confirm them. I (Bonded to the State of Utah) i J. L. ARNOLD "1n a cemetery In Shanghai stands I made sil'na before I could a solitary headstone to Frank N. ' I talk. Meyer, plant <>xplorer, who by lntro· · ducing Dew plunt varieties Into the : Phone Murray lot Mcintyre Bidg. Salt Lake City United States, did much to promote · .C970 Glenn St. Wuatc:la J.U5 American agriculture. Although Mey· MURRAY er had Chinese helr1ers he pursued o ..--·--·--·---·----·-·-·-·..--.--...~ constructive ad\'enture without white ~~~~~~;;~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~;;;;~~~;;;;~ companions and tinnily sacrificed his fi life In a Yangtze river accident. ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • "SAY IT WITH FLOWERS" J MURRAY FLORAL This Alu1111'i War memot·ial et't•ctell in tlleiiJOrl c-f tla. 233 stmleuts uull graduates who were killed In the \Yot•ld .,war was dedlc11ted as a part of the commencement exercls«>s at Yale unl\'et·sity, It is In the form of a colonnade on the south side of 1he Yule dining hall. Aho\·e Is an entabll\tnre IJearlng [IJe names of important engagements In the Wt-rld war a11cl below Is a cenotaph In the cente1· of a terr~ce. RAILROADS SPEND LARGE tlw ruited ::Statf'~ Ja,t Y<'llr umonntecl J r:-_.._._._~....,.,.....,,.....,.......,....._ •J SUMS FOR FOREST PRODUCTS to Hilt•roximutPI~· 12 per t·eut of their . total expPndit nrc~ for fuel, IIHttt•rlal><. Ullti ~nppliP~<, nr·cordlng to lnformu tiou Purchase~< ()f fort>st products, iu· furnbhrrl to tlw I•'orrst St>rvice, l:nite<l duding cro:<sti<>", hr thP ruilroads of Stntl'R DP!lllrtuwnr of Al{rit:ulture. ···················~······- YES-We do Acetylene Welding AND DON'T FORGET- We are also prepared to do Wagon Work, all kinds of Machinery Repairing and Horaeshoeing ALBERT MARRIOTT, The Eagle Observes " ' hNe are . 4 77 4 So. State Decorator - Painter - Paper Hanger Best Work Fred Carlson and Co.' ~Iurt·n,· . . City had u hlg dny Park on thr J:{t.ll. That- :\!urray <'it.'· and ll "Greater :\ful'ray League'' certain!~ mn<ll' thin!\'R hn m all the a ftt>rnoon. GUSTAV A. WELLER • ••-• ><e 'l'hut- ~'P\\' if un~· mot·r twople could ha \'<' entrred th<> pnrl> n t nh;ht. MANUFACTURED and RENOVATED Phone Murray 335 We Have the proper Feeds and Sup· plies for you ' ' Thut - ~lurray at Lowest Prices tlw polit it·inns t lw 48U South State Street r • ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~H Murray Feed Store ..\SDI<~RSON & BROWN, Props. I Phone Murray 431 MUTUAL COAL PAINT and KINDLING WOOD The hasel>all gllntl' wus 11 H•nl :'\ot OY<'r nntil the last iun- Tllat- 'l'hl• ehiltlren !I!Hl oh.h•r folks ur(' hadug 11 grent time ut ~lniTIQ' ~ Park swimming pool. !_I HAY, GRAIN AND POULTRY FEED !_I . IIJ 4870 South State '!'batthriller. lng. 1.1 IIJ ~ '!'hut - You <'lln not ht•at tlw watrr horseR ut tht• dty )loo1. 'l'hn t ·You should hear t.hP hancl eon· <'f'rts enr·h flntnnlny nigltt. They HJ'l• hettrr HHtl hetter. 'l'hnt- .\ fort~·-t wo lallJ in >I thirt~ . .-,ix sult lllllokes a g-r<>nt t•omhinntion, Thn t· - .-\ trip arotmtl :\lnrru~· brings to th<> l•iy<' mauy 111t'antiful sights in II!WIIS 1\lltl g-nrclens or "Ph'!Hlitl f!O\V(>l'S. 90 Per Cent- of Your Food Bills Saved by Proper Refrigeration Your Family's Health Preserved by Keeping Foods at Right Temperature I. LESTER • Office- 6500 State Street RESIDENCE PHONES: Midvale 175-J 445 ..........................................................,. 45th SOUTH GARAGE Expert Automobile Repairina Carburetor and Ignition Adjustments Packard and Reo Experience Phone Murray 337 Cliff Sim.-oa, Prop •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• . .. Thn t-:"":\ftlrray is C'IHnint~; to tlw front in thl' el!g la~· ing t•ontest for thl' (nt<>r· mountain ni~trkt . '!'hat- -Now iR thr t imP to he~in a saYing fun<l for Chri4mns. The ~ca ~on of hnrhtl{ will ,. 0011 he llerP. ARTIFICIAL• ) That :\Iunny City won ~pecial mf'ntion in th e Better liOIII<'~ t'ont<>st tbb ~'t'll r . Ll't'~ win II )Wb<:P IH'X( tim(>. Thttt -·Automobile tH'<'itlents to he in('reasing. He r·urt>ful. • This Is Electric Fan Time We Have Them Brinton Electric Co. Electric Equipment of All Kinds at Money Saving Prices Murray, Utah Phone 106 THIS IS THE TIME To Prepare Your Pullets For the Fall and Winter Seaaon claY~'! Py¥++++++++¥¥¥¥¥+++++++++¥~ MA~ESSES _..._ 1 PHONE MURRAY 422 Opposite City Hall Murray, Utah ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Plain and Ornamental Pastry Midvale Bakery ....... TOM KAROS Expert Shoe Shining J. P. O'BRIEN, Opt.D. o·-·-·- ·-·-·-·-·- Money for Bad Debts SIGNS I Bonded Adjustment Bureau I Alone In China. _ •·out tn China at the present time , , . Is Dr, Joseph nock, who prefers to TJ1at- ( ont<>nted t·nln>~ llrP SHI(I to tra~l alone His 11a zard ous Journeys • • ·~ • he fouu11 111 stlk tHIWIHlt~r~. to Tibet and Yunnan have yielded, among othe,r tlods, the fruit ot the 11lllt- I-'iJ·p-alnrmR lin' frettlll'nt now. chaulmoogra tree, which has been Dt·.1· WPntht>r mnk<>~ t'Hre u U('('('R.<ity, found to cure leprosy. When Penry discovered the North pole he had the 'i'J,Utt - LOVl' Will fiutl II Wit,\' an<) Eskimos with him, but he wns the only white man to stand on top ot the ~ometinws it is a WPigh too .mut'h. earth I :'\otr tlw . re<ludng <leYiet's for ::mit'. "Alexander Selkirk's true story proved so pathetically lonesome that Thnt- Fll{gR nre tlesit·nhle if fresh Danlt•l Defoe tountl It necessary to hut not ,;o with chl<'kl'nR. (ive him that fictional compnn!on, Good Man Friday, when he wrote 'Robl,nson Crusoe,' Selkirk, t11e real That--Barbers still a!l,·or•nte thP Crusoe, had a misunderstanding with theory of room at the top. the captain under whom he sailed and asked· to be put . off on uninhabited That- If you I01·e i\Iurrny buy . some Juan Fernandez island near the Chll· of It Is n g-ood slogan. ean coast. Here British sailors from the 'Duke' found him tour years later, 'I'hat-:\Iurl'ny .• an<l tlw white way scarcely able to talk, surrounded by pet goats, parrots and vate. Be was are g-oing to he n great pnir. dressed In · the skins of goats which . l\lurray I" hn\'ing the kin<) of weath· he was able to catcll by his amazing fleetness. · A bronze tablet on the er that n nRwers the quPstion: "'hy is Island now marks 'Selkirk Lookout.' a Root Beer Stnnd? "One nonstop solo trip, not as long as that from New York to Paris, to b . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. be sure, but equally as famous, was made between Boston and Lexington by another hero who traveled alone, Paul Revere." THAT SUMMER FROCK Will last longer and be more wearable if DRY CLEANED instead of being tubbed A·l CLEANING a DYEING 00. MarraJ, Utah 4809 South State Murr&J 31 Up-2-Date Bakery Styles Move Eastward San Fruncisco. -Shoe styles In California are six months ahead and by t:te time the mode::~ have f'eached the Atlantic coast Californians are wear· ing something el~e. asserts A. H. Geutlng or Philadelphia, president of the NationAl Shor netnllers' aJSOcta· tloD, Btlllling 1Jnuitatinns lfr(l(ltug 1\nnnuurrmrnts. Brblliug lrrrptinn C!!arbs .At l;nntt Q!.arlls, Jltttption anll &oritty Qlulls &ympatlru .Arknnwltllguttnts, llirt4 .Aunounttmtnts. £tr. art :Printtll nn lftuiJ <&railt &totlt null lftg!J Qila.aa •nrkmmls~tp at tlJt £aglr OOfftrr ('rnrgt A. 3JeukiuJ MORTICIAN & LICENSED EMBALMER Tenderly Serving These 14 Years. A complete funeral for $50.00 or $75.00 An exceptionally fine funeral for $100.00. I invite you to investigate the high quality of these funerals. 4760 South State Street. Phone Murray 50 • |