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Show .I:' .- ~ .... : ..... - -- -. ------·~ liNDBERGH ·JOINS SELECT COMPAtJY Yale's Alumni War Memorial . Dedicated ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• UTAH-GRAND ' l COAL . I . Ranler·Cieuer·R•tter-Ne Cllllbn Leu Smote-Leu Dlrt-r... Boot Leu Slack Now Member of the "Did It Alone" Club. This Aluuu •i \\'ar memorinl erected in nJeHJory pf tht. 2:l3 stulleuts null graduates who were killed In the World war was dedicated as a part of the commencement t!Xercises ut Yule unl\'ers!ty. It h in the form of a colonnade ou the south side of the Yule dluiug hall. Al!oYe is un entnblntnre bearing the uumcs of Important engage· meuts In the \V('rld war au<l below Is a cenotutlll iu the center of u terral·e. RAILROADS fSPEND L,\RGE SL'MS I''OK FOREST PRODUCTS to npproximutPiy 12 t•er ('PUt of their totnl ('XIl<'IHlitnrt'>< for fuel, matPrinl~. :11111 l<U[lPiie~. at•corcling- to information products, in · fmnisht>ll to tiH' Fore~! H!'nil'e, l'nit<·<l I•urchase~ of forest rnilroads of Htutes J)ppart mPllt of A!!ril-ult urP. tilt> loy t•luding cro~;~ti<'lS, The Eagle ......... ................. YES-We do Acetylene Welding Observes AND DON'T FORGET~ We are also prepared to do Wagon Work, all kinds of Machinery Repairing and Horseshoeing \\'here art> <ltly., ; 4 774 So. State ALBERT MARRIOTT, st> tlw puliti!'hllls tho• 'l'hat- :\Iurray Cit~· hnd 11 hig day. nl ,\ fnrray P:11·k on thP l:H.!i. P¥¥¥¥¥+¥+++++++++++¥+¥+++++ . --·---·---·---·--·--·-··.& <-.,.---·---·--...·-...----·--·---·--......-...---·--·--·---·--...·--··..--·--· . That- FP\V if an~· mm·p P<.'oplP. '"nltl lluvr f'Ht!'r<.'!l thr park at ni;:ht. Decorator - Painter - Paper Hanaer ~ MATTRESSES MANUFACTURED RENOVATED Best Work Lowest Prices 'l'hat-:\Inrrar ('ity 1111\1 II "Urf'IHPI' :\lurruy I.eu.gtw" I'Prtainly mao.l•• things hum ull thP aflPrrwon. GUSTAV A. WELLER 4864 South State Street Phone Murray 335 •a I ·-·- ••t-a-•-••••-·-·-·-·-•-• -•• I ·-·-·-·-·- -·-. '1~~lffiBffiOO~~m~l~l~:~~~~~~3mB~[!H~!H~~~~~~tiffi~~l~l Tluit - 'l'llP l11lsPhull ~ume wus 11 reul .thrlll!•r. ::'\ot ov<'r until the last iun: ing. 14: Murray Feed Store ANDI'~RSON 4870 South State 'l'lmt- 'l'hl' o-hlldn'n and old<.' r folks are hn\'in~ a great time nt :\lnrrny l'o rk swhumim; pool. & BROWN, Pro118. Phone Murray 431 'l'hnt- Yon o·an not hPnt til•· water horses ut tlw city pool. HAY, GRAIN AND POULTRY FEED- -- MUTUAL COAL '!'bat - Yon shonl!l ho•:U' t.he hanoi ('011· <'Nts etll•h Hnturola~· nl~ht. 'J'hP'.· a n• !Jetter uml. better. 1 ! 'l'hut ·.\ forty-two lad~· in u thirty~ix snit runkl'>< a greut l'omhinntion. PAINT and KINDLING WOOD 'l'hnt- .-\ trip tu·omHl :\ftHTUY hrings to tlw E~·e many ,lot'ltntifnl ><ights in lawns unll !{llr«lt>u~ or spl!'lHlid fluw('rH. spe!'inl That-- :\Iunay City won mention in tJ1p BPtter Horn"" eoj.ltest thb .n•nr. · Let'~ win a prir.p 1wxt limP. 90 Per Cent of Your Food Bills Saved by Proper Refrigeration · '· That- :\fnrruy iS·<·omin~ to thP front in the rg-~ laying I'Ontest for thl.' Intt>rllll!llntain D!~trict. Your Family's Health Preserved by Keeping Foods at Right Temperature I. LESTER 'l'hat - Now ~~ tlw tintt' to brg!n 11 sl)ving fund for C'hrL"tnuts. The Aea· son of hn>ing ~ill ~oon hr herp . ARTIFICIAL• Office - sr<•m Thnt-.Antomohile uecldPnt,.; to l•e incren><ing. Be <·nrefnl. · ·· · · , , ~a lYe:-< are said to 'llutt- ( outpntcd . . lw fonnd Ill s1lk nmv•uln~·s. frequent now. <''~~'" a nP<'f'~,lt~· . ' 1'hat- Loq• will find a \\'H~' and Rometim••s it is 11 wo•igh too nmi·h. :\'otp the rednl'ing devkes for ~ul<.•. 'l'hat- l'in•-niHrms Dry wpufhN mnkPs 6500 State Street RESIDENCE PHONES: Midvale 175-J ·······················•••+••·······················~ 45th SOUTH GARAGE Expert Automobile Repairin1 UI'P 'J'hnt-E;;-gs are desiruhle if fresh hut not so with chlekPn~. That~Batbers still advoc·ute U•eory of room at the top. Carburetor and Ignition Adjustments Packard and Reo Experience Cliff Simpaoa, Prop Phone Murray 337 •+++• ++++t'"++++++++++++++++t+II+II+I++++I+II+II+I+++H......t thE' 1'hat-H you love Murray lmy some or it Is a good slogan. 'l'hat-:Uurruy and the white· way nro golog to be a great. pull-. . :\furrny is hn\·iu~ the kind of weather. thn t nnRWPI'S the q\le~Jtion : Wlly I!! Jl Root Beer S tou<l ? This Ia h+••·········d THAT SUMMER Electric Fan Time FROCK We Have Them Will last longer and be .more ·wearable if Brinton Electric Co. DRY CLEANED instead of being tubbed A-1 CLEANING a DBING CO• Electric Equipment of AU Kinds at Money Saving Prices Phone 186 Murray, Utah MarraJ, Utah · 4909 South State • Murray S1 Wnshlngton.-He did It alone! Col. Charles A. Llndhe•·gh hall joiued 1 choice comp:my oJf solo ex· plol'ers nnd nd\·enturer~. IJe•·~use 'he did it alone." nr. David Livingstone, Jlent·y Stnn· Icy, Alexander Sellfirk ( Hohlnsou Cru· soe), Cupt. .Inslllm Sloemu, Cn pt. Ha1Ty Pidgeon, Lle.ul. Andrew S. Howau ..John Colter, an1l Sir Gnlnh111l. did tr alone. "Adventurers •on their own' hu \'f' ~-[lory ht>~t world's earnPd · the the from bulletin wreaths," suys a \\'ushfngtou headopHtrte•·~ of Lloe :\'u· tiona! Geographic society. "David Livlrlb'lltone slePp~ In \\'p~l· mln~ter abbey hecnuse. truvPiing by hhHSo!lf, he l'evcaled the gpo;,:raphy of tho! dark heart of Af•·lca. Da\•ld Liv· lugi!toue 'Yas lost three yeurs to the world when ~Ieury S~anlcy-uloue, ex · <"ept for natne cur,r•ers-cut through th~ Congo to reneh Llvingstoue at Uj1jl uud leave SU(Jtllles and medfC'al equipment for the rnisslonm·y ext•lorer. "The solo ad\·enturer who curried the 'message to Garcia,' like Colonel Lindbergh, wo1·e the American uniform. Elbert Hubhnrd told the story which thrilled and still thl'ills; how the young officer · on the tJve of the Spanlsh-Amerl('an war took the mes· 11age from President McKinley for the commander of the Cuban Insurgents deep In the trackless forest; how he crossed to Cuba, braving capture und death as a spy If caught; llt)W he delivered the message to General Garcia which put hope In the hearts ot Cu· bans. Sailed Around the World. "Diftlculty In making a II vlng In New England promptPd Capt. .Joshua Slocum to embark on an a•h·euture par excellencl.'. Alone he snlled the 'Spray' around the world. Lust vear Capt. Harry Pidgeon also clrcum~nvl go ted the WOI'Id In still smaller boat, 'The Islander,' a ·· yawl 34 feet tong and 10 feet 9 Inches on the beam. He returned to Los Angeles, his home port, after an absence of tll1·ee years, eleven months and thirteen days. On one leg Of his voyage Captain Pidgeon did not see a speck of land, a sail, nor . the smoke plume of a steamer t'or 85 days. "Courage . wl•en It goes alone has ever enught men's Imaginations. The early b~rds gave Galnhud, Beowulf and St. George, the dragon slayer, no weapon bearers or assistants. More Is the credit to the traveled Gulliver, to the Connecticut Ynnkee In King Arthur's ('OUrt onll to Juck the Giant Killer, In the oph,lons of enthusiastic readers, b.ecuuse they did their deeds without ald. "I'he boy stood on the burning deck,' and the poet, who knew the public's preference for heroes, added, 'whence all but he had fled.' "Many lone adventurers have died lonely. Tills has heen true of trail makers In the Middle and Far West. While Daniel Boone and David Thompson, he who mapped by himself the country between Lake Snperlor and the Pacific coast, made their "llief expeditions with helpers, each traveled much alone. .John Colter left an estate of $220, although he accompanied Lewis and Clark and by himself discovered what is now Yellowstone park. ·Colter's story shows one of the hazards ot traveling alone; no one 1a:ould believe .bls descriptions of Yellowstone womlers because he had no partner to contlrm them. "In ·a cem~>ters In Shimghal stands a solitary headstone to l!'rauk N. Meye1·, plant explorer, who by lntro· duclng new plnll.t 1·orleties Into the tJnlted State~, did much to promote American agTiculture. Although Meyer. had Chinese helpers he pursued constructive adventure without white companions and finally sacrificed Ills life in a Yangtze river accident. Alone In China. "Out tu Chlrlll at the present time Is Dr. Joseph 'Rock. wl1o prefers to travel alone. 11·~ r, 11a zar<1ous Journeys to Tibet and Yuunau have yielded, among other Hu<ls. the fruit of the chaulmoogra tree, which has been When Peary fou~;~d to .cure leprosy. discovered the North pole he hod the Eskimos with hitn, but he was the only white ruun to stnnd on top of the · earth! SelkiJ·k'ii true story "AI~>xuuder proved so pathetically lonesome that Daniel Defoe found It necessary to give It!~ that fictional companion, Good Man Friday, when be wrote 'Robinson' Crusoe,' Selkirk, the real Crusoe, had a misunderstanding with the captaln under whom he sailed and asked to be put otr on uninhabited J11an Fernandez Island near the Chll· ean coast. Here B1·it1sh sailors trom the 'Duke' found him four years later, scaree.ly able to talk, surrounded by pet goats, parrots and 9ats. He was dressed In the skins of goats which he was able to catch by his amazing ·fleetness, · A bronze tablet on the Island now marks 'Selkirk Lookout.' "One nonstop solo trip, not as lona as that from New York to Paris, to be sure, but equally as famous, was made between. ~oston · and Lexington py another hero who traveled alone, Paul Revere." Juat What You Need For Tbe Brooder -'* Yelll' Dealer F• It •••••••••••••••••••••••••• ·· -· .. --___.- .................. "SAY IT WITH . FLOWERS" Beautiful Frapaat FLOWF.RS ,... Moderately Priced . j ' I . 1 ~Jaj. Gen ..Josepll T. Dicklllllll who wus af'Cectlonately known to hi~ men of the 'fhil'(l division, Js sending each of them a per~onally-slgned Invitation to nttPnd their eighth annual reunion, to toe held in Washington JUIJ 14 to 11 MURRAY~l.ORAL 150 Kee. 1131 a..... -48118 S.. S&ak P11ene Mollo....., 44 ==·==:=!=========~~===========~== THIS IS THE TIME To Prepare Your Pulleta For the Fall and Winter Season 1 We Have the proper Feeds and Sup· plies for you Fred Carlson and Co. PHONE MURRAY 422 Murray, Utah Opposite City Hall a tt++++++++++'l U ++ U++'l ++++·+I+II+II+I+M........~.........~._ Plain and Ornamental Putry We wlll bake to your order a Weddiq, Birthday or Alminnarr CAKE that will deligbt the eye and ll&tlsfy the appeUte one today and let us convince you ot OIJI' abtu.q ~:J:::5~~~~0 Midvale Bakery Up-2-Date Bakery 43 No. Main 4828 So. State Midvale, Utah Murrar, Utala .-+++++~++++++++·~+•++++++++·+•++++++•••++++++++++++++++++++++... TOM KAROS Expert Shoe Shining For LADIES and GENTLEMEN Opposite City Hall MURRAY ---·--~··---·. -. - · - - ·- - · · - -. .· - - - · - - · · - · - Your watch made to keep excelleat ttme Expert Wateb Repalrlac ArilaUe £.arravlq J. P. O'BRIEN, ()pt.D. .JBWBLEK and OPTOMJIJTBI8T Mum)', U&all 01•- l'ltted Elye.t Teated I &m neYer aaUatte<l unleu YOU are OCI"'' Money for Bad Debts Who Owes You 1 We Collect SIGNS (Bonded to the State of Utah) Bonded Adjustment Bureau Mcintyre Bidg. Salt Lake City Waaatch3425 ---·-------·--·--·--...·-------·---·---·-----66 J. L. ARNOLD I made siJ'ns before I could talk. Phone Murray lot 4t70 Glenn St. MURRAY ·----------~~~~~------~ f ·Styles Move Eastward Sun Franclsco.-Shoe styles In Call· fornla are six months ahead and by the time the modes have ~ached the Atlantic coast Calltomlans are wear· lng something . else, asserts A. B. Geutlng of PhiladeiJ)hla, president of the National Shne netnilers' IUII!Ocla· Uon• llrbbittg lluuitntintts llrbbiug AutUtuttrrmtuts. lltbbiug Errtptintt Cl!nrbs .At lfnmt Olarbs, lttrrpttnn anb &ncttty 01arb11 &ympat!m 1\rknnndtbpttnt.a. 1ltrt4 Annnunrtwnts. £tr. art llrinttb un lftg~ ~rabt &turk anb lftgip QUus WnrkmansJtip at t!Jt fnglt <Offirt <6rnrgr 1\.. irnkins 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 |