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Show 12 . 'A. I To) J r; i 1 Murray City, Utah, Thursday, March 29, 1928 Why Utah Woolen Mills Blanket Factory Came to Our Murray City "Murray lias a genuine claim to the new Utah Woolen Mills BlankBrlant String-liam- , et factory," says general manager of the Utah Woolen Mills. Mr. Stringhnni, ask-e- d for Home reasons why the mills their blanket decided to locate factory in Murray, said that in a few places can conditions so nearly approach the ideal as they do under the arrangements made for locating of the factory here. Mr. Stringham says: "There are reasons why we many, many as the site should select Murray for the I'tah Woolen Mills Blanket Factory. First let me pay tribute to the people of Murray for the interest and cordiality they have shown toward the new industry. Particularly to Mr. P.entz, of the Lions Club, and to Mayor I. Lester, Frank (". Howe and other citizens who worked with the execut lives of our company, do we extend our appreciation. "There is no site in the state of I'tah where we could hnv had th advantage of 'highway situation that we have on the Murray site. The factory will be situated on the state's busiest through highway, each where more people pass hour than on any other state road. While our business Is done largely throimh direct selling over the western states, It has always been the policy of the company to sell and of its ioople attracted factory. The advertising value of is remarkathe Murray situation ble. ' "The progressive attitude Murray n nd of its people attracted can us to this place. No Industry grow faster than Its neighbor, nor can It advance lieyond the regression of the iiple around whom It Is built. We are confident that in Is Murray the scoe for progress boundless. 'Tiisiirpassed facilities railroad make the site desirable. The new factory will be on the two big the t'nlon railroads, the lcnver and Klo Such an advantage t (irando. It will make It possible f"f us td bring wool to our factory directly from the centers of the district. No loss of time will le made, the expense will be at a minimum as no transfers will be necessary. We Intend to pun ha m- - entire clips, and after we nave unrii-- the wool, we can send out that which we do liot Use to tuid western woolen manufacturers at a distinct advantage. "The -- jtiiatbui on the highway, I'"'. will n like it jxisslble for sheep anil to truck Ihelr wont to u over Mu llen! r.mds at a big advantage IVifie and I" tin in. Uteri- - are many other factors Unit r cinil.i nut overlook. Thru wket U-e- fr H . PETKKS 3, Murray City The Itelief Society of South will present au Interesting play Friday night. March 30th. The play Is entitled "Past Time Ethos Ptv-- " - The past uii l'Mwot i 'Time" in this instance will represent the past four generations and will give songs and dances of these periods. The Community Ladies Aid ivll a dinner at the MelhodUt church on Tuesday evening, April 3rd. Take a rest and enjoy a gissl dinner with them. Mildred Horen. Prof. Kuiuler of the University of Utah gave an llust rated talk on Switzerland to the pupils of the Woodsrock Junior high school Tues- Mks Mnxlne Simon and Mr. Ver-ne- t Ballard were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Sharp at their home In Praper, un Sunday. I. M. Coo-- r of Ios Angelci Mr. was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. K Short the first part of the week. Friends of Charles Hilton, sen and Mrs. ('has. V. Illlt u. 112 West. Mrd. South St. will lie Is his cotidlitlon that know lo glad much Improved this week, and contrary to report early in the week that he had pascd away, be Is gaining strength daily anl will soon Is fully nsovctvd from his serious of Mr. n, Clyde Tripp arc modern lovely new f Is It Street. home on ('filter sl rooms with brbk construction, and full cement basement. Mr. The novice fyjs writing contest, Mr. and Mrs. ErneM Smith at is. Ihe one for flrt year "into 'orlnne lst Sunday an.1 A m- dent will Im eIii the day with' relatives. front the following will lesm pb work5raniie In this event: Murray City employes are reprint White. , Wisnlrow makJack-nPark iv.rl ing on the Murray City Gratnie will B,.,in i ih. Mcrl HiTiiccr, Ah In Johnson, Itoth ing fsdy spring. ,''l,r!i:ik..l in,. I ,l(Ji r.,nlil Prbk-o- n. Minena Pislry, Hoirnce 1 Afton iitiio.liy at Ihe IHIgham Young (kcin. Mary Wallace. Mrs. K. I- - Jenell and two sons, IIom-Iuw,r-;'to under the auspbrs of Wrlfibt. Verona Walton, and Mls Van Imwn returned r1 Hun-dallex-riti,rt,t of office Practb-In Pprlnea AjMwhlan. tbclr home days after spending several sclerte.1 for the eocond Those The date has Iss-- m-- t thh ih Mr. anJ Mrs. Fnsl Andern l which yesr Iri rontr( tomorrow, Marth .". are r,trld on Vine 8 reef. i ilfst oVI-s' w"t at .. m. William and f)rbr "ft Irnm for the shorthand cm- Mrs. Joe ftennlon will entertain It tint Uvn deflnltrtr ihwrn KinHT. Con.ln's Club at her a Von Peterson U the cnly Ibe Count rr' Thursday nl rntrf botr.e In Taylorsvlllc I ''!1o.. h i.. i . " week. inn iwt-"'tin- t third jrar t.vr' ia rvctilng of Ibis I llusHel, Kdith 8uirc, the amateur con(ct mot-ort-- d II s-- kl fr y ? k n 1 twenty new members were initiated. The order has bad a marked iu- crease in membership during the past six months. Seventy two new memliers have bijen added. The spirit of fraternallsm and the devotion to the high. Ideals of Eagle-doIs very marked, and the members are now determined to reach the 200 mark within a few months. The order Is proud of the personnel of its memliers, some of the leading citzens of the town, are and have been members since 190S. At the meeting rrlday night Veteran medals were awarded to 12 members who have been with the Aerie the entire 20 years. Worthy Past President Ernest Wright In a most befitting and impressive manner presented the Veteran buttons to: Hay Arnold, T. J. Birch, William Cannegieter. George II. Grantor. Dr. W. II. Itothwell, Iner Johnson and W. J. Warenskl, all of whom were I n present. addition to these there were five others to receive the award who on account of Illness or lieing out of the city were not present. J. W. Krebs, one of our most faithful workers was confined to his (Continued on Page C) A welcome home party will be tendered Alvln Barker who returned from the Central states mission field on Friday evening in the Taylorsvllle Ward amusement hall. Midvale Bank Cashier and Assistant Released Under $20,000 Bonds BATEMAN JOHNSON 'Miss Grace Bateman and J. Mr. Johnson were married Wednesday March 23th at 1 o'clock In the O. Salt Temple.. isv 4 4i DAM EI, SMITH Respected Murray Resident Is Called Daniel Smith, resident of Murruy for .'lo years, died at his home, 402!) South State street, Monday, March 2il, 1H2.S, after a prolonged Illness. Mr. Smith was SI years of age, and nearly a half century ago, as tractor, he built the Constitution building, the Templeton block, and the Dinwooily Furniture company building In Salt Lake, and was also lu (barge of the erection of the Brlgham Young monument at South Temple and Mala streets. Mr. Smith was born April 14, is Id, In England, and has resided In Utah fifty-fou- r years, living the past three decades in his home in Murray where he died. lie was prominent In civic and political affairs, having served two terms on the Murray city council, and was a member of the committee In charge of the construction of the Murray City Hull. He was also a contractor on portions of the American Smelting and Refining smelter at Murray and the Uulted States smelter In Midvale. He was Iswly guard at the grave of Brlgham Young. Surviving children are: Manas-sa- h Smith, Murray: Mrs. Daniel Mackay, Los Angeles; Mrs. J, A. Ma.kay. Ta.vlorsvllle; Mrs. II. W. Hansen. Salt Lake, and Mrs. Marie Donovan, Iis Angeles; also twenty-nin- e grandchildren and forty-ongreat grandchildren. Funeral service will be held on Thursday at 1 p. in.. In the Murray First Ward rhaad. with Bishop S. E. Brlnghtirst In charge. Mr. and Mrs. It. J. Bateman gave a reception In their honor at their home on East 64th South at 7 p. m., at which S3 guests were In atGames and music furtendance. ' and a nished Leon L. entertainment, of Arraignment Olson, J. Irwin Saunderg of St. George waa served. , aupper spent the week end at the home of cashier, and A. L. Amlcrsou, asgUt- a'beau-tlfu- l was bride In The gowned his parents, Mr. ,iail Mrs. Orson aut, of the MklvaleJUate Bauk, alpink georgette wedding dress naiiiiuriB. oc ai.i viiijniiAm iiic cii.t leged to have falsllled the accounts A pnlk and white color scheme George Jiasketball team and attend- of that Is set for Mon- waa carried out In the living room Institution, ed the tournament in Salt Lake. and dining room. Mr. and Mrs. day, at 10:00 oc'lock, a. w. Bateman were assisted in receivTanner ordered Mrs. L. T. Wakeham entertainJudge arraigned the Unique Club of Salt Lake at ment set for 10 o'clock Monday ing by Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Johnson her home on Hill Avenue last Fri- morning, as the isiuk ofllciuU de- parents of the groom. The young couple will make day. The aftermsm wag spent In clared they were without counsel home at Union. their ami a desired cufew refreshdays before nodlework, and dainty ments were served. terlug.a plea. . Charges ugaiust the bauk ofliclaU MISS ATW00I) RETURNS Mrs Chester Pa boon' entertained were made Wednesday morning by at a family dinner Sunday In honor County Attorney Wallace B. Kelly, Ilss lone Atwood returned last of the birthday anniversary of Mr at the request of Suth Plxtou, state from a three months stay Friday Cahisin. Spring flowers lent their bauk commissioner. Mr. PI x ton added beauty to the living and produced a tabulation HhowIng$73,-200.5- with relatives In California. She SPECIU, 1I0I.Y WEEK sis-n- t a very happy and profitable SERVICES at CATHOLIC dining rooms, centering the dlnlnj shortage in the bank funds. time worth seeing everything table where covers were laid for The six iHiudstueu signed as se CHURCH Mr. and Mrs. John P. Gaboon, Mr. curity bonds totaling $20,000, guar- while and having a delightful vaOn next Sunday, Palm Sunday and Mrs. Fred Knudson, Mr. and anteeing that the defendants will cation and rest. the and distribution of blessing Mrs. Alf Prltchard. Mrs. Ethel Alwhen called. They are apjsar Marshal Brlnton, was the honor palms will take place before the John B. bert, George W and Kmmanuel M. Stewart, Mr. and Mr Mass at St. Vincents' at a party celebrating his 1Mb :.10 guest Knld Cahoon. Cahoon and Miss Olsou, said to lie brothers of one Church. on of week. this Ibdy week will Is marked Monday birthday of the defendants Iiavid N. Haahu, Sixteen little friends were enter- by Evening services on Wednesday Mr. A. L. Simons of Delta is vis It. It. GilU-r- t and S. A. IllUsird. tained at his home, when various and Friday evenings at 7:15 p. m. It Is alleged that in violation of iting at the home of his daughtwere enjoyed On Easter Sunday a IHuh Mn-- s er, Mrs. I). Rranson Brlnton this section looiixl, session laws of Utah, nlterestlng games from 5 to 7 o'clock. A delicious will ls sung by the choir under the week. ll23, Olsou uud Anderson prepared rake occupied a prominent direction of Mr. II. W. Erdweg. birthday (Continued on fa ire 8) a false statement of the lluauclal condition of the bank, March 21. place on the table and In the InterGraduate: "Have you an openP.I2M. This statement, It Is alleged, est of the children which was suplee with cream and for a college trained man?" plemented ing was eihlhitcd to the auditing comGives A very other "Yes. It's right liehlnd goodie. delightful Manager: mittee of the Midvale State bank was time had to all would and according yon mind ebbing yait, by the officials, with Intent to deJack Williams, self confessed ceive the as thru?" Ei. the dor yon go was which committee, robber of the Murray State bank authorize! by the bank commission, and four California banks, who ar- er of Utah to examine the liooks rived In Salt Wednesday from and nstirds. Colorado Springs, together with his While the figure nuuusl In the wife, Grace Wlnkclman Williams, was $7.'t.2(s;.r,, Mr. Pit-tocomplaint ffered advice to Imnks for protecmade It plain Wednesday that tion against mbls'ry. this had not Imsii fixed us the deWilliams said that one of the big- finite amount of the defalcation. It nest mistakes of modern times Is is merely the amount of the shoit-to conduct a branch jhank In quart discovered up ge that had ers that are Inadequate. When to of the the tiling complaint. MILL t.f Having hafl the Issiks of demsltors have the pass Williams states robbing five banks, called In and checked ll Is , not they were all makeshift placi-sthat the sum will Js-- IncreasM. S. designed for banking, and that he ed somewhat, but there Is no way had no trouble at all at any one of of telling how much until the check them. has lssn completed. It was thought Join the Crowd at the (me of the troubles of putting at first that the shortage would not bank In ft place that should he a much exceed $Ki,inh( represented by shoe shop or a candy store Is that the capital stock, surplus and unfelIt offern such a temptation to divided profits of the Institution, but lows who are willing to take a v. of additional defalcations TueJay, April 3rd chance. If small banks were harder discovery one named to the the brought figure to rob there would be fewer fellows in the complaint. who would dare to tackle a DANCE TO THE FAMOUS OLD MILL CLUB It was thought probable by Mr. job. Williams expressed an opinion Plxton that stockholders would le ORCHESTRA (Harmony Acea) that 7.bn's principal banks will cnlbsl iisiii for an ascncnt to never be bothered by bank robbers ttu full extent of their hohluk in Favorite Ever) botf)-'Peppy SrinllUling Rjthmlc Molc dciolors and unless a gang docends timn them. order to protect With this aesuient. Williams said that his reason for creditor. undivided profits, the was snrplusand of a crime life on embarking You vrill enjoy lh Smart Environment at the Gym Wmds of the ca with the suffered had together injurbe fact the that to his and assistant, amounting ies while working In Iongtas Fairbanks picture In ArWona that t'jo.taai. It was Islleved depoltora made It Impossible for hi in to do and creditors would ls guaranteed against any heavy losses. heavy work. 1 day afternoon of this week. I L? ' e A baby girl whs born to Mr. and n Monday Mrs. Joe McComle VMh. March tCConinT. Pi G . give Au-tl- Kathrjn 1 , -- Mr. ami building a ... I'HOTO One of the most important events In Murray's Fraternal Circle, af the present year, was the meeting held March 2,'ird. by Murray Aerie 17H of the Fraternal Order of Kagles. The local Aerie was chartered twenty years ago this month, and the twentieth anniversary was celebrated In a most fitting manner. The work of the various committees that have been working for weeks to make this night a huge success culminated In one grand jollification for all. .The meeting was the largest In the his lory of the Lodge. About 120 of the 100 nicmliers were present and e . The Central District Convention of Womens Clubs held In Magna last week was of unusual Interest and drew a large number from all over the district. Over 150 guests enjoyed the occasion, Mrs. Hugh Ward, president of the Murray Womans Club, pronouncing it the best Central District convention she has ever attended. The Central District went on rijcord as approving universal membership in the National organization of womens clubs. Mrs. Dr. Tracy of Delta, was elected delegate from the Central District to the Biennial convention to be held In San Antonio, Texas. Mrs. J. T. Crandull of Tooele was elected as delegate to represent the Central District at the State Convention In Ogden. The club rooms were Iieautlfully and artistically decorated In a color scheme of yellow and Iaveudar; yellow aeeaela end lavender sweet lieas being used profusely for this purpose. There was splendid musical num. Iters of which a quartet of violins and another of three violins and a cello were greatly appreciated. made to the Utah Woolen Mills Company, we will be able to secure at j)owers very advantageous rates. This is because of the municipally owned power plant of Murray City. Water rates also are very advantageous. "At no other city could we obtain land that Is both ample for present needs and fur all future requirements. This is made possible through the cooperation of Mr. Gordon fr(1, WU(11 wp ,mrt.naw(j the ten acres of land. Our situation on Main Street, which Is to be paved this summer, without additional cost to abutting property owners, is another factor of no n. can significance. "The land holdings represent a very tine investment. We are confident that no Industrial property In the state will increase as rapidly as the South State street proierty. "Your newspaper has aided rs and its influence on j immensely, jOiir ('eelslon has been great. The EAGLE has cooierated wholeliberal In heartedly and has the publicity necessary to the awakening of public interest in the project. "Murray's labor conditions are very favorable to our industry. In your city there is ample supply of labor of the tyie needed in the new factory. We will look to Mur. ray and Its vicinity in-- this resis-ct"There would be no Inducement sufficient to bring us to this city If we were not certain of the proven loyalty of Murray people to Home rinsflnitliih. Jwn Joynrrr assures us of your patronage, and guarantees interest, not alone In the Jack Frost blankets which will le made In your city, but in the divisions of our long remaining line of I'tah made products: suits, overcoats, dresses, ' underwear. lingerie and a complete line .f woolen goods, now made and sold through our KIchurds Street plant In Salt City. "Your fine home conditions are attractive. This Is a city of fine and hoines. splendid schools churches that are a mark of esteem to the citizenry for the finer qualities of living. Rensnnahh! rents ami otherwise fine condition are apparent. With Murray Is linked the Cottonwood district, the suburban propmost distinctive erty In the state. Ideal for country wide estates. homes and of thee "Some qualities we In some other found have might of the state, but in no single spot do I think ll would hnve been imsblc to find a location mi I leal, a cltlenry so fine, or a so cordial as we have welcome encountered here." I Central District Convention Creates Interest concessions Watts Is Mrs. Mlnr-ltending some weeks visiting with her sou Nev ada. George Watts, In At Provo Established 1892 Twentieth Anniversary Assembly of Murray Eagles, Lodge No. 1760 Illness. Granite To Again En ter Business Contest in y Murray Bank Robber Advice ALUMNI DANCE a OLD CLUB ORCHESTRA H. Annual Alumni Dance Murray High School Gym. bank-nibbin- g i ler April 3rd |