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Show VOL. 41 No. 33 Murray City, Utah, Thursday, March 19,1931 Wanted! Every Murray Citizen to Join In City Basket Ball Champs MURRAY WINS SECOND GAME School Operetta BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS Murray defeated, Moroni' Wednesday at the opening of the state tournament by a score of and M4nersvUle on Thurs- It was a well pleased and highly grittltted audience that witnessed the High School operetta, "The Belle of Barcelona," Friday and Saturday nights of lust week. This Is one of the best, if not the liest plays Murray High school litis ever produced, Perhaps the lovely new auditorium played a part in the successful presentation. At any rate there was justillahle pride In presenting their school play In their own auditorium. The Belle of Barcelona' presents many opportunities to dlsply talent, which were not lost on the performers. The leading roles portrayed by Lucy Brliighursl and Emerson Boaiu were most meritorious ; Miss Bringhurst's (lancing ability add lug much to the charm of the characterization. Emerson Boa in quite wou the hearts (if bis hearers, not alone by his acting but also by bis pleasing voice interpretation. Edna Ross and Sammy Oliver were delightful in their little act and could have claimed the Interest of their audience fur a considerable longer time. The remaining cast gave splendid support, the chorus doing some very excellent work. Wayne Nielsen as the "vlllian" was most convincing, while Eugene Woods furnished an abundance of laughs ns the Irish companion of the American lieutenant, Emerson Bonm. Ills smig and (lance '!) was a riot, and his love making to the staid English governess. Virginia Robinson was a refreshing bit of acting and comedy. W. F. Robinson, director of the opera, is to Im congratulated on the success of this production, and he with the entile cast deserves great credit for the manner In which It was presented. That his efforts were nprcciated by Ihe cast was demonstrated by the preser'atlon of 0 gift by the players. In resisinse to this expression on their iart, Sir. Robinson slated that he had never so enjoyed (he labor connected with such an endeavor as In this one, attributing it to the splendid Pmrtsmnnship and cooperation of the high school faculty and the cast, and he also Insisted that the pianist, Miss Evelyn Bring-hurs- t was In large part resKinslhle The high scIhhiI for its success. orchestra, with Miss Brlnghnrst as accompanist has won such a repu tat ion all over the state In Ihe contests they have won. 11s well as at home, that it goes without saying that they did as always, all that any orchestra could do to aid in the success ot whatever the high schoul undertakes. SOUTH COTTONWOOD Clean-u- p ARION EREKSON ED EREKSON PRESTON BALLARD DR. SAMUEL PAUL G. TO CITY TRICKS MILL REMOVE FLOYD ADDRESS JOHNSON WOMANS CLUB REFUSE IN APRIL DRIVE WEILER BRENGHURST The Myrray Woman's Club will R. JAY REYNOLDS The Mayor and City Commission hold their next meeting Mkirch 26, ELDEN SMITH of Murray invite all citizens of at 2:00 p. m. A sieciul program FOREST SMITH Clean-UCamMurray to join In n been arranged to which the pub- MARK NICHOL has of April. paign during the month lic is Invited. MARSHALL HUFFAKER All city departments will aid in DAVE The been committee has TURNER, Coach. program every possible way to see that Murin EDWARD fortunate Dr. very BREl'ERTON, Athletic Paul, securing ray retains her proj?r place as one of health In Salt Lake Manager. supervisor West. of the cleanest cities of the ns the speaker of the Chief Ed Larson will arrange to City schools, The South Cottonwood boys have afternoon. He will discuss the provide ample truck service in re- Utah Whitehouse well earned this title and knowing ConfVrence, Its moving refuse during April. the boys as I do, I wrote down in and aims purposes regard to the Clean-I'to In referring the April these words at the commencement henlth of the child. Drive Mayor A. Townsend said : of the season : Dr Paul attended the National "The City of Murray will comWhitehouse Conference held at I knew In my heart they would not Clean-Uand mence her annual C., in November, and I). fail, Washington thorough city wide beautiflcalion a And no ill fortune would make called in Febconference special campaign on April 1st. Hoover. President them He by ruary quail; "All the departments In the city will was strong and their hns vice their !een For chairman upioInted will assist the Ileal h department 25-1- day 20 21. We Go To Today's Gaines As Press 49 i..... 29 Logan CarlMin .... Payson Pangulreh 33 23 Granite Pleasant Grove 39 - Bingham 31 Weber 2fi 26 p Mkroul 34 ogden 28 Murray Minersville 21 20 I White-hous- e their efforts to make Murray and director of the Utah dehis conference, special City again a leader as the cleanest of the "The Health being partment and !est city in Utah and the wide child." West. This meeting should prove very "The City Oommission invites all and educational to all interesting other organizations of the communincinliers. and the general public In this annual ity to participle who may attend. Musical numbers eevent. will Is? furnished by some of the "Chief Ed Ijirson will be on the most talented children of the counjob to provide ample trucks for ty. the benefit of nil In disposing of nil garbage and accumulated rub- courage high And they were always good for another try. In 4 They put up a strong fight and did not loso a game in the Stake, thus carrying off the "M" Men banner for the third succeeding year. On the fourth of March at the interstake game they came out victorious with Poplar Grove. On the fifth the 17th Ward lost to our 7th boys by two points. On the the boys lost to llncoln Ward 2 points, the first game lost this year. At the fringe games they won out at the Deseret Gym on the 9th over the McGIll team from Nevada by 2 points. Agnin on the night of the 10th, they came out on top 23 to 18 against the Adams Ward of Los Angeles. The night of the 11th they played at Murray Gym where they won the game with the Hyrum team of Announcement ! bish. "Every househoulder can materMr. Carl Hansen, president of ially profit and aid In the upbuildthe Murray Flower Garden Club, and beautlflcution of our City ing with those In for- announces that a meeting will be by In the Murray City Hall on warding the impetus of this Im- held which time at Hth, April Thursday, the Commission provement. know your desires In regard to re- election of officers will lie held. A discussion of the various promoval of refuse or any other assistance you think we can be In jects to lie considered for thexcom-inseason will also be considered mating this drive a fine example of cooperative community work." at this time. . 1 is urged to bo. C Every member OUIIH- ...ii.i me SIlgKeMtHl Hyrttm, Utah. Afu.r playing ll .1... ncimues at and pre- many games In succession they Tireswir ThlslWH'tlng follows r " whtt pare for an active season's work. were at a decided disadvantage to Plant trees. meet the teams In Ogden, who had Plant shrubs and flowers. Be had a chance to rest up, but off Plant flowerbeds. Seed and leautlfy lawns. they went and played In the meet at Ogden. Plant vegetable gardens. On the night of the 12th, they Remove dead trees or stumps. IT QfVUES! The marvel lost out to the Ogden 37th Ward Paint houses and fences. Rumor has it of the age, "SpeS-d.came back as winners on the but Repair and straighten gates. for the past fatv. weeks, that some13th over the Mayficld team from Remove fences If out of repair. thing different jivns going to take Gunnison and agnin came out vicClean the back yard. place... Fart has taken the place tors on the last night with the Watch the front yard like a ot 'hearsay and we have provscore of hawk would a flsh. ed beyond a rimiM, there is Pocatello five, with the 1815. Clean up alleys. "something new under the sun." Clean vacant lots. Some mighty artistic brain has. Thus they have played 18 games Aid widows or Invalids In tak this season and and lost but tw-thought of 11 Prom decorating care we are certainly prond of our boys of their yards. ing we na ' scheme, which Is. as far ... . a . . .t i . can( and wish them much success In all .inmn is ixi nor lorgci 111:11 me discover, absolutely original. the Official Flower of Murray. Is so mod-- ' their undertakings. The Idea of "Sis-ed- . Plant sons of these beautiful em In lis striking design and smart ' To the Isiys let me say in closing flower. color combination, that It typifies that: WASH UP! the very sold of 1031. You must What you think and how you think MOP UP I see It for yourselves, so It wouldn't PAINT UP! Is- - fair to give the details. What you do and how you do it. FIX UP! However, to everyone, who lakes What yott say and how you say it, HAKE UP! advantage of the optortunlty of at- Will have much to do with your wnv UP! tending the Prom, Is promised the success. SPADE UP! gayest, most delightful evening lie- -t With wishes from your 18 A HEAL CLEANUP TIL atmosthat attractive, iipto-dnt-e Ward Clerk. II. V. BAI.LARD.j IN EFFECT! melodies and spirited phere, well as romantic waltzes, dreamy, VAUDEVILLE SHOW AND as friendliness, DANCE AT SANDY. friends ami strangers alike, g I Junior Prom To "Different Inter-dlvislon- " j Local Mention whole-hearte- ran produce. Forget your cares and minor enMr. and Mrs. W. R. Nielsen and tertainment for one evening and sotrn .Rohhlc and Don, of McGill. the colorful, happy throng of join Nevada, were Murray visitors on at Murray High Gym. Monday. Friday, 'March 27. There, even "Secd" will pause Mr. and Mrs. Rny Aruold and with shadowed lights while the Mrs. Nettle Drlnkwaler were guest RackaSters" weave a of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kntcbel In "Moonlight of youth and love about each sjs'll Salt Luke Sunday. gliding couple. Reserve the date, and don't let anything keep you MUle Miller, little ix. it of Mr. and from going to Murray Illgh's JunMrs. Delmy Miller Is quit? Ill with ior Prom. s pneumonia. The Indies Aid Society of the Methodist church will meet at the church next Wednesday afternoon at n o'clock. MEMBERS SFJECTFll REPRESENT TO WARDS IN MAKE TRYOrrS Ward Honor Night In Murray Second ward resulted In the selec The Cottonwood Chtup, Dangh tion of Eleanor Bergman for the ter of Pioneers will meet al the retold story, and Vera Iloopianl.j home of Mrs. T. C. Davis Thurs o represent lhe( speaking public day afternoon. ward In the stake Iryouls toj le held In Winder ward, stake Mr. and Mrs. . O. Payne of Ivn-tehonor night. Tuesday, March 2. Colorado, have lsen spending in Taylorsvllle ward a one-ac- t a few days with their an, Hcv. the Juniors and Vanguards J. P. Payne and faintly on East play by tinder the susrvlslon of 4Mb South, They left for Ivnvrr Jones, and Peloid stories by km Thursday afternoon. Thomander and Virgil Stendmnn.j W. W. G. will ls the ward's contribution to stake Iryouts. the ((Vntlnned on lnt page) r, lv' i Established 1890 S. Hutchinson jr. Scores In Play the Players' offering this week, "Hell Bent Fer Heaven," Stewart Hutchison, Jr., star performer, scored a decided hit and came Into his own as a dramatic actor. While the title of the show might easily have been reversed, (if you get the point) this show added the variety that the Players are attempting to give, In a deslr to ascertain what type of ply their patrons want. Mr. Hutchison In this characterization of a religious fanatic of the mountain people, stirs up old, forgotten feuds, and the tense climaxes resulting from his crafty, running schemhtf icfveVihltri importunity to rise to great dramatic He demonstrates very heights. forcefully his ability when cast in such a role. The supiiortlng cast each contrili-ute- d generously to the success of the play and gave one a very good Idea of the mountaineer life and of the feuds of these fiery tempered lieople, as gleaned from legend and story. Tristram Coffin did some excellent work, and contrary to the an In Stewnrt-Rel- that nouncement lund would Louise I Hill-How- e d Miss Helen West-- ! one of the cast, Mrs. took this part on In her usual con- $50,000 Egg Grading Plant For Murray City SALT LAKE COUNTY FIRE men of Salt Lake county DEPARTMENT WINS VIC- andPoultry progressive citizens of Murray TORY OVER SPANISH have long lieen Interested iu the FORK project of an egg grading and shipping plant to la' located here. With The Salt Ijike County Fire De- this in mind the Lions Club and partment quint won a very decided business men of Murray have tlctory over the Spanish Fork five working tirelessly to this end, with on the hitter's home floor Monday the result that the construction of night, the score being The an egg grading plant will commence score at the half was for the within two weeks. Salt Lake team and at the third This la the information given by nnarter reached 11-- for the home W. It. Moncharsh, general manager boys. Harmon and Sanders made for Nye and Nisson, in the state of some very brilliant plays for the Utah, who arrived in Murray this County team. week. Mr. Moncharsh stntes thnt The Spanish Fork team belongs the selection of Mkirrny by Nye and to the Utah-JuaCounty Fire De- Msseu as the central point of oppartment and they will play the eration In Salt Lake county Is largereturn game with the Salt Lake bely the result of a conference County Fire) Department, Tues- tween Mr. A. Baiiin, New York day. March 24th, In the Murray HI owner manager of the eastern opwns the erations of Gym, at 8 o'clock. Bow-eand iNye and Nissen, outstanding player on the Spanish Mr. A. r la-e- i. 5-- 3 b follows d of Monday's gnnie : Spanish Fork Fire Department R. Jet, if Bowen. If Jackson, r Boyack. rg Ildllps, lg Jex. Ig E. Totals Salt County. Smith, rf Harmon, If Jones, c Caldwell, rg Sanders, lg Watts, rf Olson, c llihbard. If Robinson, rg 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 4 4 0 2 3 4 15 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 19 10 04 0 0 1 1 7 0 2 2 2 1113 0 0 0 .. 0 0 0 0 0 d 0 0 ft 0 0 .... Totals 0 0 0 0 5 1(1,-0- HI 4 Is-e- Quint Murray-Midval- e Defeats Provo In fast and well played game at Ihe Provo High School onirm-fiuii- i on Tuesday night, Fmlhcr Ma- tenm outgulre's Murray-Mldvalplayed the strong Provo Catholic quint to win comfortably by a core of 37 to 2. The local boy unleashed a very nh-- short lutwiiig attack which proved a constant threat to the home team. Provo got off to an early lead It but were unable to maintain and the quarter found the wore Murray Midrale led at the half I'll 3. In the third period Coach "Chug" Vacher's pupils ral lied to forge ahead again REHEARSAL CHORUS In the filial quarter Ihe visitors! The Oittonwooil Slake Chorus piled up a comfortable lend and will rehear-- e next Sunday, Mimh were tint seriously threatened again. A return game will lie played In 2i lit'tl. at 3:3 p. in., Immediately Murray, probably next wis-k- . after Union meeting. All incmls-rThe Provo team was a strong of the chorus shniild attend this contender a few weeks tournament In order and remaining rehearsals to have the program pnierly pre- ago mid the Murray Mid vale tsiys tdiowcd unexpected strength III de : pared. featilig them. (Signed) STAKE MUSIC Murray-Mldval- and carried vincing manner. The play as a whole moved very smoothly but was somewhat slowed tip at tense moments by the very obvious forgetting of lines by two of the players this mr!lcular handicap quite possibly being eliminated In the Thursday evening's performance. The Stewart Held Players who have given us a nuinlier of very excellent entertainments have 1 promised us a comedy on April and 2 which we will look forward to with Interest. They also Invite their patrons to give them a line on what shows they would like to A big Vaudeville and Three Rig we In future, by leaving this In- DEATH OF FORMER Acts with dance after will lie pre- formation at the ticket office of MIKIUY RESIDENT sented by the Sandy "M" Men on the Iris Theatre, or sending It by Frldny March 20th. 1IW1, at the mall to Siewsrt Reld Players, Mr. Henry Scott, a former MurSandy Amusement hall. 4535 Wasatch Avenue. Murray. ray resident, died at a Salt l4ike The price will ls fifty cents jsr hospital last Sunday, March Kith, family. All over 1 years of age Good Makes after n lingering illness Incident to Local rents. will be twenty-fivold age. "The Case of Smith vs. Smith.' of Mr. Scott was years ago Simons, Miss daughter Daisy will le presented by 2i "M" Men for Murthe past and In Brunswick New of Simons O. R. Mrs. Mr. and of the First Ward. his sis with 12 redded had and forward la years going steadily "Fun In a Country Store," will ray enviable record for her- terlnlaw, Mrs. Esther S.tt. Up an making lie presented by nine "M Men of self In Ihe east In connection with until n few years ago, they were the Second Ward. National Child Welfare woik. Miss Murray residents and have a host "The Womanless Wedding," will has established headquart- of friends and acqainiciices here. Simons be presented by sixteen "M" Men Funeral services were laid TuesIn Lnleoln, Nebraska, where she ers of the Third Ward. next the will conduct this work for day at 2 p. 111. In the Beig Mortuary Dances are held at Sandy AmuseWe are In the at Provo, Utah, with Interment In slate. several anths ment Hall every Wednesday evenIn receipt of a copy of th Sunday the Trovo City Cemetery. ing under the auspices of the edition of the "Lincoln Star', whereSandy Athletic Association. Everry in Miss Simons Is given front page one Invited, Mr. nnd Mrs. S. II. lVihMing space In an article fenlnrlug her work there. A portion of the article ham attended n meeting of the The BaptUt Guild Girls held a follows : French Mission Club at the home Mr. and Mrs. Hcinlrh hon In of very enjoyable meeting at the hotne "KNIGHTHOOD OF YOUTH evon rvi ulna. Hie of Evelyn Lntidis Monday Tuewlay llolladny LAUDED . wn of fathers and assistthe H Irene Mrs. club lister inliiswis ening. County Teacher Hew Talk by meinlicr Seventeen mothers of Freiiih mlloiiarlc and ing hostes. A Daisy Simons returned French inUl"iinfle, to roll cnll and Miss responded of Ihe was a was "Presentation Knighthood most delightful evening spent June Blrdcl of Salt 1ke gnet. A detgihtfnl lunch cnrrled of Youth character education plan by fifty Jssiple. The lub lins'ts once f one of It out In St. Patrick's color scheme to the teachers In the uiral schools a mouth at the hoi tiiemls-rs- . was serveed. (Colit lime. I on Inst page) 11 10-1- , , Ci. Girl Imu-i- i , 1 Moncharsh, of the western activities of the corn-hellu San Francisco some mouths ago. This conference, together with the activities and cooperation of Mr. Philip Bentz and the Lions club, hits made the establishment of the plant here a reality. Orders have been placed and material will soon 1k on the ground, Mr. MoncIiHrsh stntes and It Is expected the building will be completed In about sixty days. Nye and Nissen now have grading and shipping plants In Utah, California, Washington and New York, the shipments from Utah, California and Washington to the New York market totaling over cases weekly. These nnthmal have lieen operatKg distributors ing along the Atlantic coast from Boston to Florida, over a period of forty years long enough to know their "eggs", we would Judge. They have shipping eggs fr.uu Salt (Vnnty the past two years, and are well acquainted with the egg business here. Mr. Moncharsh exhibited great enthusiasm over the poultry Industry In genera! and the egg distributing business In particular in this community. The egg grading and candling on the ground plant will be Immediately east of the McIIenry Conl yards, and will lie 50 by HIS feel. When completed and equipped it will represent an Investment of It will lie In operation the entire year, and will consist of a large cold storage room, with remaining rooms cooled by humidors Insuring the very t air conditions at all I lines. All rooms thru which the pass will lie Insulated with cclotex. and during cold weather will Is' heated by Unit heaters. The plant capacity will be ."Wl.tKlO cases a week. In addition t the egg grading the cast's will he made lit this plant. (Contluued on Inst page) owner-manage- Fork team. The score e Stepan, rf U-s- Social Mention .... .... .. Snow, If .. 11'Hriell. r A. Beiivegnu, M. Itenvegnii, Rolds, d J. F. MiCl.ary at dinner Sunday. Mr. unci Mrs. rg .. Ig .. r li Litle Lmiie llau-e- ii nnd Edit Cooper entertained twelve of their little friends jit a Iwrty Saturday ... 17 S a H7 nficriHM.il 11I the homo of Mrs. Orson Hansen, names were played 4 2 0 8 nnd refreshtiM'nts served. 0 O O 0 .... 7 3 1 15 Mr. and Mr. Colin Rowell enter.1 1 1 1 11 Totals Proi. Lupus. f Rem ha, If r Wilkin, rg Courdlnn, Ig .... Cnriicwcn, lg ... Totals 0 0 11 1 tained at dinner Tuesday evening In honor of Mr. and Mrs. A. I.I tile, 0 0 0 visitors here from California. Covers were laid for eight guests. 13 0 2 :i 1 0 0 ft 2 A number of Murray couples in planning a surprise party Joined Mrs. W. J. Wnrenxki attended a In honor of Mrs. C. P. Parents on mothl home of her Ihe luncheon occasion of her birthday mini er. Mrs. W. B. Wetherbee of Salt Ihe ternary Monday night in Salt Ike. tjik'. Tuesday. The room were tastefully decorated ill St. Patrick's colors of green Miss Stella Cannegioter re- and white, and refreshments alwi turned home from San Francisco, furthered lhl color cheiiH Thoe Tucwlay of lat week. Miss Canne attending Ihe affair were Mr nnd giiler has Nsn tanking her home Mrs, Ralph Hnarr, Mr. ami Mrs. In Oilifotnhi Ihe jml year. Win. Ciarscy, Mr. nnd Mr. Hard man, Mr, and Mrs. Roy Com an, Miss Vcrnn Berg of Murray, Mr. and Mrs. tilcn leddiiighnm, iiiemlier of the freshmnn delisting Mrs. Cot del In Snnrr. Miss Lm He team of the U. of ' Is m tour ItVlil limed on lat page) with the tenm to points In Idaho. |
