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Show . ._ .- -- -------- --- ~ ........ -- ......D... ......UTA......H-G......RAN LINDBERGH JOINS Yale's Alumni War Memorial Dedicated SELECT COMPA~JY . COAL Ranfer·C ieuer-He tter·Ne C11ak.t Leu Smote- Lea Dlrt-Le M Boot Now Meinber of the "Did It Alone" Club. did It alone! Col. Chnrl!'s A. LhulhP•·gh has joiued • choice company or solo !'X· plorers n.nd advPnlur ers. bel'n use ·•ue did It alon!'." Dr. Dnvlcl Livingstone, llenry SIIID· It•), Alexnnder Selkirk (Rohlnsnn Cru· sne), Capt. .JoslJuu Slocum, <'opt. l.leul. Andrew S. Barr~· · Pidgeon. Rownn, .John Colter. and Sir Galnhad. did It alone. "Arlventm·ers •on their own' hn1·e !(lory hest world's the earnPd tl1e fmrn bulletin 11 wreath~," suys ~a· the of Washington hend4nurtt:'l'~ lionnl Geographic snrlety. "Da vi !I Livingsto ne sleep~ In \\'t>st· minster uhhey hecnuse. truveilt•~o: by hhuself, he re\lenled the geug'rutJh,v of 1 the dark heart of A fr·lcn. D11 vld Liv· lngstone was lost thrPP years to the world when Henr.v Ht.onii!,V-alune, ex· cept for uathe curriers -cut 1h•·ough the Congo to reach Lll•lngstone at Ujij! and leave SII!JPlles and medlrnl nt for the mlsslounry explorer. Pqulpme killed In the World 'l'hls Alunll'i \\'ur meJUoriul crt>t·ted in JUemoi'Y (•f tilt 233 students ami graduate s who wet·e '"l'he solo adventur er who carried is in the for·m of a war was dedicated us a purl of the commeneemeut exercises at Yule universit y. It of impo1·tnut engngl!· ·the 'message to Gnrcla.' like Colonel colonnad e on the south side of the Ynle dining hall. Abo\'e is an entablut ure bearing the names Lindbergh, wore the American unl· ments In the Wl'rld war and below Is a cenotaph in tile center of o ten·nce. 1 Elbe1·t Hubhm·d told the storv form. -------··-------------which thrilled and still thrills; hO\~ -ln't yl·nr am1mnted 8tutp~ t'Jiitt>tl tlw , RAILRO ,\DS SPEXD L.\RGE the young officer on the eve of the SU"'S FOR FOREST PRODU ('TS to npJn·oximutt>ly 12 )Jel· 1·ent of their Spanish-American war took the mes· total l'X!IPIIditnrpH for fn<'l, mn t1•rials. aage from Presiden t McKinley fot· the and ;;upplles. necor<ling to informat ion comman der of the Uubun insurgen ts T'nitP<l RPn!t:e, Forest deep In the" trackless forest; how he PurehuHes of fon·~t protlncts , in· furnishP<l to th1• cro>:sed to Cuba, braving capture and eluding cro~:~stie:<, h~· the railroads of Rtutes l>t>purtment of At.:rkult ure. death as a spy It caught; how he delivered the message to General Gnreia which put hope In the hearts of Cu· Uwl Slack· J'uat Wbat You Need For Tbe Brooder . \V:r~hlng-tnn.-H!' The Eag le , ... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ......YESWe do Acetylene Welding es ... erv..... Obs..... ..... ..... AND DON 'T FOR GET - We are also prepared to do Wagon Work, all kinds of Machinery Repairing and Horseahoeing ALB ERT MAR RIOT T, \\'here nrt• 4774 So. State Decorator - Paint er - Pape r Hanlfer GUS TAV A. WEL LER ··-· ·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·- - -·-·-·-·-·-·-·- :-;e Thnt-.\f nrruy Cit.v had a big rlay u t 'luna,\· l'urk• on the 1 ~t.h. ·- Best Work 4864 South State Street the 'l'hat-l<' ew If llll~' nwre l~t'uplp eonltl llaYP ent<'t'erl tllf' park 1\t night. MATI' RESSE S MANUFACTURED and RENOVATED Phone Murray 335 pulilit•ian~ dny~~ P¥¥¥¥¥++++++++++++++¥¥¥¥+++ Lowe st Price s tlw -.. 'l'hat-)I nrray Cit~· 1111.<.1 u "Gt'PIIter .\ImTa)· League" eertnln!y lllJitlP things hum all the nfteruoo n. 'l'hnt- 'l'lw hnsehnll gume was a rent thriller. :\'ot m·<'r until tlte last iun- ~m!mB~~~~~~ in~. Mu rra y Feed Store .\XDERS ON & BRO\VX, Props. 4870 South State I .,;·": ,:.:;':':~~;·\,~:: ::d·~"':::; ~ Park ~wimming pool. Phon e Murr ay 431 ~. 'l'hnt-Y ou mn not hl'llt ~ horses ut tlw l'ity pool. HAY, GRAIN AND POULTRY FEED MUTUAL COAL 'l'llnt~Yon ---s~ Saved by Prope r Refrigeration · Your Fami ly's Healt h PresePVed by .Keep ing Foods at Right Temp eratu re I. LE ST ER watt>r slloulct hPnr tJ•<· hatul eon· 'l'h<'.l' Ill'(' ~ r·erts eHI'h Saturtln~" night. he! ter all<l better. ~ ~ .~ ~: . . PAIN T and KINDLING WOO D ~Mmmm~~~ffiH~~rn~~~~~~m~~~~~H 90 Per Cent of Your Food Bills til<' --- 'l'hat .\ forty-two lady iu a thirtr· _,ix •mit mnkP~ n great I'Olllhiuntinn. 'l'hat -A lri11 aromul :\Im'J'H)' hrings to t liP I<Jyc many ,lwautifu l sights ln Ia wns HIHI .garrlt>ns of spl<'mlicl flowers. won cont<'st Homt>s mention in t.hp BPtt~>r (hi' YC'IIr. T.N's win II lll'iZI' llPXt limP. That-~lunay <'it.l' 'l'hat-:\ lnrray is i'Oming to ttw front in the Pf.:g laying c•ontpst fm· thP IntPrmomJtain Distric·t. Thni-An tomohii P aeridpnt s to he itwrea~ing. Be r·ar<'htl. SPI'Ill Tlw.t-N ow is tlw tinw to lwgin a saYing fund for ('brL,tma s. 'l'he seaRun of bu~· iug- will ROOn h<' her<'. ART IFIC IAL • , l'l.Hlt --('•.mt(''.1te<l r·alws are said to hP found m stlk uowJulny~. Offi ce- 6500 State Stree t RESIDENCE PHON ES: Midvale 175-J 'J'hnt-l''il'l'·llfllriiiS tli'P fi'Njllt'llt lUll\', Dry Wl'llth<'r mukPs earP tt ner•t>s."i y. · That-Lo vP will tlnd u wuy lllltl >;ometim('s it is 11 WPi~h tno mtwh. Notp the rt'llndng devi<'<'s f~tr ~nit>. ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 45t h SOU TH GA RA GE Expe rt Automobile RepairinK 'l'hat-- Egt.:H are rl!'sirahle if fr<'sh hut not so with chli'kem;. That-Ba rbers still urlvomte tl1eory of room at the top. 1he Carbur etor and Ignition Adjustm ents Pack ard and Reo Experience Phone M~ray 337 Cliff Sim)Noa, Prop That-If you 10\·e lfurruy huy some . of It iH a good slogan. That-:\I urrny and the white \lay Ill'<' going to be a great Jlllir. •••••••••••••••• l\iul'l'ay is hnYin~ thP kind of weather that an~wers the (!ll<'stion: ~Yhy is a Root Beer Stancl? This Is Electric Fan Tinle We Have Them Brinton ·Electric ·Co. Electric Equipment of All Kinds at Money Saving Prices Phone . .l06 Murray , Utah b . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. THA T SUMMER FROC K Will last longe r and be more weara ble if DRY CLEA NED instea d of being tubbe d a DYEING 00. MUITlloJ, lJtab MurraJ Sl 41109 South State A·l CLEANING , All& Yeur D•ler Fer I& ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• .................... "SAY IT WITH FLOW ERS" i ( Beautiful Fratra at FLOW ERS MCNierately Prk.4 1\luj. Gen ..Joseph T. Diekman, who was affection ately known to his men of the 'l'hirrl dlYision, is sending each of them a per:<onally-slgned invitatio n to attencl their eighth annual reunion, to he held in Wasblng tou Jul7 1-11 · to 17. ban~. Sailed Around the World . - MURRAY FLOR AL ....._ IH Rei. Its% . . ., . 4888 So. State ........ Mllfl'llJ 44 ..................... THIS IS THE TIME To Prepa re Your Pulle ts For the Fall and Wint er Season We Have the prope r Feeds and Sup· plies for you "Difficulty In mak1ng a living In New England prompted Capt. ,Joshua Slocum to embark on an af11·enture par excellence. A lone he sailed the 'Spray' around the world. Last year Capt. Harry Pidgeon also clrcumna vl· gated the world in a still a;maller hoat, 'Tbe Islander. ' a yawl 34 feet lo:-og and 10 feet 9 Inches on the beam. Be retu•·ncd to Los Angeles, his lJOme port, after an absence ot three years, eleven months and thirteen days. On one leg of his voyn~:e Captain Pidgeon did not see a speck ot land, a sail, nor the smoke plume of a steamer for 811 days. "Courage when it goes a:one has We will bake to your order a ever caught men's imaginat ions. The Wedding, Birthda y or AnniYenai'J' CAKE early bards gave Galahnd, Beowulf no and St. George, the dragon slayer, that will delight the eye and •Usty the appetite weapon bearers or assistant s. More :-..!::::!!~~~OrciPr one today and let ua convince you ot our ablllq Is the credit to the traveled Gull!yer, to the Connecti cut Yankee In King Arthur's court and to Jack the Giant Killer, In the opluions of enthusia stic 4828 So. State 43 No. Main readers, because tbey did their deeds without ald. 'The boy stood on the Murrar, Utall Midvale, Utah burning deck.' and the poet, who knew the public's p1·eference for heroes, ••+++++++++++++++++++..~~~~~~~~...... ......~~ atlded, 'whence all but he hnd fled.' "l\Iany lone a<h·enturers have died Your watch made to keep lonely. This has heen true ot trail excellent ttme makers In the Middle and Far West. • ES)Ieri Wa&eh Repalrb lr While Daniel Boone and David ThompArill&le Barravlltl son, he who mapped by hlmselt the For country between Lake Superior and LADIES and GENTLEMEN the Pacific coast, made their C'hief exOpposite City Hall .IBWBL ER ami OPTOM JITBIST peditions with helpers, each traveled MUI'I'aJ', Utalt AY MURR much alone. John Colter left an es· GlauM l'ttted Teated Eye~ tate of $.220, although he accompa nied unlea eatlattecl ue..-er I am Lewis and Clark and by hlmsel! dis· are YOU covered what is now Yellowstone 0 • park. Colter's story shows one ot the hazards of traYellng alone; no one would believe his descripti ons of YelWho Owes You? We Collect lowstone wonders because he had no (Bonde d tu the State of Utah) partner to confirm them. J. L. ARNOLD "In a cemetery In Shangha i stands I made siena before I could a solitary headston e to ~·rank N. talk• Meyer, plant explorer, who by lntro· Phone Murray lot Mcinty re Bidg. Salt Lake City ducing new plant varieties Into the 4970 Glenn St. 342$ cia W United States, did much to promote MURR Ay aeat American agricultu re. Although Mey- 1 ~ er had Chine;;e helpers he pursued 04---·--·- ·--·---- ·... construc tive adventur e without white companions and finully sacrificed his r ll!e in a Yangtze ril·er accident. Fred Carlson and Co. PHO NE MUR RAY 422 Murr ay, Opposite City Hall Utah ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Plain and Orna ment al Pastr y • Up-2 -Date Bake ry Midvale Bake ry . TOM KAR OS Expe rt Shoe Shining J. P. O'BRIEN, Opt.D . -··· t. ···- ,_,_ Money for Bad Debts SIGNS Bonded Adjuatment Bureau --·--·--·---·---!-e.J._____:. . :;. .:. .:. ;. ;. ; ;. ; . ; .____ Alone in China. "Out tn Uhin11 at the present time .ts Dr. Joseph Rock, who prefers to travel alone. His hazardou s Joumeys to Tibet aud Yunnan have yielded, among otlrer finds, the !rult of the chaulmo ogra tree, wl1lch has been found to cm·e leprosy. When Peary discovered the North pole be had the I<Jsklmos with him, but he was the only white man to stand on top of the · earth I "Aiexund er Selkirk's true story proved so pathetica lly lonesome that Daniel Defoe found It necessar y to rtve him that fictional companion, Good Man Friday, when he wrote 'Robinson Crusoe.' Selkirk, the real Crusoe, had a misunde rstanding with the eaptain under whom he sailed and asked to be put ott on uninhabi ted Juan Fernand ez Island near the Chll· ean coast. Here British sailors from the 'Duke' found him four years later, scarcely able to talk, surround ed by pet _goats, parrots and eats. He was dressed In the skins ot 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 Ion& as that from New York to Paris, to be sure, but equally as tamous, was made between Boston and Lexington by another hero who traveled alone, Paul Revere.'' r Style• Move Eutwa rd San rrt~nclsco.-Shoe styles In Call· fornla at·e six months ahead and by tbe time the modes have ~ached the Atlantic coast Californ ians are wearIng somethin g · el~e. asserts A. B. GenUng of Philadelp hia, presiden t ot the NRtlonRI Shoe Hetnilers ' aiiiOclatiOD, • llrbbing lluuitatinuB • llrbbiug 1\uunuurrm.ruts. Brbbiug irrtptinu Q!arbB Art l;nntt Gtarb11, ltrrrptton attb &nrittg Gtarb11 &gmpa.t~y Arkruwdrbgmrnta. JJtrtJJ A.nnaunrrmtntll, £tr. art ilrtntrb nn l;tg!J C6rabr &tnrk attb l;tglf Qila.u Wnrkmanll~ip at U,t 1Englt <Offirt ~rnrgr 1\. Jrn kin s MORTICIAN & LICENSED EMBALMER Tenderly Serving These 14 Years. $50.00 or $75.00 An exceptionally fine funera l for $100.00. I invite you to investi gate the high quality of these funera ls. Phone Murra y 50 4760 South State Street. A comple te funeral for .. |