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Show THE MURRAY EAGLE OLE Fortify Against Probate and 'Guardianship Notices i Telephone Murray 35 i I FDy aimd For further Information consult Hie county clerk or the Issued every Thursday by i Murray Press, 155 Court Ave.. I Murray, Utah. 1 i : ' ' Entered as second class mat- ter February 8, 1927, at the postoffice at Salt Lake City, Utah, under the Act of March I3' Their 1879' undersigned NOTICE OF DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT Little Cottonwood Brown Ditch Company, principal place of bualnesa, Murray City, Utah. There are delinquent upon the following stock, on account of aaseasmenU irn described One month In advance One yenr in advance Msewnere in t ED $ .10 ..... $1.00 the names of the respectlre share holders: cnuca Mates One year In advance If C. B. 13. 1928; Dec. IS. Dec. 15, 1930: Dec. 10, 1931 and Dec. 15, 1932, the aoreral amounts set opposite Name Edward WALLACE, Editor M , uaj J i S Ing, or ROOSEVELT FAVORS EX- TENSION SERVICE EX. PERIMENT STATIONS "J 3 jr. 4;r 1 f 'J I ll Warenskl .. Orson Sanders Archie William Shares .20 12 .TO 14 1.26 15 1.44 ... 4 30 154 50 Belcher Ut . Haul Ami. 16 Bradford Ut I. Bailey Harriot J. Miller M 11 Warenskl Annie Warenskl Prank " I "IK Cert. No. $1.50 Charlotte Malloy .90 5 90 .70 360 36 164 35 9.80 President-Elec- t Franklin Delano .40 11T Koosevelt is very pronounced in his Adolph Trachsel and S. Miller belief in the value of the work of Ray 163 35 3.30 ... the Extension Service and Exierl- - Amos Turner M. Morgan .40 119 Jane incni Stations, as attested by fie B. Miller 120 9eth .36 to the editor of The following letter 152 Robert Frame .52 Progressive Fanner: .56 "I bo'.I'.ve thoroughly in agricul- Maggie May Cornwall .122 123 Letts .56 Miller T. tural education. I regard it as one 124 .56 nf the most Important and esseilUl Letts T. Miller K. L. Trice 141 .20 blanches of the whole educational 102 149 18.36 effort that It .vine carried on In the Chester P. Cahoon .54 . ii United stit"8 I am a hrm believer N. Olson Met. Co. . Eureka 1.76 . 13 tils. In the value of ti e CeUa Winger 132 1.62 rcserrch orperime'ilal work nnd And In accordance with law so many the extension service, which state tastltutlons in cooperation with the shares of each parcel of such stock as may sw v u ti i c i rim-1 tut,. be necessary will be sold at the office of the think It would be nothing company at 5151 State street, Murray City, snort of a disaster If any of this I'Uh. on the 10th day of March, 1933, at the hour of 1 :00 o'clock p. m. to pay the I work were seriously curtailed Parassessment thereon, together dcllsquent ticularly In these times when farmwith the costs of adrertUIng and expenses II ers TP hsvlnrr BIK'll II liuitvirafn of sale. j struggle to maintain themselves j 8. G. FREEZE, Secy., 5151 So. State. j think It supremely Important that Murray City, I'tah. mey suouiu nnve me nenent or tlio Date of First Publication, Feb. 9th, 1933. Dull e.Vert advice that colleges, experiDate of Last Publication, Feb. 23rd, 1933. ment stations ami extension services nre able to give them and It Is e Important that we should to hohl out to their children COLD WEATHER opportunities for an education thM will make them something more than TROUBLES HERE I'etd drudges. "What I have said with respect "Utah will eventually develop a to the agricultural colleges and their allied services applies with eeual frigid climate." This Is the belief ent red force to the leser schools of agri- of the optimistic geologists who tell us that many years ago Utah had a ate culture and to the agricultural edn temperature. Apparently rition now being ear'l.l on with tropical belief is becoming a fact, for their II R nub excellent promise In consoli- we all that the recent weathagree date llgh whools In the rural comer has been far from tropical munities. During the few weeks past Jack "I nra glad that I have the opp.ir who is disguised as "Clear Frost, li. v nf OYnrvMuttnp mvsplf on th 4 has nipped the ears Atmosphere." M'hjwl on which I have very Btrong and noses of many Murray studri .Mictions." ents. Several of the innocent Signed (President-Elect- ) have arrived at school with FRANKLIN I. ROOSEVELT. Icicles adorning their refrigerated faces and legs which would undoubtIN edly crack if bent before heated. It HOME BUDGETS HELP )ur; has become a common thing for our PLAN FOR WELL-BEIN- G feminine members to wear two pairs OF FAMILY of hose although they would Just I j fly Mrs. Rena It. Baboock. U. S. A. as soon freeze. Teachers dislike this stimulating C. Extension Service. A budget Is a picture of one's weather because they must waste alms In life. It Is a pattern for perfectly good energy In trying to one's pemllngs. It will show clear-I- Instill In their cars a desire to or ao of hard now th family Is persistently move. After an hour frozen on the rather feel lalKtr, they binding toward Its cherished goals. on the Inare r outside boiling In The things most desirable jet life are health, security, and side. When they finally get the car lo advancement. These things seldom the Instructors are so exjost happen. They have to be school, hausted that their attempts to teach 5 rntMcd by a Arm hand and Intelll- a group of frozen stud shuddering gently directed. Jj In rain. The English teach are ents There are certain dally mmc? difficult to find It 8 l.at mut le planned and perform- ers after they correct English ed Mti-- as the purchase of comfort- tench forceful and very un- hnve given able and durable clothing; keeping with Its furnishings and the surroundings clean and safe; and bin lis protective Insurance to Ivlng rd pence of i.liel : llie reasonable allotment of nxney for wholesome recreation and enter S talnmrnt: the forbk ahead In buj Miss Rea M. Haines of Dayton, l'ig idiKstlon and training for children no that they mny have thcl Ohio, writes: "I wHgtied 180 so fulr chance In future opportunitl"; started to take Kmsrhen... I never the grsdual accumulation of stui--P- was so surprised as when I weighed " of ntiself the first week I lost for old age. the wMeh tmiKl come In the eiir'y jeiirs pounds. I Just bought my 3rd Jar am still takand am down to lt cf the family's cycle of life. The most desirable things In fain-ll- v ing them and never felt better In living are acquired by ti;:ikite my life." (June 17. 1932.) nrry dollar do Its duty to the ut- - To take off fat take one-hateasisxinful of Kkuschen Salts In 9 The buying power of erry d.11nr glass of hot water In the morning can be lncreaed by followlrx three before breakfast one bottle that but a few cents lasts 4 weeks slmnle rules: Andfrsort Drug t Thornlon It a out get First: splitting plan l adxancf and then piny fair ly store, or any drug store In Amerlcs. If this first bottle falls to convince Mli kin? to It Seti nd : Buy with Informed Judg- you this Is the SAFE and harmless ment. wsy to lose fat your money gladly Third: (Jet full service from the returned. ttoii't accept anything but Kmsthat are purchased. This takes the combined abilities rhen liecause you must reduce safeof the entire family. ty An unplanned for living eiposes one to attacks of hardships, disap- iiinke well planned budgets. The ei pointments, tintrrtaliiltles dlstres. 'eii'lon service of the I'tah State a pnln. Tliey can avoided, .i Agricultural college, at trsn, will a frest client, by keeping hotn ac- - send Information regarding home I counts and using th accounts to budget plans upon request 'I ORSl e!U-i-ll- y con-t'liti- Tic-tln- is v hu-i.i.i- n Alkalize Your System Nature maintain a healthy, alkahelps needs to she the assistance her line balance gives overcome the effects of wrong habits of diet, work or pleasure. Take er Pain-Relievi- Dy ALICE DUAN'E t. by Washington. Traditions as old as the nation Itself will be revived for the Inaugural of Frnnklln D. Iloosevelt on Saturday, March 4. Thomas Jeffersoii, the third President, and the first to be lnautf-uruteIn WashliiRton, set the original note of simplicity for the ceremony which the President Klect has selected for this one. Uear Admiral Cary T. (Jraysoit, retired, heads the committees planning this year's event Will Revlva Great Ball. One concession to the pomp and er cabinet at r fruit-raisin- ADVERTISERS! Eat and Relieve That X "Nothing in Bible About It," Refuse to Pay Tax IjHieaster, Pa. Ilecause "there Is nothing In the P.llile thai says worn en ulioiild pay Inxes," wives of War-wbfiithlp farmers refuse to pay ht oip'fn levies until forced by liens. Good Farm Machinery 7B9 SOt'TII STATE PIIOXK Ml KIl NOW Is The Time To Build! nts Co. Morrison-Merri- ll "The Lumbermen" f 371 This was revealed by Jacob O. Conrad, township tax collector, and W. T. Wabls. state 1st collector, after they filed liens agalnnt the properties of four women. Tlierciimti the women paid the Sl.'.ii p, r capita tat, and an addieach for cocts. tional $'.'. Conrad explained there Is a strong of Meiiiionlte farmers tn the township, headed by Christian Iin ills, who fights continually against pament of taxes by women. "They claim, said Conrad, "that the Constitution of the l'n;ted stales Is based on the Itlhle, and that nowhere In the Itlhle can they And any record of any woman having to pay taxes, "This group will not psy until forced to do so, ss matter of principle." Yiddish Speaking Irish Woman Gets School Job Mass. Kor years the . Hoston, Hostnn school committee hsd been urged to appoint ss attendant offwho could sprsk Yidbit dish. Most Itostnnlsns were skeptical when the committee rt cently announced It was meeting this demand by tismlnt Miss Irene Donovan to the Job. It developed, however, that Miss Donovsn speaks Yiddish fluently. icer S womnn Murray Yards PHONE Murray 8 WE SELL KING COAL Washington. Mexico Is pushing forward Ps greatest highway projmanaged ect an improved road linking the WHKN Mrs. Hanford Terry alone In their United States border at Laredo, tiny Ktnterociu. crowded almost to Texas, with Its capital, Mexico with handlings, camoverflowing City. The federal highway commiseras, (.'olf bags, iimgasriiieH, boxes of sion of Mexico states that this candy. Mower and books, she looked section, opening up northeastut her daughter Intently mid sugern Mexico to tourist travel anil gested tiniily thiil she bad oil alto- trade, will probably be ready for gether too much rouge. "You know through traffic In June. l'SX. A bulletin from the National your father mid I don't object to a III tie. but you look positively society describes the chief cities and scenic features along Terry assured her mother that her this picturesque route, which will lie face was rotigeless and rubbed the a part of the proposed li'.'KK. flawless skin of her pretty cheeks mile highway linkwith h('r handkerchief to prove her ing Washington, I. ('.. with I'.neiios Innocence. Aires, Argentina, and other Latin "Then you must have a fever," deAmerican capitals. cided Mrs. Hanford. "Motorists seeking new roads tn "Just excitement "Terry told her conquer will find that this 'farthest and dear Mrs. Hanford believed south' for a continuous highway that the excitement was due entireJourney from the United States U ly to the fact that now after all a roadway of spectacular variety," these years of autiflpatlo:i they were says the bulletin. "The route traverses deserts, mile-higfinally going abroad. Not Just going mountains, for a few suni!'r months, but for ranch country, lush tropical Junover a year of gorgeous adventure, gles, and. In places, runs through made possible by the fact that deep canons where the highway Is Terry's first year out of college co- a mere scratch on the steep mounincided with Professor llanford's tainside. Ties Up With United States. year's leave of absence. And as they hurried out of the "From San Antonio, Texas, a stateroom to rejoin their friends paved road southward to the twin wiio bad come to see them off. .Mrs. border cities of Laredo and Nuevo Hanford reflected that among all Laredo ties In the new Mexican the good people who had come to highway with the Improved road wish them a "bon voyage"' not one system of the United States. Nuevo bad come on Terry's Invitation. Laredo, In the Mexican State of "I'm sorry," she told her daugh- Tainaulipas, and the first city to ter, "you didn't have some of your be readied after crossing the Klo own friends here." Orande, has developed ama.ingly In the last two years, since pave"Oh, well." said Terry, "you know father doesn't like to have young ment wns completed to Monterrey. section compares fapeople around very much, and This there's hardly anyone here In the vorably with the best American highways. One stretch runs 45 city anyway." Tut you expected llob Taylor miles across the desert without a didn't yon?" P.ob Taylor was one curve. of Terry's friends of whom her par"Monterrey, the capital of the state of Nuevo Leon, Is surrounded ents entirely approved. peaks, the most conTerry was about to explain away by mlle-blgher disappointment at Hob Taylor's spicuous being Its famous Saddle nonappearance when they reached mountain (Monte de la Silla). "An Improved gravel road leads the deck and found the young man from Monterrey over the mountains In question In the circle assembled round the beaming professor. See- to the west of Saitillo. capital of ing Terry, he broke away, greeted Couhulla, a region of ranges where Mrs. Hanford and accepted Terry's long homed cattle graze. This evenInvitation to make a tour of Inspectually will be part of a through route to Mexico City via Ran Luis tion." "We'll be back soon," she called Totosl. r, "The ma'n highway today, back. "There's half an hour more strikes south to Ciudad Vicbefore people have to go ashore." This lSiVmlle section Is Terry hurried Hob to a Becluded toria. corner of the writing room. "Some- about a quarter paved and the rest Here the thing rather terrible has happened." Is all weather gravel. she told hint. "I left my passport road winds through one of the chief sections of Mexico. and ticket at the hotel. I wouldn't Paradise for Hunters. dare tell father. He'd be furious. "From this point to the little town Hut If I take a taxi I ran go to the of Valles, In the state of San Luis hotel and get back." Hob Insisted at first on going with I'otosl, the road surface alternates her but yielded to her second plan. between gravel and graded earth. "I'll have to go at once. Yon This region Is a paradise for huntstay here and explain. Tell them ers wild boar. deer, rnccoon, quail everything will be all right. And and turkey lielng plentiful. Coffee, If It conies time for visitors to go cotton, rice and vsnllla beans are ashore, you come ashore and wait the prinelinl crops. "In the rncsed Mountain section for me. Don't let them come ashore, Valles and the village of between do. them else Tell whatever you In the state of Hidalgo, conyou'll arrange to get me at the last Jacala. struction work has been moving forminute." Once on the dock Terry si'd with ward slowly since April, 1!::. Here til haste back toward West street. the road climbs from the dense tropical Jungles and swamps along Bob made some unsuccessful at (tie Tamuln river, where parrots fly llnnfords to the tempts to explain who were tmi absorbed In their overhead, and gorginms flowers and friends to think much about their banana groves border the highway, to the tableland. daughter. It was not until the first "From Jacala southward an Imthat to ashore go signal for visitors proved highway will carry the Hob managed to make them underroute through Pachuca, an Imporstand. tant silver mining town. Into MexAn hour later Hob watched the ico City. Itapld progress has been last glimpse of the liner going down made here In recent months, snd from And then the bay. quietly, what some travelers once characsomewhere, apH-areTerry, looking terized as the 'most dangerous road unhurried. and serene entirely In the world' may simn lie a mod-e"Here I am." she told him. "Hut boulevard, a monument to engidon't do anything about It till I exneering skill. Near Pachuca are plain." great basaltic formations some"Hut maybe we can charter a tug- times called 'the Giant Causeway of boat or something." be said. "I America.' promised them I'd and It's all right "From Mexico City modem roads about your purport and ticket are branching out In all directions. Your father had them all the time" The longest, of all weather gravel "Of course ho did." Terry told const met on, extends over the old hi in. "I didn't go to the hotel I Spanish Trail to Aeapnlco. Another Jiiht stm.d out on Wci-- t street until carries the Pan American liL'huny the boat bad gone. It was just out southward to the city of Pueblo." of the question any way you put It. Father' a dear and I admire Divorces in Reno Now him, but being together, tnornlng. noon and tilght for over a year Cheaper Than Year A50 would be unthinkable," Iteno, Nev. A dicr'ae of 1.1 II "Well, of course I'm glad, Terry In divorce decrees granted In I'cini that Is. I couldn't endure the In l'X'2. as compared to the pre thought of Dot seeing you for s vlous year. Is shown In figures com. long, and I wouldn't be able to get piled by the county clerk here. over even next summer hut what There were Jt.lt ft granted are you ging to dot I tnean. you'll here last year, as compared with have to send a !rrlc as soon ss 4.2IS granted In P.i.'ll. twi;l.1a ! lit llii'tn know fnil'm The decrease Is blamed, tn a u Rre going to safe and what large extent, to the depression. Fees of Bttornejs also decreased. do" "Ma) be you better figure that Persons coming here for divorce out," Terry told hi in. "You tell thetn sought more moderate and cheaper I'm safe and etrrythlng (K and I'll dwelling places during their sit write them so they'll have a letter weeks' residents. Of the .1Mi divorces granted here by the time they land." went to men and2.(Ml Hob drew a notrNtok from his In lOjra. pocket and scribbled with a pocket to women, while IT of the cases were annulments. "Hows thstr pencil "Terry's safe. We hate decided Odd Accident It Fatal to Nr married at once. Letter folTacoma, Wash. Just as speed lowing." Ing automobile rounded a turn on a mountain highway, a rotten, 40-- r not Ntartst ( Filed Stars fir tree crashed acrosn The nearest of the fixed ststt la snag of In front of the rsr bethe highway Cetit'isri, bright star visible driven by txnils J. Larscn. lie ing In southern the only hemisphere. wsa killed and a companion, Alex The distance to this star Is such fifty two, suffered critMcEschren, takes four and Its that years light ical bead Injuries. three months to reach us. how-eve- PATRONIZE YOUR HOME Where Good Food Is Tasty- - MrCUiro Nt wspntier Si ndlcata. h firty-fou- Murray Cafe Opens Up Southern Neighbor to Tourist Travel. l.M-mll- e Ofty-fo- Hunger at the MEXICO CITY 770-mi- harmless lf t Official Ball, Dropped by Wilson, Is Revived. Sales Record for Past 54 Months Is Announced WITH Explained ng, WOMEN LOSEFAT She Might Have color of the most brilliant of the one-daInaugural shows of the past has already been made. The official ball, dropped since the first ALKA-SELTZE- R administration of Woodrow Wilson, will be revived. The New Alkalizing, Effervescent Tablet Hecause of the sweep of the lief from COLDS, Headache, Democratic This preparation at the polls last Gas on Stomach, Heartburn, November Inparty contains the vegetable and minnumerous other races eral alkalizers you need to make That "Tired Feeling," Muscular besides that for President, the Inand keep you healthy. Two tabRheumatic, Sciatic and Neuralauguration will take on somcthlriK lets a day in water will help to gic Pains. of the atmospht re of a Democratic It furnishes in one pleasant, party jubilee. Thirty-eigh- t keep your body in a normal state goverof alkalinity and make you far harmless, effective, effervescent nors were swept Into olllce by the less liable to contract COLDS or tablet, the Salicylate-Alkalin- e Democratic Hood and most of these other Infectious diseases. Medication acknowledged to be are expected to attend. Alka-Seltz- er very effective for Colds. gives prompt re Hughes to Give Oath. At Any Drus Store Soda Fountain Get A Drink Of Alka-SeltzChief Justice Charles Kvans following an old custom, home Hughes, Keep a package in your medicine will administer the oath of office. A platform at the traditional site, Large Package 60 cents. Small 30 cents. the east plaza of the Capitol, will Making a Gardea provide the scene for giving the The world Is so empty, when one oath and delivery of the Inaugural thinks only sf the mountains, rivers address, If the weather Is suitable. and towns therein, but to know In case of Inclement weather, the somebody here and there who agrees ceremonies are sometimes conduct-ewith as. with whom we live, though Indoors at the Capitol, making It Impossible to seat more than a silently, that Is what turns the world Into an Inhabited garden. portion of the crowds of 100,000 or Goethe. more who usually attend. Andrew Jackson's second InaugureA 1933. S. Forast Stands on les Ohio. January Dayton. Is poiwlhly ration whlih achievement of cord day found a deep snow and One of the largest forests In the without parallel In business history was cold weather forcing the ceretn between Russia of situated the revealed her today when officials world, took the oath monies Polk that Inside; reported Inc., the Cral mountains and the Okhotsk Samoa Laboratories, months auo their medicines, Sr-go- n during a pouring rain; Franklin Ice. on and Sancon Sort Mass Tills, were ft rut tea. stands Pierce while a snowstorm raged. placed on the market, and that up to date 1.417.428 packages of these tno medicines At Lincoln's second inaugural bis grammatical speeches to stubborn hare been sold. tn mud. listeners stood ankle-deeIn explanation of this truly remarkable automobiles. record Mr. J. 1. (itbson. Secretary of the Hut the worst storm of all was proJack Frost, however, is not en- Company said : "We spent two years' time duced In liHXt, when William Howa considerable fortune In developing tirely bud, for he distributes ac- and these medloluea before they were placed on ard Taft took the oath of office. Weather described as a blizzard good reason to beceptable presents also. The natur the market, and we had lieve that as soon as Uie public became ally pale girls who spend fortunes acquainted with their effects there wnuld be gripped Washington, virtually cuton Kress complexions find this a very large demand for them. This Is ting olT all wire and rail communiwhat seems to have happened during the cation for most of the day. PresI r months. weather very economical for the past was welcomed Hoover dent Into of"As evidence of this," he continued, rosy cheeks which they exhibit at "thousands fice by a driving rain, but the cereupon thousands of Individual ten minutes to nine .'need no addi- endorsements have literally poured In from mony was held on the portico. of the country, and we are shipbru- all parts tional coloring. Dissatisfied ping our medicines throughout the t'nltrd nettes have been changed like mag- Stales. Canada, and Hawaiian Islands. Cuba. Jamulca, and several Central Ameriic to platinum blondes by Jack. Of can countries. Only yesterday we received Injj'ured Indian Prisoner from Nice. France. Indeed a largo course they are delighted with the an older Saves Captors in Storm part of our luislneas comes from sections never where our has How an Infind to appeared. advvnlnlng but The their change Pas, Manitoba. disappoint- This Indicates that people who una our dian broken tn with bonps ment that after first period all that medliines are writing or prisoner their friends telling an airplane crash crawled through remains of the golden locks Is n about them." of a subarctic blizzard to bring When asked for a brief statement help mass of dark, wet hair. what effects Sargon and Margon Mils hare for his captors was told In this who take thirn Mr. (.Ibvm With all Its advantages and dis on persons Canadian outpost as an aftermath replied. "These are new medicines snd they advantages the cold weather Is here. actually accomplish many things which the to the death of William A. Spence, older remedies were supposed to do. For We cannot change It so the best Instance. It la now conceded by the medistar nnrthland flyer. that calomel and other liia-tlv- e The Indian, Muster Whlteway, thing to do Is to learn to like It. cal profession drugs hare no effect whatever ou the Take the weather as It comes and liver. Our medicines actually stimulate was being returned to civilization Itself by Increasing lia an officer of the Canadian be thankful It Isn't worse. Appreci- the liver toofcleanse bile. Sargon and Kargon Holt by production ate the fact that you are not the Mass Tills alvi promote general glmdular mounted police to face the white activity; build up the red blood cells, and man's laws. The plane bore the correct the moil prevalent causes of Indiunhappy Janitor of this school. captive, CnriMiral It. Graves, of the and conttlpatlon and the many alt Anyway, we agree that freering in gestion merits resulting from these disorders," police, an Indian Interpreter and this climate is better than perishing THORNTON ANDKKSON DRVO Spence. It turned over In a forced of thirst and heat In the burning COMPANY. binding on the treacherous Ice of Suhara Desert. Cheerup, spring Is Moose lake. BUY AT HOME AND SAVE! The pilot was crushed to death Just around the corner. and the others were seriously Injured. The Indian prisoner, his ankle broken, crawled away from the wreckage. Into the blizzard lay liberty, but the Injured brave chose the other course. He dug his way through the snow as the mercury stood at 40 degrees below Hero until he atX tracted Indian fishermen. esiM-clall- MAKES rippe k, Alka-Seltz- HIGHWAY LINKS U. S. TO SEE TRADITIONAL POMP Medical Authorities agree that you are much less likely to suffer from Colds, Flu, and other Contagious Diseases when your system is alkaline. loss of sleep, too much Wrong diet, over-worfood, drink, or tobacco, too little exercise, all tend to create an acid condition. To build up resistance and maintain health lerled on December Salt Lake County .j INAUGURAL I !." |
