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Show 5 I seven Mr. an,j ' Knster Fob hl'l'l r bom I. A. VHH f jegiincntal I Cotton-Gro- ins cotton-iiowincompletely regimented be result the will industry the il Sum. bill by (Ufcinkhead passed the if to the Yfcenate. 40 to 3D last Thursday. poisons, jlieserilKHl us the most fliece of legislation emerging from "d four fflie New I'f'1 t takes away from I' critical the individual farmer the right to I iiy how much cotton he will produce ospitai; sdny it I fiid transfers this decision to the another I fiovernment by means of a prohlb- ie latest ve excise tax imposed on cotton g A I ESTABLISHED MURRAY CITY, Two Thousandth Child, slightly )n The Tax Question Senate is that the It develops l .11 t .V. .. .1... Tf veil more inclined man me iiuu.tc income. unearned on down clamp Mil ,.f aa ta-..!... VI ukik II in a l.ew ICieouil Senate's Finance the roiight out by 'ommittee are to be found provisos for digging $72,000,000 more from the pockets of United States fritizens than the House originally ntended. The Senate would do tins h rough levies on big unearned in ternes, ana estate tuxes enougn Iilgher than house rates to counter fcet more generous allowances on lamed income and still produce jjiore revenue. The committee would Increase from SSOOO to $20,000 tiie 1, mount which could le claimed for li 10 per cent credit on earned 1890 UTAH, THURSDAY, APRIL 5. 1H34 VOLUME Golden 31, ushered In a nost momentous event for Mr. and Mrs. Golden iRarrett, and the Cot aV", ""Hit"" v : m 'onwood Stake Maternity Hospital, iolden, son of Mr. and Mrs. Barrett ippeared in person at the hospital m this date, and he was the two thousandth baby to arrive at the hospital since it opened its doors in September, 1P24. And so, there was great rejoicing and much celebrating ;t the hospital, as well as In the family of Mr. and Mrs. Barrett on Sunday, April 1. Nearly two thousand lives have been launched on the safely wide sea of human hope and endeavor through the medium of this SAl.EM. the little town hospital! Small wonder that those Illinois where Abraham Income. responsible for this institution's repLincoln lived for eight years utation are proud of this record. Milk Restriction and where he courted Ann Rut-ledNot one of these 2000 babies that has been rebuilt as It waa Milk restriction is on a different were normal at birth have been lost. a hundred years ago and dedimsis from cotton schedules. Where Tills Is a record It is believed could cated as a shrine to the mars the cotton farmer is to be taxed not be equaled by any institution tyred President. Here Is a view of in kind Furtherthe milk its the excessive country. pro crop, if or an of the village as It now appears. fducer will collect handsome checks more, no case of infection or t The place has been made a state new the has ever developed at the ifor short production under r ui in, Tit I im.llir Hii r park. announ Wallace Secretary fsyslem. hospital. 5ces that $150,000,000 will go to the fzood farmers who produced less MURRAY PIONEER DEAD ILLUSTRATED LECTURE TO SIXTEEN CITIZENS ARRIVE Whether dairy farmers get milk. TKIO SENTENCED FOR HIGH HE GIVEN DURING MARCH these leneflts depends on their giv I5KEAK SCHOOL PiLevi Phillip Helm, 82, Utah ing approval to the proposed adThe Murray Flower Garden oneer of sixteen future March ", member of the Utah A trio were sentenced to six Club be brought which will justment urogram will meet Thursday, April and territorial former legislature Cottondiscussed at 15 regional meetings American citizens to the moil! lis in the county jail for break i the County Firemen's Hull wood Who knows but president of San Luis L. D. S. ing into the hospital. throughout the country. School Muray Ugh died stake Musical at Manassa, Colorado, program and the electing what a president of the United at his home at 215 West Central Minday evemig, whin they nppear-- of officers will Ik? held. Periodicals Off New9 Stands world's in leader a the or States, Is fore City Judge II. T. Matthavenue, Tuesday evening of InUK) forelun periodicals go off the progress may not be among these ews nt 2 p. m., Tuesday. The three. incident to age. firmities news stands in Austria ' under gov- sixteen helpless, dependent little John Ivconard of US Stratford nve, Mr. Helm was liorn October 22, ernment ban. On the interdicted human beings. Some of them have Salt Lake; Everett Anderson of a 2i!! British list are Pearson's, the Daily Tone to their homes and in a few 1S51, in Sandusky county Ohio, Woiihvorth avenue, Salt Lake, son of Abraham and Mary Richard Sketch and the News Chronicle. On lays they will all have returned and Ixmls Anderson of 21 East the American list are The Saturday to their respective homes In Mur Helm. He crossed the plains with Fifty-lhir- d South (street. Murray, Ids parents, arriving In Suit Lake Atunrl'fin Twt tl,A tU-tl- , tt Utl Vnfrjl. ray, Salt Lake, Midvale, Ilollnday, pi aded gulty to malicious mischief U 11.11 IIIU .11111 - in Soplenilicr, 185.x During his yzine, Variety and the True Story Sandv. Draper, Hunter, and Tay- early life he engaged In farming and trespassing umhi ther arraigntheir ment in court and the six months .Magazine. me crucial order, elec- 'orsvllle. How many tlnu tive at once, classifies these pub- lives may contact each other, and and on January 0, lsiHi, was mar sentence was inijioscd with four lications as "Immoral or otherwise what part each will play In world ried in the Logan I D. S. temple months susiM'iidod uxiu ther futo Viola J. Ward of Wytheville. ture good hehuror. objectionable." iffalr In future, time only can till. Va. In the fall of 1S.H9 they City Attorney Clou E. Howe and be lives their peaceful, May moved liv to Manassa, Colo. While Still Powerful Bloc . . . y in the prosecuto a their 'heir presence blessing ing in Utah he served as a member tion of the veteran's the sees Washington youths. Mlow men. of the Utah territorial legislature, loWiy prove Itself still the most of and in Colorado was n uiemlH-The followng Is the list: Mot? American in politics RETURN ASSESSMENT powerful the Manassa town board and board a Watrous. Mrs. Earl Murray, Mr. ami Mrs. Delias C. Ballard STATEMENTS by forcing passage over presidential In of education. Helm Mr. served ar receiving congratulations over boy, lKrn March 3. veto of the Indcicndent Offices Ihe presidency of the San Luis I Mil. The Senate unexAll those having assessment the arrival of a daughter, March Mrs. Ernest Madsen, Murray, a D. S. Slake at Manassa for 13 ReCI to 27, statements in pectedly approved by numbers districts 4. March born rlrl, years, two or which he was presi- 75 s 77, and have publicans coting with the and turned not He to returned l'.MK), in Utah Mrs. Thomas Jones. Murray, a dent Democrats who Ignore Taylorsvllle M. I. A. adult class them In, are requested lo return n snce. his home makng Murray 5. hold a banquet, Tuesday even will Roosevelt's plea. The raid on the boy, born March Ho was a member of the high Ihi in to Deputy Assessor Call, Iming at the ward amusement hall. Treasury Is for $228,000,000. to Mrs. Elmer Thompson. Hunter. mediately, priests' quorum. whl h the White IInse and ap- a boy, born March 6. Mr. and Mrs. L. II. Brockhnnk Ms son are a wdow, veter-hSurviving i praisal boards have said the Mrs. of Salt Iike were Murray visitors Clyde Chrlstensen. Salt and daughter, Mrs. Charles Gor s are net entitled. Sunday. Tke boy, born March 9. don and Seth W. Helm, Murray; Pay As You Co Policy five broth four and a grandchildren Mrs. Ardell .Hn'ckstead, Sandy, The marriage of Miss Elma P. ers and sisters, Mrs. Mary II. Cor Dr. Melvh T. Copeland, professor rrl. born. March 14. Oordou of Salt Lake, and Elmo J. of marketing fit Harvard Business don and Andrew D. Helm, MurAnderson of this city took place Mrs. J"w .TcnvJl, Murray, a School, offers a pay policy ray: Marshall Helm, Bluckfoot. 14. Ihe week. March horn during my, to save billions a year Interest and mill Mrs. Susan II. ClayIdaho, Mrs. Oustsve iT undskog, Murray, ton, Salt Lake. He allot ia'e future slim ps. A son. Thi' niarrlace of Miss Evelyn S. Orion the $250,000.0: tf.ooo American a girl, born March 19. Ry V. A. Nelson Anderson of Magna, nnd Ralph R. Helm was killed while serving t structure and $12,000,000,000 of Murray, took place Mrs. Percy Hilller. Murray, a with the ISth Infantry of the First ITis anyone seen Iee Townsetid Huffman, Interest load are today's greatest of last week. Friday division. A. E. K.. In France during boy. born March 22. carrying a spare tire around town (1) have cities, states and the na.;.!)! Mrs. Chas. Powell. Taylorsvllle Ih" World War. "Apt II UtMds Day"? Haven't Win. Powell of Pasadena, Cal.. tion curtail borrowing and pay as found 23. that man In distress has been visiting relatives and A will Msrch ls Iwvr. services born you Funeral they go; (2) have business finance Red nt 3 p. m. In the Deseret yet. Ioc? Try Tony's Irish a friends In Murray this week. Mocks alone, dropping through Mrs. James Terry, Darper. Ik b ilut there? barrel, might s on FY Id ay. Mortuarv 23. bonds; and (3) have March born boy, Henry Thomas, of Snlby, Calif., save first and quit building on Is back from William Mrs. Frank; HiVkson. Murray, home Wednesday after leturned mortgage money. The proposal Is and says he bad a very Is.rn March 28. nU r.HTFUS OK PIONEERS TO Hollywood Hut Dr. Copeland a girl. with friends In Murray. visiting revolutionary fine visit. Mr. William looks O. K. MTET APRIL l?th argues It would revolve the nation Mrs. Reld Jensen. Ilollnday. a Mrs. E. C. Knowlton will enterInto n place of safely. girl, born March 2. one thing that Is causing a deal tain next ' Dulson. Wednesday for ladies of Mrs. Merlin Is that Mr. Me. now Murray, a Tbe Cottonwood Camp. Daught- of IS THIS I 'TO PI AN? Alternate t!o Wednesday Sewing 111'1 ers f Pl"iiers will nie.t r.i has a tunic for a pet. boy. born March 2. Club. on of K. California Mrs. Rbod.i Hirmon the Wrlgley, president Phillip home of MurSurely Mrs. Raymond War-nsk- l, Win. Wrlgley Jr. Company, has Stne strct. next Thursday, Ap- do not ciifiyest turtles? a boy, born March 2ft. Pisbonvle were grenlly ray, The worked out a plan , and the ril 12, at 2 o'clock. a ctt Mldvsle. Iterrett. Mrs. Olden Sunday when they had The hmI.iIii news lieagle for Ihe i pleased has set up n voluntary "Em31. March born Is "'e twy, now on the i the water for Assurance" plewure of participating In wagon! ai!y ployment system RAN1J MOTHERS WORK FOR It Is a good irlck If be can do the valuing of eight bnbles at Fast benefit of nil their employees In the TRIP t? United States. $1.0oo,ooo has lecn SPFCIAL GARBAGE PLAN meeting. aside the finance to plan. put TIME FOR CLEAN-U- P Smith entertained Mrs. The plan Is different from most Up to April the loth If you have The U'ch School Pried mHher .1 !r:td or or live that last Wednesday friends of her and body object schemes Insurance vclnsd the Huh Tuesday unemployment The Murray Clean Up campaign tiiof rt wish removed call the City of-f- fiflcpioon n luncheon and a nt me-mIn that It calls for no coiilrlbutloiis to and you disculm? nnd ways h Is In full blast up to April l. e of Marshal I.uiidqtiUt, He will cine of bridge nl her home on from employees. The company Marshal Andrew Lundqulst has a nUo fin ds to help f'tianee the tr.iv-e- l with a iruck or the jmlliv I to Price iM" Drive, respond bnn of the merely assumes a coiitractural obdurexpenses Ioclal Earbage effer for you Is the projsT one whichever sab1 car, a cake boM i lis employee to lny ing Ihe Clean up lime. ligation nriit! h. decided to I nemiier of yoneg jteople from for your job. Libthem a certain percentage of Hair If you cannot get your garbage Thursday at the High School, ward (qsnt Easter Sunday Cratd next few for In the other words, regiilnr pay whenever It has to lay or what have you (!), In Ihe rog erty, and Arlington school. I man In In Little Cottonwood canvon. An the biggest garbage them off. The rale of Isncfit will iys utar garbage trip, then a truck I" A ni'ictlne of the land mothers Murny Is Mardial Andy. He on a enjoyable time was had by everysliding scale. n follow the grabuge mnn nnd take lie hcM at the Illch School next will one. It I pniwsed to pay the lower salon the ncr sire Jobs of refue. If The ol I yarn about Murray nil mothers are aried workers as much as ho per are still determined In Ihmw Monday. April P, called -- Jljttle Sweden" Is revived Vr. and Mrs. Irvln Parker f't cent of their regular Jfl.r for a cer- you more than theie two men urre I to le prcM-nthave ns their guest by the story that a load of fait Talorv!e tain n ii ml of weeks during Idle nwny -en lake nwsy, yon are to call Ihe came Hall the tr. father. J. W. Parker tie Parker's by will Iiy lTlods. The number of other day and ciiuel a wild Mam- - of Joseph, Sevier county. City Hull and ask for the Marvary from lrt to 2 according lo Ihe shal. Tl.rn l ell him your grief nnd I'de from the hall. length of time the employee has Issni Co Shirley Jackson, who Is attend- will be ome!h!ng about It In Ten thousand Swedes an- - In the with Ihe company. All workers who tm ' the Utah Acrlciillnr-lios.,ts- . and truck ynu and there are lso("r ' ''- -'I w!v of mammoth have been employed fur six months Ctdlogo nl Imuran, was the guest to nnd handled he will i quickly or longer and do not cam over $'V t bis parents Paster Sunday nt j of mr HMtN'nctlon. a year will Ih eligible. On April 10. Dr. J. I. Ellrrt-so- n ,,,,m'ir ,," IM licu-os,,,"h n",, Mal" " Mr. a not had has fire Com-; It Is the wish of Ihe Cliy will establish, his efflrr nl . "The Idea." Mr. WYIglcy cays "Is lit his turbutctor for several days. 'r-,tsbun-- j one receive ti thai you 120 East isih South (formerly lo give employees Ihe came backlog cent garbage service. A Mrs. Hnch Ward was hotc to of Income Hint stockholders have In dred (little Ilniplial) and Murray Tony Is iirilcilng a new supply . i i i i it... H e mirpluN tim wax sum. inry imn'-will be pieced lo have his Ladies He Club f the comixiiiy." Red oiu for his Bridge Pais Irish Murray of battery. automobile, but they are friend llsit hint In Ihe new ofMr. Wrlgley ndds that lie lioi-Wcdttntdsy nfterniK'tt a I her home I.bllte a little cieov Nlollil Ibis on Forty-eightfice. o!ng f have to wait awhile yet lo seo n condition "where the value South. week. The fruit bad a narrow old tf the labo r contributed by the U fore I hey get II. date April Please txite (he Mr end Mrs. I Fox and family sqtiesk. Nice weftther for the two Worker will le Clean Up nnd Paint Up and cull Just as 10, 19.U. pals, Tom nnd Jerry. much of an Invest tnent as Ihe caplet a few ifavs niro f.r Wyoming no Hie Marshall at Murray 170. for (Continued on page 2) for nn Indefinite slay. ital Invested by ihe employer." and letter ra'aif trucks. e, k' HCfcS -- r i, d ih . The City Commissioners and the Easter party are jointly of Education Bonrd was held last Saturday at the Murannual the Murray sponsoring 500 Over Park. children ray City the Clean-UA very successful i con-tagi- received M down colored Easter eggs, several hundred candy Easter eggs and fifty prizes. The eggs were colored by the girls of the Murray High School Domestic Science department, under the direction of Miss Emily Taylor, the teacher. The original plan of requiring the children to search for the eggs was abandoned because of the rain. The children, lnxtead, were placed In line and given the eggs. Eggs of a certain distinctive color called for prizes. The prizes, fifty in uuml)er, consisted of balls, marbles, tops, and other toys, and twenty picture show tickets. The children were somewhat the rain disappointed Ixvhuh made searching for eggs Impract ical. The farmers, however, were glad to see the rain, and expressed the hope that the Lions club would have a party often, if advertising such a party would cause another ralu. The eggs were donated by local growers and packers as follows: Mr. S. Kolio, 20 dozen; Nye and Ni.ssen, 15 dozen; Mr. Win. Milkoff, 15 dozen; Mr. Den IVnel, 3 dozen; Mr. Abe Barker, 3 dozen; Mr. M. E. Staley, 5 doztn; Mr. Joseph 5 dozen ; and Utah Poultry Association, 20 dozen. Llu-uel- l, the--N- r veteran-consciou- I - I ' The .y: Girls of the Granite high school will entertain at a dancing party, Friday evening at the school. Mrs. D. Olenn Robinson of Farmlngloii has leen the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Schuyler Call during the week. Mr. and Mrs, 7SS East Forty-eight- of South hud Sunday, Mr. and It. P. Wllgor h ns their guests, Mrs. B. Dalley of Salt Iike. Jessie Wagslaff ably the Theology lesson at lief Society on Tuesday. Mrs. pre-n'tit- Re- tie-flar-es d.-b- con-duet- d liome-bullder- y com-pan- -bt s i. Hy-lan- V , t wi-ek- s j ANNOUNCEMENT! t - . ml-lo- s-- r i s I J No. 32. Easter Egg Party Clean-u- p At Murray City Park Campaign New Salem Is Restored as a Lincoln Slirine Saturday, March 44 The Murray Aerie of Eagles will hold ther monthly stag part in the Frattimal nllll Thursday are urged to evening. All inemls-rIs present. Campaign, for City period of April 1 to April 10. 1934. This campaign has now become an Institution In our community and the Commissioners are convinced that the same splendid cooperation of city, schools, churches, fraternal organizations, civic clubs, business Institutions, nnd citizens, that has characterized this activity In the past will again be exhibited this year. Now is the time to begin the Chin-Unnd Paint-UCampaign. every yard, every Every home, street and every lot and plot should be thoroughly cleaned, renovated and beautified. Cleanliness Is next to Godliness. It Is a virtue for which every group, every individcommunity should ual, every strive. To clean up and beautify means Do added health nnd happiness. nway with rubbish nnd dirt and In a great measure you banish disease. You will make your home and your city safer by reducing the fire hazard. You will add to the beauty of your surroundings. You will encourage your boys and girls toward higher ideals of life. You will make them want to stay home when the home Is e. fortable and attractive. What Should Be Done Clean front and back yards. Clean weeds from sidewalks. Clean school, church and public grounds. Plant trees, lawns, flowers and shrubs. Rejvilr gates and fences. Beautify your home. Clean stables and barns. Clean vacant lots and alleys. I'll Int house and out buildings. Remove dead trees. Remove and dlsHise of all rubblah, ashes, cans and waste. Arranu'ements have been mada for extra service for gathering of garbage. The city will send a big truck along with the garbage devehicle this week and partment next, to carry off anything that 'he regular vehicle cannot handle. If you need a tqsvial eall phone Murray 170 nnd ask for the City Marshall and be will provide a vehicle to remove almost any object that is no longer pleasing to you. Contest ami Prim The Board or Education, City several public Commission and spirited citizens will give prizes. For home showing greatest Improvement this year, 1st prize, $5. ; 1. ; third prize, $2. prize, School grounds. $2.50. Boy scout troop activity, $5. Remember the this prizes are for improvement year. p p p ARLINGTON ROYS WIN cold. isMictrntlng wind could not daunt Ihe spirits of the boys in Mr. and Mm. Ray 11. Allan en- the Arlington and IllsTty Schools baseball tertained friends at dinner Easter who played the In afternoon. game spite Tuesday a look them for and then Sunday a real ride in the new family car. of cold hands both teams played :ood game. The final score was Arlington 11, Mrs. Chris Rasmussen will enA g'ssl start fellows WedLiltfrty next Isidles Aid the tertain it lip. let's keep noon. after nesday s A oiK-nln- F. R. Anderson has leeii City Marshal Andrew Lundqulst the stst week, but is on the MM his ijputlc-- have arranged their schedule of police duly so as road to recovery. lo enable them lo attend various Mr. and Mrs, Andrew Rhlnnan sessions of the Utah Peace Officers to be held in etorlalncd a few of their friends tssocliillon's and the be Building public Safely Saturday evening of last week at ThursTribune Salt building. Ijike Thirty-thiron West home their day April 5th. South street. Mrs. s 111 uus-tlng- s More than half of the Inmates Scouts of Grant ward nre havof the Stale Prison nre now engaging Ihe annual scout banquet for ed In class work according to refathers and mothers. Thursday ev- cords t.f the Stale Parole Agent. ening, April Gth. The Slate Prison school work is divided Into four eight week terma Joseph Parkinson and daughter, nhd Ihe Instruction Is under six Miss Edith Parkinson, of Evan-do- teachers employed under the CWA. Wyoming, nre the guests of and Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Jackson Secretary Francis Perkins has other relatives for a few days. Into nn ordered Investigation Mrs. William Oman and on Bil-H- charges niad" nenlnst the national sent Sunday at Crescent, the reemployment service, by Wnller A. relief guests of Mrs. Omnn's parents. Ivllamater head of the work Mr. and Mrs. It. Wellington, where bureau In New York City, who nn Easter dinner party was held. charges that nn linestlcnllon had dltlcal disclosed "fnvntllsm. Mr. nnd Mrs. Arthur E. Short dishonesty, and Inefficienof the have returned to their home in cy" were used In The reemthe win- reemployment servb-e- . his city, after ter months In !o Angeles, Cali- ployment service Is the agency fornia, with Mr. Short's mother through which most of the civil works ndmlnst ration employe were and sister. hired. charged lhat men Mrs. Marie IVrger will be hit who registered for work never heard ess to the nietnlsTS of the O, D, O. from their registration and when club Ht a luncheon Wednesday af- they Inquired ngnln their cart bad ternoon nt her home on south been lost. He also charged men with State street. pole from politician were given (Continued on page 2) preference. e Inter-ference- g -. |