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Show r PTABLISH MURRAY'ciTY, UTAH, THURSDAY. MAY Lake County Fish and Game Association Outing Murray Park Saturday and Sunday, June 6 and 7 2H. IQ.tfi VOLUME Plans Underway To Hold County Fair In Murray Park FLOWER GARDEN Salt CLUB SLATES ROSE 6 SHOW FOR JUNE SCHOOL BOARD APPROVE Awarded Band jn Contests, Music Both Days To Be BUDGET County Fair to be held in Murray each year was inaugurated at a club Garden Flower Murray Public hearing on the hall Tuesday meeting in the with Mrs. David J. Campbell tentative School district night. The fair city developed plans president announces the annual budget willMurray be held June 8 in the from a proposal to hold a Murray rose show will be held Saturday. James Dr. Clove hall, super- day celebration this year in a June G, in the S and W Motor's city similar manner to the celebration show rooms, corner of Vine and intendent announced Tuesday. The tentative budget was ap- last August. State streets. Mrs. Howard Moving Fast and Program Cour.tr ' Haus-knec- r v- - " hoir annual i outing the Murray 1"' at amboree Ration members and other and their families as Cedar City STte south S north to Idaho points will be iwren I I. 193b. to June 6 and 7, JiT 1 ! " . 1 1 I , for VStrfbeing perfectedenter-meprogram of for the two days of seeling' the i high .points in the to be as of the Some r-- nt moving ,M feS' are expected ptopam follow: , Saturday, Trap Shooting June 6 ...... Casting wrangling by youngsters and also the creek. dance Music by the Ranch Hands of it Salt Lake Fish and Game Fish nth pool Evening association. . music will be furnished Saturday and Sunday. Num-valuable prizes will be giv-- b Bard m to the contests. lor all of June Sunday, games (for young and old) shooting Trap Horseshoe Baseball pitching (Sunday afternoon) for all will be a notable gather-c- ( Salt Lake County officials, Silt Lake City officials, Murray fcy officials and other public There of aa to attend Ed participate in this sportsmen urrjval as a royal good time for il both young and old is astro! Concessions and entertain-EK- t features will be provided. 7u public is invited are thousands of people ected to visit tin b;f event. exp- Murray during Ii directors of the Salt Lake Fish and Game Associate are A. A. Henderson, A. W. toaey. L P. Hickman, Cliff Pat-KD- r. J. L Hansen, J. S. Powell, Clay. E. L Vetters, E. W. K?, W. R. Pollock, Bob May-y- L. Payne, Art kzty tej Sorenson, Merrill Hand. Burnham, HERE THERE AND frtrmW'tM, of taere can you find a cracuve main more street than in our awjr. At night with its broad s. well kept pavement, neat waea houses and brilliantelec- ttfiti and signs, it is really '". iu oe proua oi. 1936-193- I 7. The American Legion closing meeting of the season, Monday. Jun 1, at 7:30 p.m. in the Murray Baptist church. Membership cards and pins will be distributed, constitution and adopted and officers will be elected for the coming year. After the business meeting "the Auxiliary will entertain the Legionnaires at a social at Murray Park. A program will be featured and refreshments will be served. Every member is urged to attend. by-la- t. Win. Canntgieter, Grand thy Chaplain. Andrew Lundquist, Wor- Grand BASEBALL GAME SUNDAY. JUNE 6 Wortliv Conductor. Arthur Bishop, Grand Secretary Grand Wilford Whitehead, be sure there are sections !f w7 unproved, Mm street which could be but all in good Jun so the desire to im-p- e exisu. j jChivrcll 5'!rmcn is one of our Pion-- 1 nd is still an ex- - finny folks. f. j vice-Presiden- ball on tS-'-T fc wean raU lhat novi occasionally ii,??.' ?ou wlU w rut men. Fiih ft1d WEIRD eh-cte- Vice-Pre- o.-mu. ; j ... Sec'y-Treas.- i - . tin-Hig- 4 Game Association 8t lh Murray &T&tntoul,n Jti?r.T.urdiy and Sunday, i t n-:- 1 ;.' l I C oU'-eK- V. I -- .. ! I inr! i ' ; l . . i - M urray ls hke a ''hfewnsf Sou,h 9,1(1 hfe. Sta - ghost , . slrerl June nth emy persons will bei.cvun By card indexed wth a evH ii iue hifior her l w that ti'- ;, HWfmwfar i ! y; Murray has. City Viut. I1" I y i. J UH" ' n-- v I tfc'"inB CI fa Bni.l I.,lu toe re fJln nm riPrro en- (COVP . c- ir.i-'- 1 . . ..,r. .. Make an em u el home and do public nuisance. t.-- . p, L ,.,1 wa ' i.r i' t. M t!,)S s "I""-'- . Tit" . t ; i .(' ' re r 1 f fltiiMI) pro all' t K 1 , at'.'l ' .o t" gi "'it 'Hi' !..rw aid a' r Let' the vd Mllis. .1 kuu c'.nniinn.ty !' i 11' .nu CI t ."living 1 ,d '".,u I , i,e h t" n, . , our only authorucd suDcnpuon o....w.. iubscrinition form and receipt. ., ... H win n .". i ,;nir.l. ,,. i nrt. i"1" l iir iiiiier win mi yur rrrrvc Please Kim. . -, ana ou.u turn in. all new rr also . :n .iimtinn News Sent in by pnonc MURRAY 35 TO REPORT YOUR NEWS I .!!... ii " U 1 1 I tit Mr Miller .. Murrav Ciiv Firemen and will w rvicc at the gravrs of departed at 10 3 am. They will World War veterans. Rev. Payne chaplain of Murray Post will conin full dies uniform. the. services. A firing squad ' duit . . t Ii a outicr irom rmv uouii.ami c II IUICTI f'llVTl Cf iimif n i ii.iii i lint iii.i ii OUT I OCA I. TAI.l.NT Tinn, , a.m. services will take A "Poppy PoMer Cortr-rt.at Holladav cemetery, at (lace iMnnsorci by the Ladies' Auxili 10 31 am. Mill Creek cemetery, in at H.oo nm, Murinv cemetery ary of th Ametaati 3'. , Murray brought jesters and at 1 30 am. at taylorsvilie ii if by children in t) e Ailing-'to- cemetery. A many liccir.iinain s as posLibuty Mid Murray Junior iHu-fch""l'-said Mis. Wilford sible are urged to be in attendWhitehead, chairman of the con-- : ance at these services. ii Co" n.llt'-eMoiidav night, June 1st, the Judi:5 will be thorrn by the IVl will hold its regular meeting 'committee to name '.h mst at-- a! the Fireman's Hall after the tractive i"st' rs. which will be meeting the Ladies' Auxiliary of 'displayed in downtown windows the American Legion will Join en-in 'during the American Legion Pop-!p- and put on a real social end drive. The creator of the best tertainment. Another big event to look forward to. p Mcr will be awarded a prize. !lc laid e f s. ! , 1 s. Vice-Pre- z .1 it f f' ' Many wW .icv the dcsltuction to il" : Mailav f Mrov caused by m ' 'i well ttwp'eUon by citizens take pnd;tlowir VI il lis. kept, beautiful which add so much ;1 -,,f cur cilv aii'i , le complexion i,....ci .IV t '' to rave might exasperating (inwn and run through lj' ;;nd. thi . 1 - gas sale. p.r-i- . ttl,,1,l'- - .,! The pngi'"- "f.i I' Stake is considcH iyraika fad ; -- , ',. Ihis week in view of the V" " bTi lia gram ' U. u Lam klorm but it does the Stake uv.:) " 'ay rain mon. ' J day at the t.mr tUf. !un of 5000 can t t.,j, V DOGS ARE NUISANCE TO FLOWER LOVLRS u'9 the tl)e ..,s. li.tt gc i.f t!ic M ut r.i I a.:''1 . . .. . .i i i i c i viil.si Ti'i"r an-j" I i .( i i; r ci t Ivt I'.' . ii;g '!(' ."s,r ti and diar .Ine f.-- r mrv ! ! n ..!! lia ;!. "I r Mr. Miller in. In ate, Miit. i.r sto'ja d. as l Li- ; ila-.!,cal- i..t-,f ai; f '11' ' ';';l'' at. ! ic.ivv i 1 s. Vice-Pre- MEMORIAL DAY SERVICES BY AMERICAN LEGION Members of Murray iVst AmOne of the events erican Legion will assemble at to be displayed on Decoration Day th Murray City Hall Saturday !wi) be the d.'coiatmg of Murray morning at 9.30 a m. and proceed ceme,C'ity Firemen's paves. This act from there to the following Memorial to conduct teries Day f rr .nsorcd by jut will be j. p. o I STRUGGLE Murray Lions club at their meeting last Thursday night in the Murray City Fire Hall oflicers as follows: T. Ray Kingston President 1st ....... J. L. Ellertson 2nd J. Clifford Hansen 3rd Varian Mortenson L. N. Schwan Dr. James Clove Tail Twister Lion Tamer Hugh Ward Directors. F. T. Duvall and Ern est Smith. Entertainment for the meeting included a fine musical treat by Xzylnphone and piano with the remarkable work of the former student nf Dr. Clove, in the Granlsvillc period of his teaching career. Murray Lions were also amazed by a bottle which, probably wai one of the weirdest ever seen on land or sea that bewildering struggle of Hugh Ward and Dr Janu s Clove. Mr. Ward, weighing approximately 88 pounds was given the decision over Dr. Clove who probably weighs 288 pounds," Tint battle was inexpressibly comic and left the audience on the verge of the jitters. Mr. Rolho. of east 33rd South became n member of the Lions club at this meeting. t. . d, LIONS CLUB VIEWS f, , - an imprcssario. As account of his new iS'i Dun-for- ! Until has become f. n, The American Legion Murray-Pos- t No. tiO Junior Hard Ball Treasurcre. the Maena Ameriwill team The officers t be installed for can Legionplay team on SatJunior ,he omulv, yi.;ir ;irc: Worthy Vice- urday. June 6. at Murray City President. O. J. Bennion, Worthy- Park. Commander-in-Chiej.I t.si,L.nti h. a. Klasco, Worthy is cordially invited to Veterans of Foreign Wars of the Everyone Ernest Froelich, attend this United Stales, game as the boys have Jack Birch, 'v.aihy Cnaplain, Frank been playing good games. Joe Washington, D. C. Jones, Worthy Conductor, Linnell is coaching the Murray Mv lear Commander: secretary, Fred II. Peters. Treas-a- s team. Inside Ernest Wright, (m ,.( Every orphan deserves a chance iiuaru. r.tiKar vmo. for happiness equal to that en FOR SALE (; ,ni. Clillord Saunders. Trus- - YEARBOOKS by the average American joyed SCHOOL BY HIGH tee. Geo. E. Gordon, Physician, child. This opportunity is given Dr. O. Sundwall. of the M. the orphans of vetreans bv the Mr. Taylor, principal . .. m". ei in in" iumiiujuj at Eaton COTTONWOOD STAKE ,t ,u V. F. W. National Home u numi-irv n. aniioumi's ' , . iinwui-urn Rapids, Michigan, maintained by t i.'n, ADVANCES CHURCH euiiion ii Tin luncheon committee will IiC'IJ-the Veterans of Foreign Wars of preseni suku-huRELIEF PROGRAM jit pared to serve lunch In a for sale. Past or interested the United States. are la ft" attendance and from all in- of Murray High rroceerts irom the annual sale with to communicate eveof 'dueing pr With the aim dications a very interesting of Buddy Poppies make possible office. School ioi the maintenance cf this orphan ning is anticipated. acquiring all goods necessary the care of its poor by (Mooer age. Buddy Poppies also offer a is Cottonwood Stae conference. source nf employment and relief A WORD TO OUR READERS .s ..n.... opfor needy and disabled vetreans rapidly developing out ! projects. niir tion and working in their home communities. For talk esprc:-r.little this e, t' ant Wc " two very real reasons, we these vliBishop A. M Cornwall "'; tlnil Mil niter tlinxe Ji.v.'d H'P"i'.-- ;u. siili'i f should wear Buddy Poppies for the Stake proi-ds- . 'all -tile to ,a;;e on of the ten wards fully 'i'..' l,.,e cine regtilai'A ii! tr Day. nrwirHini? to t ie l lan P' " :' ' Verv sineerelv Vniir. tll'isc- W IM l).le l 1" In l' M tiun 1, e .i c fran Klin d. roosevf.lt by the general church- !.. a gar- 'late tl..U! W IT.if ii Each of the ten wardmail thr t niii ll.ll'l r .!;.:: price den already plai.tcr; SUMMER HOURS AT ! ',. '1 1) .ink ViiU an. again we THE MURRAY LIBRARY planted. He states thai na -- icii or fifty acres is now in sugar beets, Murray Public Library will .at we Imvc ' !'.! V.' s )U' tr at 2 p.m. and cloe at 8 p m Within two wicks it ' i' Wlil "tin : k i i r c 'li i titij; ul'sci tpticiis. and tin from ten to twenty nvu ; v, and (luring th months of June. Jul 'I lie Kagl'' ( en ic In .and August, according tu an nouncement by Mis. Eva Jones, 111 111' Kill, iili-distribute rviy bit in "p:'1' lili Librarian. food avail.ib.e r iron-- 1'.' on P..i'i I laisini ss" tu .l lli't il,.- Make t: and gardens ,i !: tli.it MEMORIAL SERVICES ale will n in the hers ns tlare h FOR DECEASED FIRLMEN I'Ui'l' ii. an ti"A' a o-- To Elder Stephen L. Richards of the council of the Twelve of the L.D.S. church will give the baccalaureate address at the Utah State Agricultural College Sunday, May 31 at 9:30 a.m., and Dr. Charles B. Lipman, dean of the graduate school, Unversity of Califronia, will address the grad uates Monday, June 1 at 9 a.m. Both exercises will be held in the college amphitheatre. following are the candidates for graduation from Salt Lake county according to W. H. Bell, registrar: u. i. degrees School of Agriculture: Donald E. Mad-seLloyd S. Elder, Salt Lake City; Eric A. Rundquist, Midvale; School of Forestry: Frederick Ray Baugh, Floyd J. Allen, Jo seph A. Couch, Bert H. Tucker, Salt Lake City; School of Home Economics: Winctte Rosalind Carlson, Pearl L. Anderson, Florence Child, Vera Mae Hurst, Salt Uike City; School of Arts and Sciences: Matheson, Margaret Salt Lake City; Aaron Duane Densley, Riverton; School of Commerce, Stephen Love Wayne Brimhall GarfT. Salt Lake City; School of Education: V. Dick Johnson, Salt Lake City; School of Engineering: John Arc- angelo uaz. Lynn h.. Thatcher. Salt Lake City; Carl G. Simmons, Murray. Ar-gon- Auxili- ary of Murray will hold their cere-Weldi- ELDER RICHARDS TO DELIVER ADDRESS Vre are in receipt of a communication from Lieut. Clarence E. Allen Post No. 409, Veterans of Foreign Wars of the U. S. in which they state they are most gratified with the results of the sale of the "Buddy Poppy", conducted in Murray City and vicinity, under the able leadership of Comrade R. O. Podmore. Mr. Podmore has been a citizen and taxpayer of Murray City since 1918. He served in the 91st Division in St. Miehle, in the and at Ypres. Through the medium of the local press they wish to express their thanks to the citizens, the mayor, the city commission, and the local American Legion Post, for their splendid cooperation and support in this charitable movement. The proceeds of the sale of these poppies are used for the remen lief of the local and their families in distress, and the maintenance of the Veterans of Foreign Wars National Home for widows and orphans, in Eaton Rapids, Michigan. The following letter was writ ten by President Roosevelt to the Commander-in-ChieVeterans of Foreign Wars of the U. S., and is self explanatory: THE WHITE HOUSE Washington Dr. James Clove, Clerk and Superintendent of Murray School Board. Murray Aerie Fraternal Order of Eagles will hold installation monies at the Fraternal Hall. The following Past Presidents of Murray Aerie have been chosen to represent the Grand Aerie officers and will conduct the installation ceremonies. Wm. Walthers, Grand Worthy Past President. J. W. Krebs, Grand Worthy President and installing officer. Joe McOmie, Grand Worthy tatively drawn. Committee members are as fol lows: Mayor G. R. Berger. and Commissioners J. Clifford Hansen and Sherman Freeze; Chief of Police Andrew Lundquist, LcRoy Kichardson, lienning Anderson. C. A. Watts, Grover Brown, Bish op S. E. Bringhurst, Willard Ol- - Veterans Pleased at Success of Poppy Sale EAGLES WILL INSTALL NATIVE SON RETURNS AMERICAN LEGION OFFICERS THURSDAY AUXILIARY ANNOUNCES JOINS SALT LAKE FIRM CLOSING MEET & SOCIAL Hal Robinson of Murray, son of Thursday night, June 4th. Robinson has associated himself with the Hill Radiator & Co. of 40 West 4th South Salt Lake City. Mr. Robinson has been in California for 3 years but was formerly in business in Salt Lake as owner of the Hal A. Robinson Eenterprises. the Robin son Bros. Food Stores, and the Radio Sales Agency and also operated the Smelter Cafe and the Murray Hotel. Mr. Robinson will be pleased to see his friends at his new location and says there is no place like Utah. He is one of the original boosters of Murray. Twenty-fou- r years ago i.Ir. Robinson was employed by the Murray Eagle as a "Printer's rwil" and still thinks it a won derful experiencewho wouldn't Work all night on a hand press and you never forget it. Mr. Sam Hill. Mr. Robnsons business partner is also wed known in Murray. He is a reserve officer of the American Legion. vetrean of the World war ami present at the organization nf ihf American Legion Post No 60 on the opening night in and exhibits, contests, carnival, a parade, according to plans ten this year's budget $73,000 from J. Campbell. state school fund, $7,500 from the Support of the county com equalization fund and the re- mission, the state fair board, and mainder from taxes. other groups will be sought to aid in successfully launching the fair. Notice is hereby given that a public hearing will be held at 8 p.m., Monday, June 8, 1936, in the Murray City Hall to consider the proposed Murray School District Budget for the school year With heads bowed, and minds at rest, we pause once more to pay our brief tribute to the soldier dead of this great nation. They were ready and willing when their homes needed protection, when the land that wai theirs was in need. They have given their all that we today might be free; to them we owe a gratitude greater than we can show. "Greater love hath no man than this" Let us accord them due honor. Wm. Barbecue Bind concert lti-- if. 7 Baseball Footraces UwaA The Fair will be held Sept. 2 and 3 and will be featured by sen, rranz Westover, Bishop R. K. Kasmussen, C. U. Wallace, Dr. James Clove, Forrest Cumber-ledg- e, F. T. Duvall, T. Ray Kingston, L. N. Sen wan, Glen E. Howe Dr. J. L. Ellertson, E. Wright, William Krebs, Mrs. Bringhurst, service, $8,000. Mrs. Fred Lindbeck, Mrs. Harry Revenue sources include $8,000 Van Quill, Mrs. Kingston, Mrs. from the unexpended balance of Howard Hausknecht and Mrs. D. HEARING Ball Games Base 1935-193- 6 10-m- ill SCHOOL BUDGET Pitching Horseshoe 7 proved at a meeting of the board of education Monday night, providing for the anticipated expenditure of $89,290, an increase of $1790 over the budget. The tax levy will be is if the budget adoptunchanged ed, the superintendent explained. Additional revenue is expected from the state school equalization fund. Proposed expenditures include: general control, $4500; instruction, $58,100; coordination activities, $1800; auxiliary agencies, $100; operation of school plants, $10,000; maintenance of school plants, $3,600; fixed charges, $650; capital outlay for new equipment and other articles, $2,540; debt awarded the cup the past two years for the prize showing, and if her roses are prize winners for three years in succession, the cup will be hers to keep. All flower entries must be made before noon, and whether you are a member of the club or not you are cordially invited to enter as many displays as you wish. The club members met Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Samuel Bnnghurst, where Arthur Holmgren, a flower enthusiast, showed many interesting colored slides of the numerous and beautiful wild flowers of Utah. i flits ' ht was named chairman of the show and will be assisted by Mrs. S. E. Bringhurst and Mrs. Campbell. The silver cup award to club members will be offered for the best hybrid rose in red. Mrs. Emil Madsen Jr. has been Lake the Salt of Meml THE NATION BOWS IN TRIBUTE 1 A movement for a Salt Lake TENTATIVE 1936-193- Prizes 40 4ft-- N. . 1 1 1 ,f.,l y CALL -- iii im m ii j il ' - |