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Show MAYOR I B. MM IE PRESENT OF HEALTH LEAGUE Salt Lake, May 20. To promote public health and sanitation measures throughout tho state, the Utah Public Pub-lic Health association was formally launched at a meeting in the Hotel Utah last night. 13. O. Howard was elected president of the society, Hc-ber Hc-ber J.' Grant first vice president, Mayor A. R Heywood of Ogden second sec-ond vice president, "William J. Deeney secretary and Horace H. Smith treasurer. treas-urer. H. G. Merrill of Provo was elected assistant secretary and treasurer treas-urer Governor William Spry ancl United States Senator Reed Smoot wore elected honorary vice presidents of the organization. An executive committee was appointed ap-pointed with the following membership: member-ship: Dr. T. B. Beatty, Mrs. Arthur H. S. Bird, Mrs. James Cnnse of Ogdcu, Mrs. E. E. Corfman of Provo, Dr. E. G. Gowans, E. G. Peterson, president-elect of of the Utah Agricultural Agri-cultural college, and Miss Kate Williams. Wil-liams. In order to secure state-wire Interest Inter-est in the now pubic health movement, move-ment, a board of directors, including manj' of the prominent citizens of the state who are interested in measures of public welfare, was appointed. The members of this board are as follows: T L. Allen of Coalville, L R Anderson An-derson of aianti, Dr. It. W. Ashey of Salt Lake, Dr. T. B. Beatty of Salt LaJic, Mrs Arthur H. S. Bird of Salt Lake, Piesident George H. Brimhall of Provo, Mrs. W. F. Broug, Jr., of NephI, Dr. Katherino E. Bowdle of Salt Lake, H. C. Burton of Kaysville, Mrs. James Cause of Ogden, Professor John T. Caino III of Ogden, Professor George H Coray of Salt Lake, Dr. C. M. Clark of American Fork, Dr. R. G. Clark or Panguitch, Mrs. E. E. Corfman Corf-man of Provo, Wilford Dav of Paro-wan, Paro-wan, W. J. Deeney of Salt Lake, John Dixon of Provo, Mrs. Charles DeMoisey of Vernal, C. W. Dunn of Brlgham City, J. U. Eldredge, Jr., of Ogden, Senator Joseph Eckersley of Ioa, Mayor W.. Mont Ferry of Salt Lake, the Rt. Rev. Joseph S. Glass Of Salt Lake, Dr. E. G. Gowans of Salt Lake, Mrs. A. J. Gorham of Salt l Lake, Heber J. Grant of Salt Lake, l Alexander Hedqulst of Provo, Mayor , A. R. Heywood of Ogden, E S. Hinck-ley Hinck-ley of Ogden, E. O. Howard of Salt-Lake, Salt-Lake, tho RL Rev. Paul Jones of Salt Lake, Dr. R. S. Joyce of Ogde.-?, J. W. Kelly of Marysaie, Q. B. Kcllv of Bingham, Judge William H. King of t Sat Lake. Airs. R L. Kirk of Moab, c Dr. H. p. Kirtley of Salt Lake. Guv -Lewis of Richfield, Miss Gertrude Mc- ( uium oi can iaKe, Dr. H. G Merrill of Provo, Dr. C. M Nener of Castle-gate, Castle-gate, Mm. Knox Nelson of Beaver William O'N'ell of Cedar View, Dr! E. G. Peterson of Logan, Dr. J. A Phlpps of Tooele, L. C. Miller of Salt Lake, Dr C. C R. Pugmire of Morgan, Dr. Ezra C. Rich of Ogden, John Reeve of Hinckley, L. II. Redd oi Blandmg Dr. M. S. Reay of Randolph, John R. Uallis of St George, Dr. John Widtsoe of Sail Lake, Dr W C Whalen of Ogden, .Mrs. Adolph Simon of Salt Lake, Senator William W. Seegmiller of Knab, Dr. E. G Titus of Logan, Dr. James E Talmage of Salt Lake, Heber C. Smith of Salt Lake and Miss Kate Williams of Salt Lake. ,.C-M; Deforest. ld secretary for the National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis, attended at-tended the organization meeting and assisted. He outlined the work to be done by the association and, on the motion of Professor Coray, tho asso-cian asso-cian voted to accept from the national organization an appropriation of $900 to be used in public health work in Utah. The association also voted to emply a permanent salaried secretary The revenue with which to conduct the work of the association will ho derived through the sale of Red Cross seals. nn- |
