Show ADDED FACILITIES FOR if J CARE OF CONSUMPTIVES f fIl Il Nearly additional hospital b beds beda t for tor consumptives In twenty nine state I were provided during the year ending Juno June 1 1 according to a n statement Issued Issued- today from the tho records of ot the tho National f Association for tOr the th St Study dY and Proven Proven- 1 I tion of Tuberculosis This makes make total of ot over oyer beds but only about ono one for every overy ten indigent patients In this cou country coutry try In the last five live years the hospital provision for lor consumptives has baa increased in- in ln ln-I i creased from 14 38 in 1907 1901 to ov over rr In 1912 or over per cent New York rork state loads leads in tho the number ol ot beds having on June Juno 1 Massachusetts Massa Masa comes next with 2800 an andi i Pennsylvania a 0 close clos third with Alabama showed the greatest percent percent-i ago e of ot Increase In tho the last year by adding ad ad- 1 ding seven fifty new beds to Its forty forty- 1 two a year ago Georgia comes next with beds added to a n. year ago New ew York has hns the greatest numerical Increase having ha provided over 1800 1300 additional ad ad- d beds in the tho year jear Only four tour states Mississippi Ih Nevada Utah ari Wyoming have havo no beds what i ever in special hospitals or wards for foi tOti consumptives Eight years cars ago when the National Association was organized there were wore twenty six states in no hospital or sanatorium provision tOt fox I consumptives existed and the entire number of ot beds in tho the United d State was only While these those figures would indiCAte remarkable growth in anti antl sis activity says Dr Livingston Far rand executive secretary of ot the Na NaJ I association In commenting on cu this subject there are aro still ten indigent consumptives for eve every ono of the beds Including those for tor pay patients 18 In other words w we have havo from to consumptives tives in this country too poor to provide pro pro- vide hospital care oare for tor them themselves elvo Ji ii tuberculosis Is over evor going to b be stamped out in the tho States mor hospital provision lon for tor those these foci of In- In f be provided IJ 0 I PLEASANT GROVE j Special to The Herald I I Pleasant Grove Aug 3 Westie Jacobs Ja J cobs and wire wife of ot Lynn Junction are here her visiting relatives 1 Mr and an Mrs ors James D. D Thorne Thorns entertained enter- enter tamed at their home Friday evening Those present were Mr and Mrs J. J W W-f W Jr ii Mr and Mrs Edward Wadley Wad Wad- ley Icy Mr and Mrs J. J R. R Mr an and anc- Mrs Urs L. L W V Lund and Mr and I Mrs AI Grua Orua un I Misses ut unu v UI o oare are visiting friends In MIdvale A number of ot young people enjoyed trip to Geneva Saturday night They wore were the tho Misses Ulsses R Run Rua a. a Stewart Hazel Hazol Smith Opal Wadley Emma Weeks Hazel Ha zel Cl 11 Newman Cleone Bullock and Sadie Mills and Lloyd Llod Adamson Clarence Weeks Clar co Newman Dowaine Stewart and Hoy Roy Smith Mr and Mrs Thomas Fenton returned anc to their homo home at nt Lynn Junction Sunday Bunda Mrs Irs Fred Hanson returned to Salt Sail Lako Sunday after aler visiting her brother C. C T. T Westphal Miss Etta EUn Westphal Is tho the guest gest ol 01 Salt Lake Lako ko relatives Mrs frs D. D N. N Is visiting friend and relatives at Vernal Veral j I |