Davis County Clipper | 1934-05-25 | Page 8 | Don't Fly Kites nor Throw Wires over Electric Lines

I Dont Don't F Fly Kites Nor Throw Wires Vires Over Electric Lines Kite Rite flying n li heaps of fun but should be done in m the th great rent o open n spaces rather thin than in close cloRe proximity to power lines In Ip theIr desire delre to avoid accidents which may cause death or serious inJury 4 f the Utah Powers Power f arc are a n warning to youn youngsters who enjoy the sport port of flying kitts kites caution caution- cautioning mg ing them to be careful that their soaring kites and strings do not noti contact electric wires wire I Emphasis ls n is I placed upon the danger dan of damp strIngs held beld by children falling across lines trans electric current t to 1 the kIte flIer which may bring brine fatal r- r re results suits It is also aiso pointed out that there IS very serious dan danger er in young young- youngsters youngsters ster att attempting to release kite kit strings which entangled with elec- elec electric electric I trie wire wires It is Ie hoped honed that boys j will heed his warning and avoid the tho tragic lc consequences that are lIkely to occur taking unnecessary essary s ry chances Kite flying m in m proximity to elec elec- electric electric electric wires vIres is q not the only potential danger to life and limb Children should bear hear in m mind in m addition to this that it is extremely dangerous to throw wires over lines Imes or to come in m contact with them in any av regardless f they J Jare are are insulated or not