Salt Lake Telegram | 1932-05-25 | Page 11 | Around the Town

the the the- TOWN Salt Lake Sidelights wms HIM 1 OF 01 STORY STOIl i attorney for the t. t J. J J-J J r A. A A Gallagher Rio G Grande GrandC ra rail rail- I. I Lake to a attend tend a week Salt Silt in road troad commission i commerce i of r tc patiently while listened I m bearings Idaho d fa and d Nevada nto from conditions in ino harrowing to o in their states industry their turned to the group Then he ll It and told this story about bout him an from Idaho s that a n from Nevada in New Newyork went to the top of the and the thc c york building the new highest worlds world's to commit suicide by stole Empire off At tt the top of ot the building build- build jumping met a aVaIl Wall VaIl street broker inthe in in- ing they the me same errand so o they decided demake de- de tent on threesome of or iL make a to to the he top op o of the e wa wall ready ady to take of off when the tt they y were expostulated Lemma talk wit witto guyS gUs a he hc said aid So they rouse use Sown and talked with him a down Sc and when the minute was mounted the guard rail all four foL and jumped to the nth degree char char- Miss Elizabeth FitzGerald principal at West high school who willingly J Flies flies h hundreds u n ii d r red e d s of She miles by airplane to There and ana fulfill a lecture en- en Back S Miss FitzGerald a member of oC the thC finance committee of Se International Federation of Busi- Busi SL the ess and Professional Women's Clubs returned late Monday from Worland she was a speaker at nt the Wyo WIO where annual convention of the Wyoming federation n. n She left Salt Lake by airplane Fri Friday day and flew new to Cheyenne taking laking the train for Worland in time to speak on the objectives of the international federation there Saturday night She flew fiew from Cheyenne to Salt Lake on oa the return trip also It has been thirty years cars since Mi Miss s FitzGerald first became a teacher inthe inthe in inthe the city schools POLICE KEEP QUIET Tn rae 5 story tor has leaked out through the of society of how the Ogden police kitchen was robbed and how bow the story was not allowed to reach the public because it would be embarrassing for tor a police department to admit it had been robbed Groceries and supplies were taken But the department got even for it in another mother way The man who rumor says sas achieved the dastardly d deed d was later arrested on oa another charge Even now he is supposed to be paying Ing the penalty of oC being drunk But it would be hard to find anyone any any- one around the O Ogden den bastile who would admit station their was robbed or that they had their man Possibly they dOlt don't know they have him Puppy dog barks and big deep woo wools woofs all aU hopefully asking for human human hu hu- hu man f friends greet visitors to the city dog pound just north Class Lines 61 of f warm arrn springs Among A ong Dogs fl os b here Dogs mingle of of th the with elite elitc the I Leveled Leveled mongrel and all manner man man- ner rier of dogs reach a level le that knows no class distinction Most of the animals anima picked up and taken to the pound b by the city arc are ju lust just t dog according to Douglas L. L Waters But there arc exceptions There was one dog the largest ever brought into the place that tha t was really quite valuable valuable valuable-a a St St. Bernard He Hc was claimed however by his master before he was sent to dog heaven The smallest dog received was a Mexican hairless Like the St St. Bernard Bernard Ber Ber- nard it too was saved b by his owner Most of of the good dogs are paid out before their execution date although tome BOrne are arc not Mr Waters said Owners may retrieve their animals animals' by y iy paying the 1 pickup fee a boarding board board- ing lIlg charge of 25 cents a day and by bUY buying Dg a dog license Other people who Jho ho decide dedde they would like Uke to get a dog from the place may may do so b by payin paying paylag pay- pay in lag ing a charge of oC 5 Do Dogs s are kept five days before beCore beIng bei beIng be- be i Ing electrocuted and incinerated An aver image average e of 35 to 40 dogs inhabit the c city y dog hotel and about one out of every ten f is saved b by someone