Salt Lake Telegram | 1932-09-06 | Page 7 | Around Town

t. t AROUND ROUND i the the the- TOWN f r. r TOWN ft i t Lake Sidelights t i red flare similar 11 ar t to 0 t the h e Of a IT railroad fusee at the scene Effic traffic accident which hap- hap and blocks the highway night t by Sheriff S. S being vines vine's Youngs Young's traffic o officers ent SK was originated b by J. J WalI Wal Wai- be West e chief traffic deputy after I e several months months' accident ort 11 i Several Se of reports showed e es- es the Se case ce of night accidents f aut y n where one crash had followed an an- quickly 2 V other at locations on lar l k main traveled county d I Reasons for or the sec sec- L Invariably the drivers driver's h were CX I the obstruction on bare lare to i observe by the first crash hIghway the lights of t the e car car or dIsabled the fit first crash were 4 in could not be opera hey 1 of the damaged machines hulls bulks of the road in the middle ii lid aid could arrive and lights be Sheriff T Tr es pans 1 t 0 equip thoe traffic patrol cars and mo- mo h of with a package or two of willbe instructed Officers lares reaching first duty upon their accident will be to toone Scene of art an scene f these flares in a position one oce approaching cars will be bed etC ere ahead the danger 2 tied td d flare of bums burns for 15 minutes ilch ch is estimated thin Ihn Sito Si 15 to 30 minutes it midway can be sufficiently i red d' d tO other tra traffic ic to pass hot hoat danger U o SCENERY ATTRACTS rt's s 's scenic attractions are among United X outstanding in the lei es and aDd thousands of California fa dents are visiting them each year au R. R Wilson manager of the thea em conTa a Tavern at Barstow Cal reIt reSi re- re Salt Lake It Si led on 00 his arrival In Is expected that the Boulder dam and Zion canyons and the e ce ee lh th rim of the Grand canyon will visitors than most any ive emor more t r action of the west during thel the l bs ilni I years he said This will n much to the people of Califor- Califor Nevada and Utah bile most of the parks through through- tb the west showed how a large Decrease visitors during this season the iber visiting the Utah parks was wasa ra a little short of last year Mr Mra Ir IrM M a n said Nearly 85 per cent of automobiles visiting these sec sec- 1 I bore California licenses he re re- re- re ad ed Mr and Mrs Wilson are ft at the Newhouse iJ- iJ BEN IDEN FLEECE 1932 Wes es of Jason and the Argonauts Argonaut search for the golden fleece in inA inthe A Ii the hero of Greek mythology tIed ded the world braving fearful shi ships would have ave ended much cr er 11 it Jason had hid stopped f in SIlte Salt SIlt ece e of gold was a common sight Ie e re recent nt national ram cam sale at the Lake Union stockyards hawing a custom begun in Eng centuries t ago certain prize rams anointed with ocher dye before g 2 l led into the auction pit pIL Only black k heads and feet of the ani- ani i were re untouched and the result visitors to the sale saTe to rub their in disbelief ie It e ocher used in the dyeing pro pro- i very expensive and is import import- rom ram England J. J It ii Manderfield ral manager of the stockyards abed Mr Manderfield pointed that the dyeing of some of the bred Zed ani animals is comparable to tot ig t the lily he explained that lish ish believed that application of hued bright paint he fleece added to the attractive attractive- tot the animal and emphasized its T points r 1 Happy Birthday h he te Telegram congratulates W. W K ir Ira irid 4 II member of the Salt Lake k exchange on the anniversary of birth today L