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Furgeson Furgcson.United FurgcsonUnited . , Umtcd United Press Staff Correspondent CorrespondentSalt CorrespondentSalt I Salt Lake City , Aug 18 18-U 18 U - ( UP-Municrp-il UP Municrp il P P1 ) -1 1 - - 1Municlp"l Municlp"l Municlpl Municipal " - electIcms111 elections electIcms will \\111 111 \ be beatched \\atched atched watched watchedas \ watchecas atchedI atchedas I as an indicatoi indlcatOl lndicatoi of the future mas mas- masters masI masters mas- mas masters - - I I ters of the state Democratic party partyIndependent partyIndependent partyIndependent Independent Democrats and theamalgamated the thelamalgamated theamalgamated i amalgamated Demociats Democlats Democrats are castmg casting castingabout castingabout castmgabout ; lamalgamated about for candidates to place in 111 re-muneiative re muneiative re- re remunelatne remuneiative - - . munelatne muneiative municipal mumclpal jobs so as tobulwark to toI tobulwark tobulwark ) bulwark . then forces toi fOI the nextstate ne next nextstate .t t > . .tstate ' - I ! state elections electionsProgressive electionsProgresslve electionsProgressive .tI I II Progressive Progresslve Democrats feel thatGovernor that thatGO thatGovernor ; . GO\ GO GOernor Governor \ ernor Henry H Blood and hissupporteis his hissupportels hissupporteis , supportels supporteis used unfair advantagein advantage ; ! advantageI I In securing his nomination nommation last tuneand tune tuneand tuneand : . and have been heard to mutterthreats mutter mutterthreats ' , threats about abouthat what \\hat hat that \ hate 'we we ' \\e e vv \ e111 a will \\111 111 vv \ ill do tohim to tohIm tohim ' hIm next neht time tImeIt It " ItThey toI I They feel that the goveinoi goVe1l10I isanother IS ISanother isanother ; another DemoIcr'l.tv.luch Republican turned Demo Demo- Democrat Demo-I Demo I Democratwhich - . . crat cr'l.t-v.luch crltv.luch cr'l.t crlt v.luch vluch crat-which crat which ' . - - which . thought thoug.ht . , , of couise COUlse course , . isonly IS ISonly isonly i only held by those " whom "horn horn he has not noton not01 ' 01 on could not favor faor favorRumois fa\ fa fay \ or orRumOls orRumors Rumois RumOls Rumors are circulating that theamalgamated the theamalgamated theamalgamated ; amalgamated Democrats are approaching ap- ap approachmg ap approaching - I proaching proachmg the Labor party advocateswith advocateswith advocates advocateswIth ; wIth an olive oln oh e blanch bUll'1ch bUll1ch branch ' in one handand hand handand handand and luciative luclath luciathe e promises in m the otherLabor other otherLabor Labor s 5 still st111 with an eye upon theirown theIr theIrown theirown own chances in m the municipal mumclpal elec- elec elecI elections elections elec elections - - I tions is going gomg about its business busmes'3 busmes3 ' ofdemanding of ofI ofdemandmg ofdemanding I demandmg demanding from employers strictadherence strict strictadherence strictadherence , adherence to the Wagner Wagnel Wagnei Labor actand act actand actand , and the tlJe rulings ulings 1 of the state indus indus- industrial industrIal industrial - - trial commission comnussion commissionStreets comnussionStreets commissionStreets Streets of Salt Lake City blossom blQssom- blQssom blossom- blossomed blossomed blQssomed - ed like hke a clothes line on Monday Mondaylth Mondaywith Mondaywith \\lth lth with \ \ signs which wluch \ \ hlch bobed up anddown and anddO anddown . dO\\ dO dOn down \ \ n before 10 shoe establishmentsand establIshments establIshmentsand ; and two t0 tvio t\\ t \ 0 cafes asking that the gcn- gcn gen- gen gcneral general gen general - - eral public not patronize the placesbecause places placesbecause placesbecause because of what they allege to beunfair be beunfair beunfair unfair piactices pl3.ctices pl3ctices practices piacticesThe pl3.cticesThe practicesThe . The alleged unfair practices con consist con- con conS1St consist - sist S1St the employers emploers } sav say . , of then notdemanding not notdemandmg notdemanding demandmg demanding that their employeesjoin employees employeesJom employeesjoin Jom join the union U1110n and their refusal to totake totake totake ; take union muon dues from then them thenorkers workers'pay workerspay \\orkers orkers workers \ ' I paj pay checks _ - I I Utah Utahs Washington \Vashmgton Vashmgton sVashmgton s ' \ delegation reported re- re reported re reported - - ported their aid to Missouri Mlssouri biOUght brought biOUghtresults broughtresults bi oughtresults results in the form of $6 6 $6000000which 6000000which $ 000000 000 000 000which which \ hiCh will be turned back to theMissourian the theMlssouuan theMissounan Mlssouuan Missourian social security SCCUrIty fundUnder fundUnder fund fundUnder Under the federal social sccunty security sccuntyact securityact securityact act any statehich state \ which \\hich hich did not pass passan passan passan an approved social security act with with- within within . - in m a specified sreclfied srecified time bme , \ would ould receive receiveno receiveno receiveno no retuins retml'1S retml1S returns ' on the taxes tahcs collected collectedflom collectedfrom collectedHorn flom from its melchants merchants melchantsEle merchantsEleven mei chants chantsEleven Ele\ Ele Eleven Eleen \ en states did d.1d d1d . not qualify quallfy In Inorder Inorder Inorder order to make Utah eligible for the thereturn thereturn thereturn return , Governor Henry H BlOod BlOodcalled Bloodcalled Bloodcalled called a special session of the thelegIslature thelegislature thelegislature legIslature which passed the needed neededlegIslation neededlegislation neededlegislation neededlegislationThe legIslation legIslationThe The Utah delegation , feeling feelmg that thatMissouri thatMissouri thatMissouri Missouri and the other stites st'l.tes stl.tes stltes states ' . which whichhave whichhave whichhave have since passed their thClr laws should shouldhave shouldhave shouldhave have their monejhich money monej ' \ which \\hich hich " was "as as taxed taxedfrom taxedfrom taxedfrom from the merchants in m to those states statesvoted , voted to return the money for the thebenefit thebenefit thebenefit benefit of ot the workers in those thosesta thosestates thosestates sta states tes from which the money was wastaken \ wastaken wastakenToday as taken takenTOday Today all 48 states and the territories ter- ter terrltolies ter territories - ritories rltolies of the United States have haveunemplojment haveunemployment haveunemployment unemplojment unemployment benefit laws IaVis pro- pro pro - protecting protectmg tecting tectmg 21,000,000 21000000 21.000,000 21.000000 . , , , , workersColorado workers workersColorado Colorado rIverater river riverwater river water \ water \\ater ater rights be- be belonging be belonging . - longing to Utah are in jeopardy . . Un- Un Under Un Under . - der the western states laws , priority priorityof of use is the deciding factor fnctor In 1n plac pIne plac- . - ing placing rightsWhile rightsWhlle the ownership of water rights While Whlle California has been doing doingeverythin doingeverything doingeverything everythin everything : ; possible to get the All I ! II . ! : . . I .American American . canal and other projects projectsdurmg projectsduring projectduring " I ( durmg during the past several } years ears , the theI theupper th I 1 uppci uppel upper basin states have been aSleep aSleepI aSleepa asleepat I a at t the S\\ S switch Sitch \ itch 0 obseivers obseiers bsen % ers sayColorado say Colorado one of the upper basir basm basin basmstates basinstates basirstates states , recently secured se\ se seeral several severalimlhon severa basmI \ eral eralIDllllon : I million IDllllon imlhon dollais dollals dollars foi fOl an IrrIgatIontunnel irrigationtunnel irrigation tunnel near Denverhlle Denver while \\hlle hlle \ Utah has hasasked hasasked ha ; asked for a half million IDllhon dollars doIlars foi for forsun forsur sun sur surveys % eys eysOfficials Officials state that if something somethmg somethmgII somethingdefinite definite isn't isnt ' done by Utah's Utahs ' WaterCommIssIon WaterCommission Water IIdefinite Commission Utah \ will III find she hasno has I no Colorado river rner water " when "hen hen sheI shegets she I gets ready to use itImprovement it Improvement of the capitol hilldrives hill lull dnve\\ dnve drives driveway dnveay \ \ ay is being bemg made this \ week weekby eek . by resurfacing resurfacmg the concrete withasphalt withasphalt with withasphalt asphalt The ro-idvvay ro idvvay roday roadway ro\d\\ ro d ' \ - \ ay has beenclackmg beenclacking been clacking clackmg and has becomehat become , what \hat hat \ theengineers the engineers teim telm team as 'tired tired ' tired " The new SUI suiface surface face is expected toprevent toprevent to preventatel prevent vvatel \\atel atel cater \ \ from getting gettmg into thecracks thecracks the thecracks cracks and freezin freezing : ; in m the wmterOffIce winterOffice winter wmter OffIceorkers Office \ workers \\orkers orkers nOhae now nO\\ nO \ \ have ha\e ha e \ to trudgeI trudgean trudgean trudge trudgean an extia extra etI ' ! : a 100 ym yalds yards cis before theyteach they I leach teach the capitol building buiIdmg To hearthem hear hearthem , them tell about it , every e\ery e ery \ step kIllsthem killsthem kills killsthem themTiaffic themTiaflc them Tiaffic TlafIlc Tiaflc fatalities in m Utah have de- de decreased decreased de decreased - - creased . , , but ' the 'the realization of howmany howmany how many theie thele there actually ISas is \ was \\as as blOUghtout broughtout brought blOUght out by b b3 ) a statement of GoemorBlood GovernorBlood Goveinor Go\emor Go emor Governor \ Blood Blood"If "If If " some holocaust or earthquake earthquakev.ere earthquakewere earthquakewere v.ere vere were . to sweep s\eep s eep , \ the thriving UUlving town to\\11 to 11 \ ofMilford ofMilford of Milford off the map , . , . killing l.J.llmg lJ.llmg lJllmg nearly nemly 1100 100 men \ women \ omen and children , andIleaUng andleaving and leaving not a single person among ItsInhabitants itsinhabitants its IleaUng inhabitants uninjured unmJured , , the wholenation wholenation whole wholenation nation would mourn momn , , and theorld the \\orld orld world worldwould \ \ 1\\ 1 1ould j \ would ould be shocked by the news YetI Yetthe Yetthe Yet the 1930 census gn gives es \ ' Milford l\'I11ford l 'I11ford I11ford fewer fewerpopulation fe fewerpopulation " er erpopulatIOn I populatIOn than the total of persons personskIlled killed and injured mjured on Utah high lugh- lugh high- lughI lugha highways - I ways \\a a \ s between bet\\cen bet cen \ New Year Years s d1.Y d1Y day d . y and andAugust andAugust and.August andAugust . August 1 of this tillS y sear ear . , . I I'The | ' "The The 'The " The entire census population ofFarmington ofFarmington of ofFarmlngton andi Farmlngton Farmington , , Kaysville Kaysvll1e , , . Lav Laj Lay . ton andClearfield and i * f * < i > - - - - - I Clearfield - - - - - . totaIs totals - rcwu-aim rcwu aim - . , : \ \.v .v et \ . last lUSf : \ eal I I traffic accidents alone alone - killed UJ4 184 UJ4I UJ4pel 184persons 184poisons I pel persons sons in m Utah and injured mJured 3648 3648others 3 3648others 648 648others others , a total of 105 more thin th1.n th1n than . the thenumbel thenumber thenumbel numbel number of inhabitants of the foulNorth fOUl fOUlI fOUlNorth fourNorth North Davos DaVIS David communities named namedThat namedThat namedThat I I That aggregate , 3 3832 832 is more than thanthe thanthe thanthe the population of either Spnngville Sprmgv1l1e Springville Springvilleor Sprmgv1l1elor . or Spanish Fork and approaches the thetotal thetotal thetotal I lor [ total of Price or 01 Bmgham Bingham Yet if ifBmgham ifBingham ifBmgham Bmgham Bingham bjdISaster bydisaster canyon canjon were swept bj by bjI bvdisaster dISaster " which hlch killed nearly 100 and andIleft andleft andleft I Ileft left only 116 residents unhurt unhm t , the theI thecfIect theeffect theeffect I cfIect effect on the public publ1c " would "ould ould be staggering stag stag- staggermg staggering - " . gering germg I IFor For the seven month period thlS this thlSI thisc thisyear's thisyears I c year's years ' fi figures res show some Improvement 1mprove- 1mprove Improve- Improve 1mproveIment improve improvejment -jment jment - Iment whenl97 ment over those of last year "hcn hcn when " 97 persons . were v.elC velC killed kI11ed and 1,562 1562 1,562were 1,562were 1,562were 1562were , were thefirst injured , . a total of 1,659 1659 1.659 , . in thefirst the , ( first showsthat ; seven ceven months Experience Experiencc shosj shows sho\\s sho s \ | j that less than 44 per cent of the ac- ac accIdents accidents ac accidents - cidents occur during the first seven sevenmonths sevenmonths sevenmonths months leaving more than 56 per percent percent percent cent for the remaining five months monthsof monthof ? . of the calendar ye year u , . _ _ _ |