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Show .44 4 , J i t .4 uaj .!-- ,. THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, FRIDAY MORNING, JULY from Harvey H duff, attorney genstate health eral, to Dr. T. B Beatty, of vital stacommissioner, and registrar that cerstated had Dr tistic Beatty the tain phvsieiana hablrually violate law, that criminal prosecution seem to have little effect, and that he contemplated procedure to have the license of such physicians revoked writes Mr. Cluff, You Inform me, that certain physicians of thltr state Ulan rehabitually violate the laws ofofbirth and lating to the registration 1 ou disease. and contagious deaths, Intend then proceed to state what you of event In In the do to the future Failing to Submit your and assert that It earnest desire to have the assistance of we as a well this suggestions any Births office, on might have to offer. wish first I to letter, "Replying your state that It fa a great surprise to me May Lose Licenses to to learn that there are any practicing physician In this state who wouldnot the wTOThgly and promptly comply with In thle regard Cerwho hsv provisions of the law Phvsirians and surgeon to consider tainly they have not stopped Imagined themselves to bo perfectly repthe consequence. I note that ofthe law utable practitioner and to be complyevery aoon makes It mandatory on the part may with profeaalonal ethlcg ing In this state, or other person find themaelve without a llcenee That physician a to to make report for alck. the perand caring If thcea physician surgeon local board of health Immediately and sist In their paat failure to report birth, the he to a so Is declared do to failure death or contagious diseases. which may be punished by a , Thl baa been' made plain In a letter Those 1 and 'Data Deaths 1 of 1 300 or Imprisonment In the' county fall for six months. Certainly ns to physician of this state would car undergo such humiliation. on it tha law "The makes mandatory part of ovary local board of health or health office to report to the secretary There of the stats board of health. would be no difficulty If all tha physicians of this stats would obey the law and report to their local boards of health, and' In turn tb local boards of health report to the atat board of health, aa your office would then be In a position to keep a do check on all eontaglou diseases and on births and death. "You state further that many prosecution have been instituted, but seem This to havs little effect. also, a great surprise to na, and, perhaps, tha course you suggest will b more effective, that taw mak a complaint to tha The law of director of registration. 1921 creating tha department of reglstra- llon providea ihattheUtrector-o- f regis-tratlshall have power to conduct hearing and proceeding with ora view of rato refusing .yoking existing licenses, renew license, and In view of thl proto the division, If you make complaint rector of registration of all persona vioIn this regard, their duty plain lating and can ahow such violation on their b and could revoked, licences part, their fin 1 Summer Dresses Half Price ,iil A-t- 1921. 22, I, certainly, win be triad to aaalat you In any way I can In thl connection. Surely person who are violating the law In this regard ought not to hav 1- 1censes permtuing them to practice In this state. If w caa be of any assistance In this matter, you may command us at any time, for we fully appreciate the importance and necessity of having the law of Utah observed with respect to contagious disease and, also, In the making of reporta aa to births and deaths." FRIDAY AND SATURDAY silk Boundaries of Fort Hall Project May Be Increased Special to The Tribe n. POCATTLLO, Idaho, July 21.Th of expanding the Fort H all irrt gatlon project to Include several thou- additional 'acres on the Prestos bench section was discussed fully at yesterday's regular weekly luncheon of the Pocatello Chamber of Commerce All phases of the proposition were dlseussed and the chamber voted te have a good representation at the Blackfoot meeting of the Pocatello Water Ueers' association, which has been postponed , until some time next weak, at which a definite organisation of tha association will be perfected and steps taken to Insure a complete survey of the project. Former United State Senator Fred T. Dubois, it was brought out at the luncheon, has received Information that interacted may have their own parties survey made and submit the report to the department of the Interior. Tha chamber went on record nt the session aa favoring tha completion of the road on the south fork of Mink creek, which will open up the Crystal and Hawkins bench country. The matter of this unfinished road na brought to the attention of the chamber by Jim Davis, a farmer In the Hawkins section, who stated that farmers hauling their grain to Pocatello were now compelled to use a roundabout road by way of Arlmo. He urged the completion or the Mink Creek road, stating that It would mean n great saving of distance to the growers In that section. matter WITH EACH PURCHASE OF. 50c OR OVER (Kodak and Mazda Lamp Department Purchases Excepted) 3 Crop Condition Good in Ashton, Idaho , District A8HTON, Idaho, July 21. Crops In the section tributary to Ashton are reported to be In good condition, and It la predicted the yield will be shore average. "This statement Is mad by Teadlng farm-er- s, bankers and others who have spent the paat Ian days Investigating conditions It la estimated that average yields of from twenty to twenty-fiv- e bushels on the dry farms will be obtained. This Is exclusive of Irrigated lands which report a bumper chop. Some fields are suffering slightly from dry weather, but they are scattered and not many acres In any one field. Cool nights are adding to the outlook for a good crop. Conditions are considerably Improved over what they were ten day or two weeks ago. With no more moisture the crops will mature with an average of around fifteen bushels of wheat to the acre. It Is predicted, although good rain will add from five to ten bushels to tha yield per acra Ground properly prepared by aummer fallowing or fall plowing la showing up well. Some fields will yield aa high -- as forty to fifty bushels on dry land. This grain Is headed out and harvesting will start next week. It Is stated late plowing will be aided wonderfully by a good rain. with (Kodak and Masda Lamp Department Purchases Excepted) 4. Oxford 25c 24.00 Ess-Ja- Buhach 50c tain Syringe Foun- 79c bottle 60c Wizard Furniture Polish, Wizard Floor Mops 40 Absorbo Absorb the Wizard 50c Household Absolutely Cloth... 35c Bolid Back Hand Scrub Detachable Handle Bath Brush 21 00 Or. carton of 60 double sheets 3 for ICc I IA will Chloride of Lime, 14. IwG large else Ifflr..... 2lc 42c 83c J V 2So NU WHITE SHOE DRESSING A perfect clean ef for white canvas, buck or suede BULL DOG INSECT ROW. DER Special 29c shoes. 18c fresh stock, insuring maximum elasticity and wear. They have a score of use abdut the home. . Every woman can afford to have one or more pair at the special price quoted for JPYlday and Saturday. 29c JOG for SSr..... 3 for 25c I I fC Special lb. Epsom i Balt Hershey's Cocoa 4C 44 lb Diamond Dyes All colors, for 26c Glycerine I. IIC 1 S' (I. 1 5c or 2 for 25c 15e Popltn Linens Finish Envl- - 3 for 29c 90s Large window or QQautomobll chamois 1 60 large window or Q 9vC sponges 24.00 Vigilant Alarm Clock 1 quart Cooper' Insectoclde 21.00 Famo we IDG Hair Tonic 21 SO (4 cn VtUJ V.. 25o Castor Oil, PIUTE TISSUE TOILET PAPER IO ROLLS 89c FOR. CANDY SPECIAL Tourists Appear Afraid Quart - RubberGloves Dusting, dust 7 So Egg 22.60 White Enamel Douche Pan......,., 21.00 Bath Spray 1r. ... Wv Flt any faucet Coco Mechanic's Soap Cuts 22 00 Dut Cooper's Preserver- - GALLON, S7o $2.79 2 9c special ... size. 21 00 Byrlnge Attachment-Ma- ke a fountain syringe out of your hot wter No. San-- ! itary Napkins, at Maroon y' 60o Kotex Insect Powder, special .Linen Writing Tablets, 17c special. Meeker, Idaho Pioneer, to Visit Fort Hall Site POCATELLO, Idaho, July 21. Ezra Meeker, Puyallup, Wash., pioneer, yessecreMinnie wired Dr. Howard, terday tary of the Wyeth chapter, D. A. R., that he would be pleaaed to accept the Invitation to attend tha historic ceremonies at tha elte of the old Fort Hall In the Portneuf bottoms Wednesday, July 27 Mr. Meeker has crossed southern Idaho several times, locating definitely the points of Interest along the Oregon trail, but It was not until nls last trip with an ox team, made In 1919, that ha accepted a site as that of the old Fort Hall. It will be with considerable difficulty that the aged pioneer will make the trip from Washington to Pocatello, and It Is anticipated that his appearance will ha the real feature of the occasion. Dr Howard stated that considerable Interest la being evinced In the celebration this year. Tha communities surrounding Pocatello and the various civic organisations ar asaiatlng In making the pereniony a success. PALMOLIVE SOAP FREE Each Purchase of $1.00 or Over Cakes 17c BURNT ALMONDS ' Club Ginger Ale Special JORDAN ALMONDS Clicquot 3 for 59c 53c . of Idaho Red' Men POCATE UA Idaho, July 21 Far eastern tourlata stopping at the various camp maintained in Idaho cities for them, are expressing "disappointment" over the fact that thi attacked by Indiana or Lid up by blgb-w- a men and road agents. Several tourists appear to actually believe the Indian reaervasiona are places g where the Indians are penned," and express great fear whenever they are aware of the fact that a reservation la being crossed These kinds of tourists, however, are few, and ar constantly the victims of practical Jokers. They appear sincere In their convictions about tha wild" west, but It may only be aa outward expression of sincerity. IK So 4 scalp-huntin- Fresh and Dainty Summer Dresses, ready to slip on and enjoy through the summer days. Voiles, Ginghams, Swisses, Organdies, Pongees and Linens in the latest models HALF PRICE Ruffled Organdy Silk and Dress Goods 40 inches Ruffled Organdy Flouneings. wide. White and the new popular colors. Regular price $3.0Q to $4.50. Special today PRICE. and Saturday SPECIALS ONE-HAL- high-clas- s j $ SU2-11- 4 k, all-sil- TWO GRANARIES BURN. BLACFOOT, Idaho, July 1 Th farm In the Rich district suffered a sever fir loss yesterday afternoon, originating from backfire of a rasollna engine. Two granaries. 2000 bushels of wheat and oal and several pieces of farm machinery were destroyed. Th loss is 22600, with insurance of 2360. of Barney Johannes ICY HOT BOTTLES Just the thing to take on your auto trip. It wili keep hot or cold for 24 hours. Just the thing for the baby. In pints or quarts from $2.25 to $16. STORE 18 ATS SOUTH MAIN STS 20UR DRUG POCATEUXX Idaho, July 21 Th ax tent of Idaho's antirodent campaign, pur sued by the various farm bureau organ Isatton during the spring months, la con veyed In tha fact that In tha month of April alon 17,000 ounces of strychnin were distributed over 202.(22 acres of Idaho land. These figures were carried In a bulletin Issued recently by W. E. Crouch, biological assistant It Is th purpose of the extension division of tha stats univerwhich )s controlling the farm busity, reau units 4n th campaign, to rid Idaho farm of rodents aa much as - possible through poisoning .ONE-FOURT- e Only $2.50 Weekly. s I i I Report Gives Details of Idaho Antirodent Fight SILK SHIRTINGS A new line of shirtings with satin stripes. Special, a yard $1.65 Country Club Sport Satin, the newest thing for skirts; special. . . . . OFF SILK TRICOLZTTE A special sale on k Tricolette, in a variety of shades; 36 inches wide. Special, a yard $1.85 all-sil- $285 inches wide, beautiful Satin Ribbon, 7 high luster and fine quality. All the seasons popular shades. Regular $1.75 C I1 1 JR a yard ; special, a yard. f .... T. ... . grade of Pongee Silk. Selected Q UTAHNS TOUR YELLOWSTONE. SPANISH FORK, July 21 Mr. and Mr. P P. Thomas and famllv, Mr. and Mrs. Edward William and family. Dr and Mrs. J W, Hagan and children, and Mr. and Mra Edward Money have left by automobile within th past few day for a trip through tha Tallowston national park. All fountain drinks reduced at ths Depot. (Advt.) Back to old-tl- m urban Depot Cafe. prices at th Inter- (Advt.) Martin Mra. Anderson Did stock. The Schramm-Johnso- n Drug company of Salt Lake has filed amended ankles, Increasing the capital stock of ths concern to 2200,000. divided Into 20,000 shares of common capital stock, at a par value of $10 each, and 1000 shares of preferred stock at 2100 sach. The Spokane capital Loan Cattle company of 8pokane filed amended articles. Increasing th capital stock from 2200,000 to 2900,000, divided Into 2000 shares of common stock at 2100 each and 1000 shares of preferred stock at 2100 sach. pieces. 9Bo Regular price $1.50 ; special . . . Regular price $2.00; special $1.60 . . .$1.90 Regular price $2.50; special WHITE PONGEE An extra quality. 34 in. wide, all silk, extra fine quality. .$1.75 (elbow) length Silk Gloves, white I QR and colors. Special for today 1 and Saturday Silk Gloves, white and colors. Sets,-whit- POCATELLO Idaho, July 21. Two corporation! operating . In Idaho have filed amended articles with th Bannock, their capital county clerk. Increasing 34 inches wide. Silk Gloves " Capital Stock Amount PONGEE SILKS A F Regular $3.50 quality, special Lace, Net and Organdy Vestces with collars attached. Regular $1.50 values, 5c special Eyelet Embroidery Collar And Cuff and ecru; also Organdy Collar and Cuff Sets, up to $1.75 values, SBC special Moire Sash Ribbons IV2 inches wide. All the new and popular shades. Regular $1.35 values, special, $1.00 Two Corporations Increase SAVE $30 It. READ Electric Vacuum FREE With each On Minute Washer sold at the regular price, we are giving away a $45.00 Electric Vacuum To those who have Cleaner Free. washer and only want a Vacuum Cleaner, we are giving s full set of attachment. HOW MRA ANDERSON DID. She got the vacuum free and sold It to her neighbor for $30, thus earand her ing $30 on her washer neighbor saved $13 on her vacuum. Only i I rhe Only to have a friend is to be one. thats he 33 year. why we serve 10,000 iu this community every And thats why, when we say that you should buy your winters coal NOW, we say it straight from the shoulder. Its the only way to figure! a Few Left Youll Hav to Huriyl Dodge Brothers New Location, 243 State Just a few doors north Auerbachs. St, of way r S)Gtafi3i iirtsfETi vY&plHfi';) I I. I |
