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Show A Daily Tkondit da b hi, bate ,Ion Ilia la ihsrkftvd ilili sad M y la Dehvsrad ta Toot Far IM Ua a Vi SALT Mail Service LAKE' OH UTAH WEDNESDAY 22 JULY i 3 1936 Relief Cases Cavalcade To Open With State Making Show Decline iHail Utah 9 Proclamation MortToAid Of 12 Per Cent Colorful Blusical Array Opera Star Due Home Tax Load Leaders At Utah State Postmasters .Convention Praised For High Standard" " Removals From List Double Number Taken On Inspector' From Denver Reports To Post Blaster Bleet ) 3 The Deseret News Will Usher la Ijte ot fe to XJ fli so Commission Plans To Reward Improving Of Property Stadium Event Hail Utah! Hall Utah! proclamation by her majesty, Utah, is hereby ordered and decreed. A portrayal of the glorious achievements of the people of her great state shall unfold before your eyes! Epochal events and great accomplishments; glimpses of history In the making that all might see the wonders thereof. "Hail Utah! Hall Utah! With this proclamation, Russell Stewart will open the Utah Csvsl- Cavakade seat reaervattons , are obtalsaMa at The Deseret New office, 9t Booth Main Street. Complete boxofflee arrange-meat- s are available ta the public at this office, and anyone desiring seats for Ibis great spectacle which will climax the Covered Wagon celebration here, may obtain them born The Deseret News. Obtaiaiog the tickets at Tka Deseret News office wlU save the poblie time aod will avoid the necessity of etaadtag in line at the Htndlnm to make seat reservations. Tbs boxofflee Is open (ally 'A rn '3 Another big stride in employThe State Tax Commission is goT 1 i ing all the wsy to lift the tax burment of former relief cases is disI den from borne owners and those closed In the report released today who spend their money to improve by the State Department of Public property, members of the commisWelfare. sion said today. During the long depression it There was a drop of 12 per cent has been Impossible to reduce the in the number of cases registered great penalty of taxes on those in the general welfare group with who are building the stale. Howard P. Leatham of the commission the county departments of public said the action of the state commiswelfare. The number of new cases sion In cutting $15,000,000 from accepted for care, from L006 apthe sis eased valuation on improveplications, was 664 and of these 523 ments places now the burden of jwere classed as employable. actual relief to home owners on The number of cases in this tbs city and county commissions group taken off relief was double and on ths local school boards. the number of new cases. The So far as ths state is concerned, number given work in private emservice attending the convention the cut of $15300.000 will not afployment was for the first time al are Harlee Branch, second assistfect the announced purpose of most the same as the number ant postmaster general; S. A. Clsler. translating surpluses and income WPA on work given projects. from new taxes into relief for general superintendent of the Beneficiaries Increase home owners by reducing tbs state service, both with headquarters in Washington; William H. However, the number of cases levy. Good News Premised that received relief showed an in McCarthy, association president and postmaster of San Francisco: of 138 Thera will be good news next of cent e because per H. B. R, Briggs, editor of the postmonth when tbs state levy is fixthe rise of 337 per cent in the masters GaxeUe, official publicanumber of social security cases ed. be said. asm p.ss. tion of the association, and A. O. which Includes old aged assistance, Payments on back taxes wrll , mors than offset the loss of reveaid to the blind and dependent cade Friday evening, July 24, at Willoughby,- - assistant superintendent or the air mail service. 8 15 nue from local levies. mothers. in the Utah Stadium at the Praisea Partey Tbs cut In valuation Is only on For the entire state there were University of Utah, according to AB were speakers at fhe morning 9,174 relief cases, providing for Mrs. Josephine Goff, director of ths improvements. Tbs ssssssnl valuaand afternoon sessions of the contion of Salt Lake county for Im22,741 persons. Of the cases, re- presentation. which will vention. continue provements is $79,627,000. making ceiving relief. 5386 were social se- Then with colorful and musical the Cavalacade will move the valuation cut about $8,000,000. Thursday and Friday. curity cases and 3,188 general re- array In further alluding to' the a forward in Ths halt Lake City and County j ' lief cases. thrilling spectacle the like celedeMr. of Pioneer which Hansen Commissions have gone on record Day The cost of administration of redepartment. clared that Postmaster General for no Increase In the levy. The lief has dropped from $55382 In brant have never seen before. A E. Curtis, president of James A. Farley, has conclusively school board has submitted its reJanuary to $34,428 In June. The theMrs. r AsSalt Lake shown that the country can operquirements In money. Ths estimoney spent for purposes other sociation In the will orate the greatest single business mates have been mads on last appear Spirit than support of relief clients has of Hero Noble Float, in the United Slates representing years valuation. If tits local taxing declined from $38382 to $18,962 in was selected Shs Pioneer. Mother and economical units do not Increase tbs property the same period. for this part because she la the manner. tax levy tbs total taxes on improveThe total spent on relief In June mother 12 seven of of children, Mr. Hansen said It Is the desire of ments to real estate, which mostwas $252.80607 and of this, for re- whom have befilled and missions, the poetmaster general that postly means homes, may. ba reduced lief 4d all kinds, $189.41537 went cause she Is a direct descendant of of the as much Is 20 per cent. masters make frequent use to those on the relief rolls. Ths the 1847. This will be of pioneers He the IMTMN Reeded delegates urged Inspectoral cost of relief for the first six one of the outstanding features of Mr. Leatham pointed out that ths and to be their own inspectors was $1311,895.55. months the Cavalcade. state board must receive from ths make periodic checks cm themCost Goes Up Billie Backman will appear In selves. district school tax levy and other as The of ths another program part Despite returning employment $3,870,000 In round numStressing the fact that the postal f Youth, and Betty Brown facilamount the of each money spent bers to pay ths required $25 per service with its incomparable the Spirit of Youth. Betty will month has shown a slight increase for ities. can handle a much larger voltbs support of district capita C. T. Haaora. psetaffire fnspectae In charge, telUsg Utah pant masters la maveatleo, that tbs because the number of social se- be mounted on a white futuristic schools. ume of business than it Is now. do30 of a with Ms ora now ba M of L Seated Postmaster in arrvtro la I spread wing Mgbert paint background postal atttdrnry. There has accrued to this fund curity cases is still increasing fast- plane made of white ing. Mr. Hansen urged the postmaterials and A. gmast, left, president of the Utah seas elation, and W. H. McCarthy, San Fraadace pootaunter, er than the decline in the other feet from the sales tax. $555,000; from masters to he good sdvertiaars and and will be It drawn of Chamber Lower Lake of Salt notional the by cetophane. Commerce, regisGriffin, Mary carCHy prrsOdrnl. cases. relief and clerks to bnpraee on their the income tax. $630,000; from back The average amount per person 20 Boy Scouts. taxes at least $200,000 and there riers the necessity of maintaining tering. MHvia Und. Midrale pert master. In front at the map showing Salt Lake City Urn center el the Margaret Burton, of ths McCune on relief for Jane was $21.74. The School will probably be from tbs school the most cordial relation with the of Music been has rehearspublic relief cooes 'are 4.48 per ing far five weeks for her lands an additional $300,000, public. of part discent of the population of the state: Answer all complaints with la ether words tbs state school and those who hsvc , manner that will The highest percentage is In Em- the pageant patch and In levy on all property will have to her perform state that her the said 10.41 with the jrcustomer,' satisfy yield only $2,000,000. This levy can ery County per cent on dances for the Cavalcade are the relief. Carbon county cases dou- finest she has be cut possibly from 5.8 mills to ever done. bled in Juns over May and now Indians also will be featured, all Expect mills. 34 conto the Mr. Hansen explained stand at 9.06 per cent These coun- In new costumes. 8o far as ths general fund is convention that the poetmaster generties have seasonal employment be- The Arts and Science Epoch will cerned the levy of 2.2 mills. Imal and his assistants expact pruof the coal industry. Only be posed last year, will certainly bs with Armand Carr Colorado Going Ahead, cause dent but not anwiae economy. 2.78 per cent of the people In Piute andrepresented cut. JOHN CHARLKS THOMAS Betty Hampshire as the sculp Revenue of the Individual poetof-fle- Federation on are Total Is $8488488 relief President rolls. In Salt and his model Collegiate girls County Bui Saya by Lake county the percentage may be Increased, be said,each Tbs total valuation of th state is will interpret strong sets of duty. that Arrives To Preside 3.45, which is well below the aver- A military procession will salute Famous portal employes seeing to Denver Letter Coming Is $526.000300, using round num(he ofparcel and letter coming bers. Tbs cut In improvements at the governor, followed by a review age for the state. To Over Convention fice Is properly rated and the portof troops and an exhibit of military Colorado Is going forward on U. 15,000.000 is not great Item. This age paid. Thousands of dollars ore 8. Highway 40 construction, put cut will have no effect on ths conmarching. he Literally, the vanishing AmeriWagon Days lost annually, he explained, 31 on ,' a small basis. only piecemeal templated reduction In Mate levies. cause this Is not done. T. OBrien, Denver, of the Motor can Is a for the numrepresent James Drown, old cap John Charles Thomas. Metropoli- It was sold. was was Another of dividend (22.000 of poetmaster The poaltlon Club of Colorado, informs W. D. tain of the Mormon Battalion. Indians Is will arrive in Salt In other words the taxes on Imcharacterised by the speaker as be- ber of this countrys received today by Gov. Henry H. Rishd. Utah State Automobile AsIn a section representing Heroes tan Opera star, to his, provements only will benefit from BrunLake influence preparatory tonight increasing, Joseph actually and of one todignity of the Part and Hope of the FuBlood from the State Liquor Coin-- sociation president, by letter ing In Salt Lake's Cov- s cut of from 10 to 12 per cent, participation er, president of the American In- lesion. members of the Lake Salt and also from ths cut In the levies day. ture, ered Wagon Days celebration. (Continued om Page 1. Ceioma I.) dian Federation, declared upon his Council Bov Scout Press Club, sponTne opera star is one of the most mads by th state commission that The check today, .signed by G. Mr. OBrien reports that the The sored Deseret Gives' will News, of over stretch 40 Rabbit by Attorney arrival In Salt Lake today. widely known singers in America. apply since to all property. M. Whitmore and Adam Patterson Ears Pass Highway lake the pledge for peace and He which was oiled last started his carrer in musical All thia benefit, translated Into Mr. Bruner, himself a world brotherhood in the future of tiie liquor commission, makes a year will be improved beginning Opinion Regarding comedy, then became a leading actual reduction of the tax bills. n Qeek Indian from Sapulpa, total of $175,000 In ideal with Scouting every- members of European opera com- will depend on th action next profits trans- within ths next two weeks. Issue Okla la here to preside over the where. This is considered a very small panies and followed this by creat- month of th city and county comFederation's Rational Convention, ferred to the state treasury. ing a sensation in American opera missions and tbs local school The legislature, fearing the ap- contract, amounting to less than In an informal, verbal opinion. convenes throe which for' days in New York. He has sung many boards, it was pointed out. Tbs imSalt Lake Countys cooperation .000, he explained. tomorrow morning In the propriations might exceed the genFisher Harris City Attorney radio programs as welL today of will In improving the field near the old starting consist provement subgradHotel. eral fund revenue, provided that ing, reinforcement, drainage and Informed Mayor E. B. Erwin that Hs Is seen above in various Nathaniel Baldwin Radio Plant In Newhouse was The among nearly president poses, two being characterizations an effort to secure an airplane SO from the liquor stores up to base course where needed, and will no city law requires the calling of profits to convention arrive In operas in which Mr. Thomas has delegates extend from ths foot of the pass, a factory for Salt Lake was assured public bearing on proposed bond today from various parts of the $500300 might be used to cancel near Steamboat Springs, over the issues. TODAY Utah homesteaders are excused sppeared. today by the County Commission. deficit in the United States. fund. any mountains and general down tbs 7 p.m. roetmsstsre Ooovantioa, The commission ordered a lettar Mr. Harris' opinion was given aft- from living on their tracts this year After are Ws this the from a time Bloods of Budd H. the profits having quits Utah Hotel. Dacreartag liquor written to George . Fall Mayor Erwin asked if there were by official instructions received with our highway situation in this er 730 pjnHenry !L Blood for Cartoonie Engineering Company of While the number of Indiana b sales go for relief. any such requirement in relation from Washington. D. C, today by as and small state, usual, Eoe Angelos. promising the county's increasing, the percentage of full-l- s getting & Governor, dinner, Newhouse Hotel. T. of ths U. t hearings on a proposed $850. F. The liquor commission began opThomas, register Improvement on dozens of roods 000 band issus for construction of lfnd office at Salt Lake. 730 pnv Genqpd Contractors aid in improving the field, located It steadily decreasing, Mr. erations Juns 1. 1035, with $2ftV and no on one Association meeting, Newhouse Ho-tcsay completed work a municipal auditorim, central fire The order, promulgated by Fred at the corner of 23rd East and 35th Bruner stated. Eventually there 000 of borrowed money. The comhighway, Mr. O'Brien writes. col aiid where station the Sections of S. 8outh Streets. U. W. General Land Johnston. a improvement. be total wlU airport city amlmljatlnn mission in a year has paid Its debts likely It seems that ns long as we have Both tho-.County officials were Informed with the white race, ha said. eity legal department Office commissioner, places into ef- ctlons of garbage or trash are licanpjaa- Belt Lake County Repuband accumulated its own working the Highway Commission setup we and city auditor have agreed committee, meeting, that Con- made on Fridays are warned by that the Utah Power and Light act an fect As a general rule, the American capital and is now sending to the have at by passed locally Hotfl present we will continue such an issue would be illegal in gress on April 20, 1936. City Streets Department ti Company and the Mountain States fa Tor this assimilation by state treasurer ths not profits. granting the te have these pnblms: p m - Ray E. Dlllmaa for Gov-fact of the city's present bonded extensions of leave at absence collections this Friday, July from Telephone Company had agreed to the with whites, indebtedness Under the present homesteads because of economic will be made before 6 ajn. Any ernor, meeting; Newbouse Hotel. He eoqpmate In removing utility poles visiting president indicated. alt Lake HalrdreaoerY laws only four per cent of the citys conditions. mrbag or trash which is put out 8 pjn-S- Newhouse and putting electric wins under- declined ta guess or to estimate Hotel. sisersril valuation can be bonded not bs col meeting, will 6 than a an. ter of leave The extends act ths or the lected. ground. generathe number of years TOMORROW for general Improvement another Budd recently salted the commia-sion- a tions It would require for compleMr. few depression years, Tire and 130 four per cent far water, light and part opinion on the matter, saying tion of the process. Rubber Company meeting, Hotel sewers. The minor division still Thomas explained. Hundreds of that there was a good chance of A major portion of the Indians able to Utahns will be retain their Utah. more has bonds but leeway for on airplane factory being tnrtslled of the United States now me Ail day, Ismail la Tempi; general improvements are now up unpatented homesteads under the In the old Baldwin Plant. to their legs! limit, according to extension. tbs chief Ing, Hotel Utah. mostly the legal department. declared. Indians of ths southwest Requests for the bearing were particularly seem adapted to livereferred to ths Committee Preparations were jmderway tobut stock raising and farming, a whole which opposed the bear-ng- . as day by the Department of Public of want yowls know hat 60s sals is not there is an increasing number However, the cl tv commission Safety to provide first aid facilities Brocr'Cew t successful Indian, lawyers, doctors -toan to Oriridflf aid stack ssoka ler eirteigeitcyhas never acted officially on the equipnwnt . loom or now. Every orheis ws ssfitnTii iithr oS, Covered matter. the Days fwrCerwedl Wegens Ddfrj Wagon during ssO Is sptohs minute In Celebration. ON YOUR FUEL A possible split in the Commisand dm Hot Iks' star ( an iahric, tadarteq, toof Dr. Henry Under direction the was trill action when is taken sion convention The open asd COSTS WITH .THE as Md M htoposbr. history, stria. Katie police surgeon, ambulances, with Commissioner Asad to Hsss morrow st 10 a m.. at tbs Ken Scnea. Is huqtrtnsOaMw&if K so books the D. nurses and hospital facilion record as favdoctors, Ceorge snlsslsha slam houst Hold, following registration ties will be located at strategic! g the hearing, from S to S a m. Between two and Everything ofB is our uu. r ns public TL Prosefyto, points around Uie city during the throe hundred official delegates are ficials to hear any citizens who iMl parade Friday, and 60 beds have' 9 JKscounted 'expected. Following the call to been installed in the police gym-- j have matters to be brought to our order by President Bruner, lbs InTfcd Rocky RmI to Commission naslum together with other proattention, Keyset dians will give their pledge of alA nationally JirtriVoied coo In of matters is said. kind vision for the care of heat pros-- ' this Jericho It Fw Of A United of to ths tpe Flag legiance taker dun keeps tka hsns nnL tration victims. Thomas Dee will .customary to set n date for such States of America, under dbsetkm Cantnry . aid hooted. work. at a the first have bearing. charge fsrndy Tkd Sonto Fe Tro3 at tbs first national rice presiwill be on' Three ambulance Camptufy dent. J. C. Morgan, Frtmlngton. K. - Softof of California V Corot Roontlfol lloo hand at the Fair Ground during tsith full oosstrois Ilf. National Chaplain Floyd O. Rodeo th and sn! Hall Pool performances Calif-:w- M I John Monk, Pioneer Exqiiit- ALL WHITl AND LINEN Burnett, ot Happy" Camp, emegency hospital will bs main-- : Whitt Diamond Accused the! on Sfdc talned under the gtve the Invocation. grounds SUITS DISCOUNTED for FOR TOURISTS The session Vlll adjourn grandstand. Dr. Rail said. Four c i ji Art Taylor, LaPoint pool hall opdoctors, four nurses, and a number luncheon following a short busiKAINSOW CANYONS fedwill eras toils at officers of internes from the hospitals will the in the national erator, ness station, A pictorial and dtsirUpHsa eral lew again today on charges at bs on hand to care for emergency SaUaaFHATe be principal speakers during the bask et Zano. brros. oad elbsr c&m. avUrtul sesme (fnti at Utah. selling liquor to an Indian ward afternoon meeting, and st the dinAt file University of Utah staof the United States, . ner Scheduled for 730 p m. tomor. n In the dium where the Cavalcade is to be s complaint prepared by ' row, speakers wi3 hwlude Seers HOTEL UTAH CM SOUTH TEMFL1 U. 8. attorney's office; Taylor is a hoapltal tent has staged Friday, H. Kit ton Welling ol State tary to have sold four pints of been set up end Jour rioctpr. asB-nrand an entertainment wM feature z sisted by an adequate staff of nursbeer to James Star, Indian, at LaIndian dances and songs. Point near the Uintah reservation. es, will be on hand. Three ambuElder Charles A. Csllis of the 579 W. 2nd South The complaint wUl he filed before lance will be in readiness throughCounrO of the Twelve Apostles, . 4SSS of basin. a the out the performance to facilitate Wo. la justice peace Sa:h TsropSs e he the will special guest durirg the handling at accident or beat "The defendant was acquited once , convection session. J victim, befqrs on similar charFsT V. The portal aanrica lias reached the Ugliest point of efficiency fo its history and the morale was never better, declared C. T. Hansen, postoffice inspector in charge with headquarters in Denver, in oddre ing the first annual convention of the Utah chapter of the Katumai Association of Postmasters at the Hotel Utah today. It Is the duty of every poetmaster to keep the service in this enviable position, he continued. The convention opened at 11 sjn. with Postmaster L A. Smoot, chapter president, in charge. Others prominent in the postal air-ma- post-offi- Parent-Teache- rzation .) i Highway 40 Vanishing American On Increase, Says Indian Progress Slow Ey Liquor Board Pays Another $25,000 To State iWjJL Tardily, Singer Take Part In i Bond Hearing mis-nom- Unnecessary Harris County Favors Air Field Plan I $500,000 Homestead Act Placed In Effect . Coming Events Garbage Hour Advanced Friday L New-hou- M : tour-marria- Qfur Sfirst Sale I - ajn-Good- Gty Prepares For Accidents SAVE ill M 1 -- fore-toda- v -- MASTER- -- C!:i Vt!::j i STOKER H 2(E j. coo:c; t l.A J43.E3 Mciricte .AkiEstsciii $1.00 CS.?AHY.- 1, Operator Of liquor - I ie Ttlen s Shxop .W.c-n- a L c.-- W t't't r,r. fu in? T fl un 5 itii :b rjut .Mj 'ol ttJ tat m ic) j; to im i n tiit CJ lei |
