Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE FR IDAY MORNING JUNE 16 HEALTH CHIEF SUN TAN LIQUOR FAD HIT $ URGES DRIVE Doctor Places Bootleg Evil First Bootleg liquor and the American tendency to go to extremes In dlft iun baths and other fads are trlbuting a reul problem for publlc health officers throughout the nation v according to Dr William C Hassler public health officer of San of the wext- Francisco and ern bianrh AmeLcati Lddlc Hcaiuv association which U convening In a t r Ak ON EDUCATION lg — MorhUldc Interest ary for Progress IWos-toda- President Sajs about one death In each fifteen a as to some ort of cancer Today there 1 one In every eightreported to city health deThey can be attributed partments mostly to dieting problems plus the You no longer see a person sit an hour or two at the table It Is more ‘o be only If minutes And are fords not acceptable in the past U'ajrW wofn z&!xrs£ wrt to Early Morning MONTPELIER Idaho— Five earthquake shocks rocked Bear River valley early Thursday morning awakening people shaking houses and rattling dishes and window-panThe final shock coming about 2 a m was particularly severe although no actual damage was done The shocks began about midnight and continued at Irregular Intervals They seemed to be passing In a northeasterly direction observers said of Montpelier declared that the shocks were similar lo local disturbances of the valley ln past years There are no seismographs In Montpelier so the actual force and direction of the disturbances were not recorded locally Joint mice found of James W - BAN ANTONIO quonchot tomato thirot to twiffly ICED TEA ln both knee rence C Slones formerly a car Burgess who palrer for the Spring Cnnvon Coai claimed compensation by reason of company who applied for compensa-a- n accident while lie was working ition In behalf of herself and foui for the Spring Canyon Coal com- -j minor children was denied The pany In Carbon county February 1 'commission found that Mrs Stones occupied the attention of the Utah 'failed to prove that Mr Stones' death Industrial commission In one of sev- - from heart trouble last January was eral derisions handed down Thurs-'i- n any way attributable to an Injury The commission found that on the knee sustained ln an accident day was denied in and November mLstaken Burgess Arnulfo Duran formerly employed The decision of the compensation commission explained that "Joim by the Carbon Fuel company fulled mire are much like kernels of rice to show that he sustained any disband are formed ln the synovial field ability as a result of an accident in of the Joint" December 1928 Under a stipulation filed with the' Failure to apply within a jear'r the application of J II commission which Included several ime decisions by the Colorado supreme Sherry for compensation for an the common law marriage of )ury on the foot alleged to have been Mrs Rosa Chaves or ‘Cheves aiul ®ustRbied In June 1828 while lie w a es be- Serve tiiem Utah Industrial Commission Upholds Common Law Marriage of Mine Explosion Victim and Awards Compensation Other Decisions Handed Down distinct INCREASES MILK FLOW Texas there are only four elements teriat production has Increased 5 8 —earth air fire and water Now 02 pounds per month during two yeais of cow testing in Bexar county elements are known Fails to Win Him Compensation Temblors Rock Rear River Area Old-time- rs S MORE ELEMENTS KNOWN NEW YORK (!) —The ancients Joint Mice Plea of Coal iMincr times give money to finance the veil-"Tobacco and rM'lts ? Hauler said tures of the public health of ficiall w fitsky are two very bad elements nd hr loss of J rPf 'V and added: "Surely no othr public that are In luring our young folks rat too muen ana too exiiendilure ever returns larger dlvi- - "The public health departments of PeoP1 f‘endi'" 111 flnd th? tWn nmreCZ t U a tene- on our young women whereat any °KHrnrI'" sun-ta- n if It Is obtained In the lt s developing at a high rate many In hie resiwnse Dr Hauler agreed cases of nephritis and Increasing kid- - prop" TuTUA' Ic )V?ntl''ii a wltli Governor Dcrn and charged ney troubles and troubles to the that the states too often spend system mous sums for conserving natuiai' crease in resouice but very little for conerv-th- e increase on bootleg lng public health U tft h wlth “ sclnUnc "National parks and resources wUl thelr use by the young people at! Santiago" Bara and John Samuel S’fT'A’J --To m oerown TAd ‘t h (whlch be conserved for nothing If the "More than 4 per rent of our school JWa symposium on meningitis Bara son of Santiago Bara and Mrs llves and health of people are notgtudrnt Dr with Frederick are ln some way affected cells Presented Bara benefit They are award-- 1 they should try only to stlmu Strieker state health officer of Ore- Rosa conserved to enjoy the beauty” he throught the use of one or both of the ed $18 a week for 312 weeks as com- late llvstated A few yrars ago we were evils gon presiding Dr Hassler explained the lack The habits of the American peo The speakers on this subject will Mrs Emily Stones widow of Law-- ! differently The Interest on the part of the public by!mPai probably Is one of the things ple have put more men to woiklng on be: Dr Ernest Dickson professor of asserting that It was due to lack of that we nnvit return to It contained health problems than ever before In public health and preventive "Greater health con- a great deal of roughage and conThere are more men andCne at Stanford university Dr knowledge sciousness should be awakened In ev- sisted of simple foods such as soup women working now on cancer cures Meyer Dr J C Perry senior surgeon BRAZIL’S and probably at the U S P H 8 San Fran-lethan at any other time ery community" he said meat potatoes and vegetables actual progress being made How- - cisc0 "Our meals today consist of the George Parrish health of- "Round Table" PAYS HONOR TO toward fcel df Los Angeles Dr Hassler Dr road on we are ever the softer foods relishes highly spiced Features Luncheon dishes and things to stimulate the learning something of the physiology E T Hanley health officer of SeOther speakers In the f ire noon appetitles topped off with rich des- of the disease I look for something attle Dr C P Brown federal quarWASHINGTON were Dr W P Shepard of San Fran serts which are prepared from syn- - very definite within the next five antine officer In charge of the Wilcisco who made the secretary s liam Head quarantine station of VicTwenty years ago years on cancer cure" flavorings whoE Bonar Dr B and C Dr Cogswell Dr B B Barnet toria port j made several announcements withHm thp flrst research data Jaffa health officer of Denver Dr Mpakpr as the study tropical medicine William Dr made was regard to the convention Dr Bonar Chrlstopherson health oiPresident Puts by dlspasp bpfore lt becomes active would be collected ls taking the place of Dr T fleer of Salt Lake Dr Bonar Dr F Visiting 1)(L l0 do wlm aI1 Rpfd wh0 maa the second principal B(h n tJe body ofl-tWreath on Tomb of of Utahithe Beatty state health He suggested New York) W Almond public health advisor of fHCtors entering Into the speaker who Is out or the city which ultimate- - New Orleans and San Francisco asjldaho lufeof an First President Dr Chesiey'i address was made fol- -l he Mid logical places for the centers Second Scientific lowing a general luncheon for all medicine Is the practice Tropical members and visitors at which Dr climates” hei Session Slated of medicine ln high WASHINGTON June 12 Wl— Dr Hassler presided In intioducing the A second scientific session will be asserted "Business in this day and of BraJulio Prestes president-eleprincipal speaker Dr Hassler stated' Sneaking of tuberculosis Dr Hill age which Is divorced from medicine held Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock zil and President Hoover met at a "Utah Is sadly ln need of a tubercudestrucllon-especl- ally with Dr Walter M Dickie state to doomed losis sanitarium — more than any said: "Three or four hundred years' lbusine!s which has to do with com- - health officer of Ca lfornla prrsld- - StaledlnnergivenattheWhltHouse as the culminating ceremony other western state The state also'sgo about one ln every four lnnl‘mPrcP with other nations lng The speakers will be: Dr R Ro a6day dPvoted by high officials of d mental needs a died of tuberculosis In sav-- i Parker U 8 P H S laboratory at In European lbs government to the entertainment stttuUon" ling this we must take Into consid-jWor- k Hamilton Mont Professor R A of the Brazilian dignitary Featuring the luncheon were a eratlon the fact that diagnoses werc (ountrr cited Montana state entomologist Outstanding among the diversions number of "round table" Ititroduc-ino- t very good in those days Today countries w hlch Dr J C Oelger of the Hooper Foun- - were j European a motor trip to Mount Vernon tlons at which each of the delegates our records show that only one In Dr J A Meyers associate and the national writhldaMon cemetery at Arling- and visitors in turn stood up and fourteen die of the disease ail ofimalte a practice ot traamg a °f Prrv’Utve 7’edcjn® ton accompanied by Ambassador 8 and Asiatic countries Africa introduced himself A motion passed which shows some Improvement of Minnesota and chief Unlverslty his Do Amaral of Brazil b that telegrams of sympathy be sent 'A study of the history of seas have already recognized of staff at the Lymanhurst school for Gurgel suite of secretaries and aides and the to all members of the western branch commercial tuberculous children at Mtnnapolis various fact this The naval and state department who because of Illness had been unof officers will take place military officials assigned him by this govheads there make provision for the at Election able to attend the convention a business meeting at 7 p m Dr Prestes left the Braernment education of all their employees along With Dr H P Ktrtley president Vernon Technical Subject the line of medicine — especially with of the Utah State Medleal society zilian embassy for a Mount luncheon given after Discussed later regard to the climate where they are presiding the second public meet- Immediately him by the ambassador The first scientific session b’gan at trading ing will be held at 8 30 p m In the Lay In a wreath on the tomb of “The United States either will have ballroom 3 p m with Dr W F Cogswell state Hotel Utah of the fol“Keeping to follow In their lead or lose a cer- the Family Well" an address will be George Washington while his health officer of Montana presiding Dr Prestes tain amount of trade to those tropical presented by Dr Langley Porter lowers stood at attention The principal ajieakrre were" Dr II was told that General Washington countries " W Hill professor of nursing and dean of the medlral school at the had expressed the wish for simplicity Dr Hill described the work being health and of bacteriology at the of California second and ln all ceremonies done at the Hooper Foundation on University vice president of the Better Health University of Biltish Columbia Vancouver B C “The Fpldemlology of education review courses care of for- Foundation Dr F E Trotter 'breaks out again in a community eign students education of nurses Tuberculosis" Two resolutions were passed at the Flotation Engineer health officer of the trrltory of Ha-- 1 where this has happened ft great and the nonmedical public business meeting at 7 p m In the At Idaho Mine Dies recent Dr Reed referring to the wall "Results and Effectiveness of number of people die" first lt was decided that an attempt H S survey ln Hawaii said would be made to A P Recent A P H A Survey in Ha- eastern the keep strtnrmt MOSCOW Idaho— Julius Mug C3 the governor general kind appointed a states from unloading their tubercuwall" Dr A C Reed director of thel” committee to consider the funds and lar citizens on the western states prominent millnmn in the Coeur Pacific Institute of Tropical Medl-- 1 Measures Necessary district and resident cine of the Hooper Foundation all Dr Hill stated that the white raceiegtalatlon necessary to carry out rc-In- e The second resolution was for d'Alene mining for of this section the standardization of many years died University of California San had reached the stage where the dis- - ommendations resulting from Inspec sanitary a hemorrhdgc Francisco “The Organization of 'rase would enter again and kill of! survey in all western states It was jWednesday following 111 f°r lunfs' Ke 0nly U'° i SSTldrt to Unrvev Praised ek higher ucational Tropical Medicine ln Western UDltedall of the susceptible Stales" Dr Ororge Roth eptdemt- - "Fortunately though" he added'' for thse officials requirements Beneficial ologist and Dr R V Stone director “we have something which our an- -"This survey is one of the best of laboratories of the Ios Angelesjrcstors didn't have — sclent It lc know Projeosor Sent Abroad county health department "Obser- - edge of the means of controlling theithlngs that ever hapt'ened to he declared V S on the Fpldemlology of "Many of the To Study Wheat Some of our scientists clulant Fever ln Los Angeles County lirve that tuberculosis already shows recommendations out we If carried MANHATTAN Kan (PI— At the fully Epidemiology was defined by Dr signs of being on the Increase w are lo stop It lt will be necessary won't be long before "all of them have request of the federal farm board! ? i n r u YLbr 'Dr C O Swanson head ot the to make use of the most stringent been put Into action d ' RELIEF FROM CURSE measures " Agricultural college milling I? Thejaat two w £frs Annette will tour Europe to study Dr Hill pointed out that hand- - Roth and Dr Stone presented rrYu'otSan Usnr'ln Thcro department KODPrt of 50 rases undulant on shaking was one of the most preva- serration and baking qualities of wheat' two sisters and two brothers UF rlllWiI iPnt means of transmitting disease (ever studied by the Los Angeles milling Dr Swanson has been granted a are also manufacture health ’ "Health doesn't leave of department absence the by I and'lf college I t these obmunltv" he said In conclusion "Dls- - The discussion following i!l be gone from the tlnssioums from "HI I Ilf liechieo ft You scivatiuns was led by Dr K F Meyer Mav 1 to about Immunity 30 pav brings September Honor Soi Tilt Constipation Is responsible for morebp(amp inmUne to measles not while director of the Hosier Foundation for The educator will be employed by "'Hu? ImmedertlieTTus I’?1"'1 b“ 'hUe MWlfR' Rf'serch 'ht the University the bureau of agricultural economic? N FALLS Y NIAGARA (UP— the disease A battle for leadership of the Tus- found A tablet called Rexall Order-ba- d thc lies has been discovered Tills tablet om-toInd'al''' l10wer Shows spllt slatcments about undulant fever or oFVhe fa’rin board Umt he wasYlred attracts water from the system Into tul uickaid family will he hence Use three p‘ct“"years Wfor the KlgTimfnt the lazy dry evacuating bowe!lMotlonA chief Clinton and Chief Edgar J MoDonglu iiSMs'ant He expects to visit the leading lm- c&llpd the colon l'hc tvbUt loosens ln The disease is certainly a ''“r’ r°v7'!port towns of France Italv Fngland RlCkard brothers are the principal sanatorium of a causes waste food Cragmor and the dry for concontestants ln a bitter e There Is nuch t subject lie thorough ermanv gPjum and the Scandl- - trol which crops up atfight natural movement Cragmor Colo led the discussion slal tribal every to nuzzled much at and In s Hill address Jnvestlgate ulwtan countries about forming a habit or ever ln- - which followed Dr meeting and frequently between one cannot be too connection with his talk he present-Bmeetings g every available means to clean ed a series of motion plctuies father of the r resn ana CX The tng some of the antitubercuiosts work up this disease" At a chiefs Is a Clinton partisan lBr bhepard Gives Next day bright Get 24 lor 2Sc todayibeing done at his sanatorium Ferer for Kemedy Spring recent council attended by factions at the nearest Liggett or Rexall Drug Recommendation for establishment Publlc Address row and seat he had a front where JEFFERSON CITY Mo (JPi— ed In heckling his son perst't(Adv)of three central institutes Edgar The first public address was de Spring fever Is not a ni1’dv’ throughout a long and fiery speech livered by Dr W P Shepard wel- Ross L Layburn head of the Mts- fare director in the Pacific coast terScouts Select Camp ritory of the Metropolitan Life Insurance company at Snn Fianclsro ' For Summer Outings "When our forefathers crossed the ht durm the ullllcr ni0nlhs he plains mwlnourlshment epidemics of s"" - — - in cholera deaths of mothers Rather than a cure for spring cassia and Minidoka counties will birth were believed the unavoidable! this al offlc health the season suggests sUrt lbp summer camping miseries of their lot" he stated "Rudcrpr'’ Eat plenty of fresh vege-camp Independence June 22 The naves along their trail bore mute ‘preventive: exer- take the winter tablM will be I11 charge of Russell during ramp tevtiiFirmv to what was considered clsp dallv ln tbP frPsh alr and Mln gfmlt XPutlvP ! homes and offices' '‘In tlto past W years" he pointed 11proprUy ventilated out "the burden of unneres-sarness nnd prematuiT death has grad-- j uallv become more onerous as its pre- - ooi'iet I SCS lat-lail- S ITie ventability Is better known application of scientific discoveries tubv rculoslsi relief The has brought vrcvcc’cvw tsa Uni death rate haa decreased nearly 70 TO JOIN 1HKE FACT LTY the felt W00' nade by ln DURHAM N C ( UPL— Professor making rnay'we a death rate of 30 )er 100- Alban O Widgery of Cornell unlver- 'jverlod of Immaturity 5lty wdl Join the faculty of Duke uni he rs’° time erand rat-taIs ll make material the varsity next fall teaching advanced "Comparison of the public healthn mool The Mibstitute courses in philosophy in the graduate excellent vinmtirm in th b'st nnd worst fom-!immlMes In his counirv 5hos one uvd in making a pair of overshoes school and other courses for the un- der8TftdllRt5' rAd he declared iwint of v lde difference to do the same enough cat-ta- tl This Is the kind of sjwnsorship SMOKE STU K SAFETY a ccn‘ C(st5 Rsallahle to the public health sav felt con WASHINGTON oVi— Smoke stacks ctes Wide dLst lepandes tn the cf-- 1 Soviet technicians Is are safe from wind er cent of speeds up to 10C feenve RpplicRtion of public health taintng 60 and of much better qual- - miles an hour if the height is not knowledge exist between the coun- - softer light wool alone of made 10 felt more than times than the diameter and tries of the world and even between Uy of 20 a 1th1' walls DOPfc IOOTBALL TO Rl)IO That Is the potirzcts a square foot Station finding of H L Drvcion and O C CINCINNATI Ohio has already made arrange-- j Hill of the bureau of standards dm of our fathers' time while fore- football broadcast to ments It is not otny other state is life With the football season sev- least mcongruous but Intolerable" In his opinion Utah needs more eral months away the Ohio stationvisionadequate sponsorship of Its health- has planned to radiate dUn foot- "This state may well at- by gridiron coaches and other prog am § the but SiAtc H !o lo OoorK fiucU Dern Rtudert the before game Oo'ruor pr trm't favorable attention from the ball experts the day UfC In the Unllcd h’atet H is Yi'i” to Mmi LorJs Jarksuo h student of whole woliri it Its splendid resources The nem shakerrop Kna! the hhdut nem ed umdf hv anv was Henup'r1 The patentee rd brought! can tvpewriter be available and oweis ot iei t w'r?t dut- - oent Mnoe this v3 to bear to conserve tin make ALLIN S Tvewnier lor lierof exce and protect Us m England in 1(14 Jununn behrur’ uieuiiurnted lng the mouth FOOTEASE most asset Its citizenry lhe present - (jounior Pom couil Ihifot ned Mi mol pri'CiOUS March end April con v rn lent Use her ork iracie t n Asmbiv ai the J&cKcn on the ton as held ol Uiis vthrh had hrcnkhL honor to herself on only w hat vou need College Doattv te her Me Ask Tivf druaittt fr ek ward mas vl n hv the Ro' al railedm r the ii w1 and otto tie Whom he B ar r oieiva to "C1 I 'I‘1Cr5 01 1 this barn rioo Tk a:ni!ion cthr Tils jtut imiicptu nclm ru- Hord Ur Cdi1 the 'dCftn oi western Pia hii'ic 8 tbRroot iiuuntiy by ooLhmr psmder fr ib feel I Cori'nm for Tinr i ppd Ttperur er- who go heallh Ofticers” Ilf dedal xl aio at 'n tu pHplr et I tn I k inf ppl cock dur- - uch d vojk ami t ho aie FT Tors r anv s'icii i in grown giay in the ‘crMOO of the ht r t 10 ir r ion in ' of ?ar tl 32 Vai c he hd For Is cont r Hi Hi m i ‘v1f i!io Co!!?'' a’ U rat? of Aon mii'f H ? WLuuuix-a- h v e io ' an £rrrim-- 4 SO- fxr w l lll“e h m rijSAK-4and a larc rnro no i "-1 J lo' Ui n i'hiiiiseU1 to‘a r 1900 10 I tomo dollciout lotto In icod loo ot In hot Wtwi frlnd drop In wolcomo thorn with cooling Upton' too UA8ANTIIO OT glotto of Too Icod o Nothing I o IHANTO T CtTkOO K O E 8 j AUERBACH CO THB BIG STORE JMabiuhed ' 1094 B ROtMJWAY ‘ & STATE ry Ausrbach’s Quality Heats and Grocyterya 1 ' - ofig medl-hlsto- ry CHIEF ss — er C ct - better-equippe- thciP01- - was not Insured and hence was ln violation of the law The commis- slon finds that he owes Mai Ion A Mortensen $42 as a result of an dent sustained by Mortensen ln Au- (We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantity) FRIDAY IS FISH DAY AT AUERBACH’S - gust FRESH SALMON AND IIALIHUT Sliced Special lb 25c 1929 North Pole Changes Studied KIPPERED SNACKS can DOMESTIC SARDINES special NO It WHITE STAR TUNA DOMESTIC SARDINES IN MUSTARD WASHINGTON (IP)— In seeking an answer as to why the top of the earth ships Its position the United States roast and geodetic survey will establish an observatory station at Gaithersburg Md It will aid three others ln compiling data to find out why the north pole "wanders from home" says Dr William Bowie geodesy chief of the survey It has not been determined whether this movement results from the earth's change of position ln space or whether the theoretical position of the pole changes within the earth RARE EARTHS ARE ELEMENTS NEW YORK (Pi— There are 18 rare earths each of which is one of the 92 elements The first discovered was Yttrium and the last Illinium 6 56 2 cans 256 "i size No McGowan’S maple SALMON can 106 leaf No y2 cans No 1 cans IIAPPYVALE cans 8-- PINK SALMON— 2 lor 256 GENUINE FISII BALLS— lb 25c 45c cans 25C 16-o- cans z 3 -- lb 2 tor 356 cans 456 jXuerbach’s Quality DELICATESSEN FANCY CHINOOK KIPPERLD SALMON FANCY SALT SALMON lb lb 356 306 ' tubcr-'g0U(- for ’ i Kan-ian- MsSJf fie nnHSTIPmnM UWiUllI I iff ty for gen-rect- ut show-usln- lir ruse Special Purchase of 500 Smart SILK DRESSES at v In Cool Summer Fashions 1- JXulZ Votin' ft Would Sell salo cat-ta- Regular I lo S995 Here are ilie very types of parmenfs you see in the higher priced dresses Charmingly patterned frocks in floral or plain designed flat crepes Sport dresses and some ensembles While the summer season's at its height freshness of these specially priced hot V io ' Sunburnsbl M iA-- I Soaiphane - Jr n- U-- t j t Lwi frt cur ifancd b nytmnt f Cvixcicd is vAdv j l‘n RUu Large Sizes il pr'toe a- Plenty of Smart Styles in Ji Allen s ootcase AUERBACH CO - The Style Store for the Thrifty |