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Show - 4. a .fa. $ (T UTAH LIBRARY ;' 'W I " Jtsj Utah Statesman Is Endeavoring To Give a Correct Record of Public Affairs Without Regard to Party lines a YOU NO. 8. NO. f. a. w w .A. a a A . a. . i wv : SALT LAKE CITY' UTAH, FEBRUARY 28, 1929 Governor Dern Urges Commission to Handle i'-State Building Plan Executive Would Hare Full Given Group Power. Discretionary Would Hare Public Conto struction ' Timed Meet .Slack Periods. Tax Bills Aimed AtFavoredLand Meeting Plenty .i Health Education Gets Results : : 1 X. l . ii - yf I l .ucuITUsI Of Opposition SAVE THE BABIES tuf ier tW imt ACu Xmfuk 91J9 A YEAR Utah Among Leaders Iii Child Welfare Activity; : Work Showing Results Secretary DavU Laudt State Now Has 186 Health Efforts Made Towards Centers; 70,000 Pre. SchrxI Children Viewed Bettering of Health. THE UTAH STATE BOARD OP HEALTH : I This la the Twelfth Article Of A Series by A. H. Parsons. Children Declared Beit Many Ills of Later Af Asset to Any Govern Traceable V to Defects Labors I" Early Childhood, Reviewed. ment; . .' : ... Utah. will. m Public welfare work is nlayinr a inwu rol in ths United Btatss similar! L"."kf.amw,mf Amer? la hlghett to that of public education in the huh weiiars ana care of last decade, the Secretary of Labor, night. governor's J. whatever property la worth for the Davis, slated in an adjames waa in aupport of tha Leafham bill dress On Feb. II. opening a con- 2f?.wf "LP H Utah the purpose 'of INCOME nd kat.v. i js which la designed to create an ference of th directors of ths chil off has droDoed " cnjMren is also worth for purposes of TAX- - f!&-rvw..- - swans aooraeUhiv . - r BJ1 eommiaalon, which com- a nun- s divisions of dren sOTWI!es Stats Depart eupreme court of the urlB eMldblrth baa fall- mission will hava chare of tha United BUtes. ments of Public Welfare at tha Adams Co.. Express ana aa untold building program. Tha governor vs. Ohio State Children's Bureau ot ths Depart- Z" amount of Illness has Auditor, 111 U. & the explained that ha believed ment of Labor. pre. eemmlailon should funetlon about "Conseauently." Secretary Davis This article is written on the 44th A report from Dr. T. B, ae doee the highway commission. He day Bcatty. I told ths directors, "you are strug commtaslonar of T I I BS of the lSlh Learialatlva ..-m- 4 I1NUD l,w CieiM el Out Ciwehr mi W homlin BweUsi health, shows that pointed out that the state leglsia-tur- e bly. At this time a flood gling with many of ths sams diffi of bills II children 5 to CaHi et Mat via a ea mi label Wdbn designated state highways and dm culties. Of you ars mis nawawx-- "" i"n uuucea appropriating l rA WWBRMmm&m V ago have bean then let the stats road commission P"c,hll ifeblM ) IKtl SIM) Bnnl at Emms, understood, handicapped wuauer amounts by ap that about 10.00 dsfsots lor var use discretionary powtrs in decid- led purposes, too ars and that man totaliiur small mil. BHtlekiGky. propriations bout la.,00 deKS!t,Bv0nnd: ing which portions of ' the system lions. Mils having for their purlaws that ars inadequate, been corrected and many . tects should be built. He advises that tha pose the In full text follows: Ths address of revenue are raising are Is the prootra state legislature designate the comparatively few and have - It is with greai pleasure that I Pf correction; about 11.00 normal buildings needed by the Institutions a very cold reception. With had welcome to Washington ths Repre and then let the building commis- single excentlon f a bin h toe sentatives of so many state depart sion build more or less to Its dis- Holther which is a revision ments of pubiia welter. I want Many Activities. of the cretion. Public health work lias numerous license fee statute to take thla opportunity to say that corporation no . Tears. Help lean X important measure haa passed eitham very much 'impressed with p"iV ucK helping He called attention to the fact er house. the splendid work that Is being epidemics, helping ward iff that tha building plan for 20 years ma DEATH RATE FROM baser constitutional provi- done by your departments. Your on .watergiving adviee. when asked, would can for a seven million dolsystems and other sanU auiiorm ad valorem TYPHOID FEVER PER. .... opportunities for ssrvlc ars many tare eutanu "S a .1.1. lar expenditure but that the Imme- tax "on all property in vm Brow the state ths and varied. Among these, j,t wilv entailed a three, according tO its Value In mnn.vdiate .elan 100.000 POPULATION wlth th or work onl1 work for children stands out as th department In child and worn- million dollar expense. He cited there in very litUe that this or any being of ths utmost importance a ouogat request waya of financing! mentioning that Legislators can do to equalise H and significance. for 7"'"-nn hi In ft.uB.1. the state waa about to mature some wee. uniess ana until a constiWork Wafer forths nxt two years Is $T0,0. Expending. bond Issues 1a. tha near future, tutional amendment rack be. as remark Trlt ths may which would relieve the general Jorgensen haa proposed, H. J. R. ngnc now is much own? children shsuld unquestionably ba concerned with th u aaoptod by the legislature and luad of many .thousand dollars that -. tBsl,,. TflAM SMP tsrkliik Wpossibility our concern to of governgreat . ocra endorsed by the people at the next ansae annually. vi- - w 7, " and federal. state both Up ment, Cfovcrnor Dern also declared general tiaciion wo shall have to r on them depends the government """" wwiie.se win not Be nvail-- : that the creation of ' eommiaalon "muddle throuzh." ' after June. 10. "This Is beof ths future,- - for they will b ths abl There are several measures In the which would use discretionary cause the Bhinnin1Jr.wit.. vm next woman men of that gen and powers in timing the work, could grist that will help ths revenue; ' eration.- Closely woven with th which Provide federal I so arrange the building to take up if enacted into laws. L tha welfare M ewr Taa' stock In 'many unemployment advantage of It. will biw walfar of (ha lea fortunats chil fc periods. 1 . B. 10 by Mr. .Maw, reat the end of next thla of dren. recognition Growing . . Governor! Bill. io a June. There is a bill In bh the payment of taxes on urmmmzMm Congress in th Is reflected responsibility His statement to Chairman quiring automobiles before a license 1 is.PfWt time, the Newton Redd follows amaslng development of child wcl Mil th. which provides a continuant sued by the secretary of state, which moat of our In state. work fare 1W I am sura that no one who Is at waa Introduced W- This amount the session d'I Gradually mora and more ths ?f about I1S.900 all familiar with our state Institu- and should have early in both for the blcnnlum. houses on pre is placed being emphasis tion will deny that the state is within a few dayspaad The Newton Bill. as held in comventive and constructive measures. ton bill has many woefully behind on tta plant. It la mittee for several woeka. It has Th,4 this oolnt of view, national a From ponents in Congress, soms of op. now that necessary urgently provision passed the senstj and has gone th deeade bo made for some construction to the house. (Th's measure wai opposition corning from member development during the last work If w expect the Institutions endorsed by every organisation Instands out with clear aignincance. of th medical profession, who declare that public health work !s to perform tha functions for which terested.) Scope of Work. Public welfare work is playing a atate medicine, and that ths pubiia 2 11. B. 71 by S. M. Jorgensen they were established. There haa been a lot of disgusting inuendoa passed back and that !h aPrtments. by making forth on the floor of the house and the aenate. The members of the role In thla century similar to ConGranting that there la a serious proposes to increase the of - health conditions need for new buildings, the next uet proceeds from "threemultiple better, are cutting times to legislature have spent more tlmo the first three day of th week of public education in the last. in on physiclsns1 business. There question to consider is how they six times." It has had a stormy about the political side of Boulder dam than they have the talking ars also on thoss Four) Pago who (Continued shall foe provided. A I pointed out time in the house tcmmlttee on ths economic side. The members seem content to hide behind the memmeasur because they oppoa believe in my message it doea not seem revenue and taxation. Its fate is in the legislature and drop hints. Only one or two of them bership to to th feasible to do the necessary con- uncertain. .contrary theory have had the courage to make out and out statements. state's rights. Bank Measures. struction work out of biennial apThe Statesman now offers members of the Utah senate and of Th Utah H.dll from state the central B. 71 I H. propriations the Utah House of Representatives a chance to ses If they have the by Mr. Redd and II. yer, ha taken Just th opposite Above may be seen some of the results of education in child fund. It has therefore seemed B. 17 by Mr. Macfarlane, both are nerve to dive to the bottom of Boulder dam. The governor of the View nf nuhlln ni In the state of Utah. Tha charts speak for themselves. neressary to devise a different amendment to tha bank tax stat- welfare aenate state baa been charged openly by the president of the with Utah physlciana havs gon on re method, and house bill No. Ill em- ute. Their purpose is to Include The typhoid chart is not a mstter of child welfare but shows how atate tno haa been wo a wanting tn public health politics; the governor of charged openly by bodied the plan that has been with banks, trust, guarantee, mort- the public la being educated to watch out for tha typhoid buga At playing work continued. the representative from San Juan county with booting golden opevolved after mature deliberations. gage loan companies and building the upper right is the front page of a booklet which the state board score Dr. Beatty reports that ons of been loved because ho have the There a limelight. health sends out to mothers. At the lower left is a map showing portunities Provbilon of Rill. and loan associations, subjecting of tha dlffloultiM ae m.1.11.. t...i,i. the health centers established In Utah. The inset shows Dr. T. B. of Inucndos hurled by men who apparently did not have the courage The bill provides for a compre- the shareholders to taxation in the Bcatty, state health commissioner. work la that Tiarsnta often da not to make open statements. hensive building program to be same manner that holders of bank thoroughly understand what these The state board health, child welfare bureau, doea not pracNow, members of tlie lrglMlalure. try thla: Fase a resola-tto- n designated by the legislature. It stocks are tsxed. The Macfarlane tice medicine but digs ofout little defecta in babies mean in defects of p children and then Governor George II. Dern of the State of Utah, to should be remembered that tins bill would eliminate the provision aking life. That is one reason why exercise lets the their constitutional right of calling the parents M. Bacon, state engineer. later JuM why ho did not do some trading for the Dewey and George bill merely designates and docs of the present statute, that the value explain physician or not. incidentally tha board educates, but does senate resolution 111 health renters havs been vol- to answer In the open. Put tha governor in out Conto dams? a not direct the construction of any of shares is to be determined by family Gorge flaming and why hundreds of coerce parents. iiviaM delav on the Colorado riv In a place where he can not refuse to answer. Then stand ready of the items, except the removal adding the capital surplus snd un- not are educating tno six unieer woraers in er matter until to recrlvo the answer. If no lias erred, show him 'up: if he has of the State Prison. In this re- divided profits, it also requires ofto parents the necsslty of caring la month period which Arisona spect It follows the system that ficials to advise assessors what plsyrd politics to the detriment of ihe state, show Mm up. At better for babies. their allowed for ratification of tha sev least go to the bat with him, openly snd officially; out out the has long prevailed with respect dividends were paid the previous it Iiomi Example, atate en compact. statecan veiled our state roads. snd make The real warfiirc. reRedd bill The been Dr. Anyone haa legisla- year. begin ,to rlvea ona concrete ex sniping He say in hi written statement ample Beatty ture designates certain roads as ported favorably and the Macfar-la- n ments, but few really can put stufr down In black and white and of thla In a Utah county to th Utah senate: state highways, and then leaves bill unfavorably to tha house by caae. Ha then stand up to the consequences. occasion to examine had Feb. 15. 1121. it to the state road commission to tha Judiciary committee. house csres to ssk the governor Just why these dams neither If Resolu Senata with 'Comolvinr II. B. determine the time and order of (Continued on Page Four) n by Mr. Fuller underbill perhaps some mem were not hooked onto the tion No. 1 requesting the Ststs construction, and to supervise the takes to provide county assessors bers of the house or senste would like to challenge Governor Dern to to furnish to th Stat Sen construction work. This method with tha machinery to tax sharedebate on tha matter. Ferhana Senator Irvine. Senator Gardner ate his recommendations in writing haa been found so eminently satis- holders of sundry corporations or Senator Patterson would care to talk thla matter over with the on the so called Boulder Dam ProSix factory as applied to roads that it authorised by the constitution but Wyoming haa taken another dents coming to the university governor and let the entire slate hear the discussion. ject 1 beg to submit th following: seems feasible to apply It to the heretofore not taxed. ot uian mi. In the matter of making edu- from various pari of th Or perhaps If these persons win not do that, they win answer laws ststs. fi. step Chapter construction of buildings as well. nravidM for tha aooolntment of a Woodbury Bill.. cation available for all. This time This move is considered a good in- these questions: Wins Bulldlnga Needed. Large - 14 Codorado river commissioner who Senator Gardner Just whom did you moan when you said cer by Mr. Woodbury Is Wyoming has pamed a bill which vestment on the part of the uniThe members of the administra- a S. J. R- to of Utah Stat the made shall I1S.O00 in had will sections which make will from officials. represent the the I amend and that it governor, tain Including Utah versity present public provide tive boards of our state institutions I proposal as ma and have run autnority to of article XIII of the constitu- - the board of trustees of the state university closer to the outlying a political football out of Boulder dam? Will you tell who tha oth are not selected with an rye to any and all investlgatlona of th ers srs snd be mors explicit in a.'icriblng the political actions 7 university may refund all railroad districts. I auto tends to equalise their ability to suoervisa the con In Colorado river which may became education cost on the of stuexcess tha 110 In fares of higher (Cortlnued Tigs Four) paid by Senator Irvine Will you plea so tell the world Just why TOU Th Utah hours of re pre struction of public buildings. The! elate. necessary In order to sufficiently of the Dewy and Flaming Gorge sites until Just recently? think didn't state building eommiaalon would entatlves voted to ratify th condi of himself advise dl physical Days. Only not did YOU Utah us advocate that get power tions tell why be selected, as waa the state cap!- six state Colorado river comstream. The Wyoming legislature ended Will you obtaining on aaia of tha tot commission, with particular plants st these sites? Will you tell us that you. as president did Th bill pact by vote of 41-the sessions on the forty-fir- st The provisions of thla chapter in a day, not two from the withdrew senata which ago, years pact reference to their ability to carry waa passed after a motion to a mtvs which Sens lor Ilolllng-wort- h know measure limit the official responus 1 he Utah sites' Will of tell you of then the in construction a possibilities forward program table It was lost. Ths attempted to accomplish in that TOU did not know of the survey snd the report made by T. C. sibility of the sute engineer in an efficient and businesslike manUtah but failed. motion to table was made by the Colorado river problem to that us that Will tell to sites? these dim you sttentlon La asner. calling Rue, bill ana also a an to passed of Wyoming advisory capacity Representative Hammond of which Increases the gas tax from you voted on thla question two or three times during the past eight By centralising all state consist the Colorado river commissionGrind county. Speaker Wine three to four cents snd gives the years snd hod not even posted yo urself on whst Is common knowlstruction wo might have a better In the performance of his duties. er of the houee was on the floor extra cent to the county commis edge? If you were posted, tell us t!:en why TOU did not Up the govstandardised typo of construction, On the other hand Article V of at of th house during th sioners for use on the county ernor off that there was a couple of dosen dsm sites In Utah and as well ss of tha contentthe Santa Fe Compact and vote. Representaroads. This is in a wsy similar to suggeat that a public owned power plant be built there. different projects with a view tonlalea certain duties to be Per tive Killlan occupied the th proposal mads by the Utah formed by the "chief official of Rrprti-rntatH- e Mine Whom did yon have in mind when you statward efficiency and economy. Anychair. Representative Esplln municipal league which asks thst ed on the floor of the house that possibly some of Utah's trusted one who visits our state institu each signatory stats charged with started the debate for the gasoline tax of water tions must ha struck by the lack, THE UTAH STATESMAN1, fol to perpetuate the indus- some ofbe the Utah had promised some one outslda the state that Boulder dam the administration bill, which was the commitmoney paid to ths cities, giving would be delayed? In your mind at the time you official, under the or nniiormity ana apparent ick lowing Ita announced policy of glv try. whtrh have did What you rights." MIL tee cities a chance to keep up mad the Representative I the state DsuIm at mU. Lams of Utah. be ask not of program. house Into the II.I.IU. engineer. that taken that statement? Did you Nine. Herschl, Holther end 7 Commissioner. '&t eight their streeta. Worked With The bill embodies the Hoover- - ing th. public a correct record of ; ln reason for ""i,, had If Take tha official any confidence any seeking delay? Bill Road Boatrn. "moot spoke for the Mil. In view of the foregoing the puouo atiairs, win carry in sub- sessional nave consiaerea increased your confidence now and tell ua what your suspicions ars Th following resume of the public Into Holther Representative state enclneer haa taken every (Continued on Fag Four) whom. th ramnleta atata- - mine taxation, although it was Wyoming of and lealalature was carried brought in a latter from th ot on said proper th house Tou floor opportunity of th have Interests' Redd RepreaentatiTO In th Rtck Spring Rocket under 2dJ5Lww menl filed by the mining secretary of tha Interior aay-Iwith the Colorado river commisthat Qovernor Dern loved ths limelight so well that he refused to sioner firiih ih. . 1..l.l.tlv. cammlttea on main xor a perwa or lime witnout. the name of J. B. (Snow: that Flaming Oorg dam and also of keeping himself on tha Job to watch tha Colorado liver. Have man time ..V.tii. full a Thi. put down all After proposed matto ss voting j would cost SI 1.000,000 snd Informed snd sdvlsed continual agitation not been reading the paper for the past few years? If so ters . or question, . . . . you mant ! itiA to Secondary -- - l na mining th proposed relating mmmirv er river Colorado to the v Dewey $11,000,000 snd that inee tasea nnciiy in accoru- Highway relatlrg Senate you havs probably seen reported from time to time the developments the System, water control projects there Industry's reasons why th mining nc- - wn ,Bf Uw problem In order that any future other amended and Id tllnough not take case. d you it on Colorado the river yourself upon Why ths finally passed subuiu m duties and obligation which might not. would take fire years. Hence muiupn six. Big House Mil nroDosinr to Increase to privately criticise the governor as you now publicly do? Ths quesThe statement will be property three to devolve on his office could bo inUnjustified attacks on the In th state gasoline tax from three tions they srs not fesalble. Uacfir-lan- a well to you for you hav Irvine Senator pretty ssked apply oa out. ana met carried and may had effect on the to four rents per gnlltn. Ths bill been In tha house several sessions. printed without cnange telligently dUitPy na,-of Salt Lake, led debate Bait Lake county sportsmen tasen at lis lice vaiuo. a sum- - ,tsU. passage of the Boulder Canfor delay. Representatives or Senator Anybody Pleas tell us who Injected yonTheDam provided that the present Income Representative, ne carplan a big lime at their ansuch that statement win Act ot the provides between stats the Relation and Ellison. Dart, Kicking and miry from the three cent per gallon the nual riot at tiis Klks dull, and Flaming Gorge Into th question st this lata day? ried this week, with ths statement the Industry. act shall become effective upon a tax ha retained far use Of the And Dewey Hammond, spoke against th mulfn the next two or Thursday March 7. ElkA surwhy. pleas tall ua why sums of our experts didn't toll us about Santa Fe Comof the ratification not. seek subitself do following Mining people In MIL tnalnt. Mr. Ellison produeed Commlsalon Highway those dsm aites three year age. And finally pleas tell us what fore ligan will bo served. three Issues. This statement wee sidy, but merely opportunity to nanca pact by seven states if the sams of state roads and that ths a operating offsrad. No figures from th power comon "tie sack" Woolley. the to government engineer R!f six of data months Is A. within prise program Iswhat had to by ths on submitted terms legislature with compete comparable mission showing that ths the proone knows Just who brought these damaltcs into prominence recently? Are there two of approval of th act or after O. tlacKensia, secretary of tha mining operations elsewhere. j among the counties for w of ths wood Flaming Oorgs dam would a go'd dust twin? gram wUl bo but past proa ratification esch Mln contslnlng this American piles, through period of th Illustrates Utah section Minnesota situation commissioners Boards of county cost only Sf.000,000. Benthere a power lobby and by six of the states Utah has grams havs always been a big In other words, ladies and gentlemen, ine Congress. effect of excessive taxation on in- - In county road work. nett. Dart, Eastman, Ellison. swoon. Admission Is by forget 'heir political ratlfltl the compart on a Laxly, will the houe or th senate follows: already Fund. Ths summary DtMrt of dustry. nation membernt card, membership Hammond, A. F. ratificaout of Governor Dern Hacking, seven slat basis snd a charges long enough to bring a afatcm-Matter la of concern to thai Rial participates fully In pros- Ironed out by a Ths differences Lake Salt to the county on states been has this are the six wh"f voted Jorgensen state other hT ships n against th the tion rnMe governor the and let House play. the to by not the mines. from of committee Joint 'ate merely y generally, peril aarnots'l-will bo for Ml at Mil on final passage. or hhT some of our basla before ths middle of next and hs bootM n"T",,f-nl't- J- t' around of mine centered Utah metal Senata Statement snd ths Industry. the doer. d sdirf'pdly ambitious lcguwltora are merely try1 rt'ily eleofM Capital seeks favored fields and iConUnaad on Pago Four) must havs Incentive to Invest and (Continued On fas Tar) ing to doud tbo waters. (Continued on Fag Four) Governor George H. Dcra Issued a formal statement to the Redd "II is a cardinal rule which committee on public building and ground at their meeting Monday should never bo forgotten that statement Tbo ill i araasf. bn a.... xmbebhi 'rUX.1'."1'' ten-tim- es 79-u- . "j,o''0 mrn.douto,th'entr' " ce, irr I : 1- ex-pe- ns " .-- m Tr.JyUWa sttfcJSB,j ",urai iri-TM'fl- ni ii-- ' Two Wood Piles? Two Niggers? fed-?L- id. State Engineer ' Urges Delay On Boulder Problem js ... 1 ltk nr Refunding Student Fare One of Measures Passed By Wyoming Legislature Swing-Johnao- er State Pact by Vote in House Statesman To Carry Complete 7. slx-sts- te SI-1- 4. Statement Filed By Mining Men At Mine Tax Hearing da-b- "f Sportsmen Plan Riot Mar. 7 fJ ' J 'i' .ifowM'rt .t.t. nr 1 c rjprt r 1 1 |