| Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE ft THURSDAY MORNING JUNE 11 1936 Teachers Hire Club Sponsors U S Bureau Office? Group e Fair Starts Range To Open Meet U P Limited Gain This Year Coast Actuary fashioned country fair the number of Soil Studies Reserve Association to increase members of the staged fatalities this year as Will Draw Bill Track Misliap Delays Auto Fatalities Old-Tim- auin An as tomobilewith last year is shown comin a pared statewide report compiled Wednesday by V H Coombs statistician for the state tax commission From January 1 to May 31 acciFirst section of eastbound Union dents Utah took a toll of 63 lives Pacific train No 8 the Los An- In thein same five months of 1935 minwas limited delayed45 geles were 54 fatalities and in the utes Wednesday evening when a there corresponding period of 1934 53 fapony wheel journal broke on the talities e locomotive mountain-typmassive The number of deaths in each and threw the front driving wheels month this year with figures for off the track just as the engine last year in parentheses were: Janwas crossing First South street into 9 (13) February 14 (10) uary the depot 10 (7) April 14 (15) May March So gently did Engineer William (9) White of 177 North West Temple 18Mr Coombs said there also has locostreet bring the 230000-poun- d been an increase in the accidents motive to a halt that only a few of causing only injuries or property the many passengers on the had damage train were aware that Engine Jumps Train Enters Depot 12-c- ar thr made other than a regular stop The crossing at Second South atreet was blocked until the engine on the second section of the train backed up the cars and then pushed them into the depot on another track The train Was due here at 6 p m The right pony wheel was dragged for some distance over the crossing tearing up planking between the rails Veteren railroaders who viewed the scene said such an at cident was a very uncommon occurrence Minor Hurts Reported In k Mishap Auto-Truc- Two persons suffered minor accijuries in a dent at Fourth South and Ninth East streets Wednesday at 5 p m At the emergency hospital Elba Bluhm 38 of 1171 Sherman avenue was treated for a cut on the left forefinger and Gerald Sorenson 14 of 2011 Thirteenth East street was treated for lacerations on the left in- le Police Book Man hand A man booked as Ray Howe 27 Police reported Mrs Bluhm was Was held at police headquarters for the driver of an automobile that investigation Wednesday night He collided with a truck driven by assertedly was in an intoxicated Henry Tuckey 18 of 448 West aucondition and had a Eighth South street The Sorenson tomatic in his possession police youth was reported a passenger on aid the Tuckey vehicle An old will be Expert on Retirement Fund Dr Ray Nelson of San Francisco a consulting actuary was employed Wednesday by the state teachers’ retirement board to obtain actuarial information preparatory to setting up a retirement fund for the teachers of the state He also will prepare a bill providing for necessary changes in the present law write an argument in behalf of the bill and appear for it at the next regular session of the legislature For his services Dr Nelson will be paid an amount not to exceed $2750 The board at a meeting Wednesday in the office of Secretary of State Milton H Welling also employed Robert Funk as a part-tim- e secretary at a salary of $25 a month Mr Funk is doing research work for the state committee of nine and of his time will devote to the work of the retirement board J R Smith a member of the board was named acting chairman to serve for Dr LeRoy E Cowles who will leave soon to give a lecture course at Western 'Reserve university one-four- th Young Driver Booked D Avery 19 by International Salt Lake chapter Soroptimist clubs Saturday from 2 until 9 p m in the garden of Mrs 4137 South Maud Chegwidden Ninth East street club president The fair is being held for purposes of building a charity fund to be used by the club in assisting un fortunate or unadjusted women or girls Ip accordance with one of the aims of the Soroptimist clubs Affairs in general are under direction of Mrs Ivy L Hall corresponding secretary qf the organization and also home demonstration agent for Salt Lake county All the appurtenances of an old time fair will be present including barkers and clowns and freaks novelty vendors The country store will be in charge of Mrs Laura Clark the arts and crafts booth of Miss Joanna Sprague the antique exhibit of Mrs Margaret McQuilken and the 'fish pond of Mrs Maude K Baker and Mrs Thomas Homer Girls in Italian costume will serve spaghetti and Mrs Isabelle Murphy will be in charge of the refreshment barbeque There will be music by a cowboy quartet Stations Experimental Engaged in West on Program of Control street Wednesday evening was arrested on charges of reckless driving by Traffic Patrolman T B The offioer reported the youth drove on Second West street in an erratic manner Bur-bid- !DDNW®®IDEY'S: Department of Utah Reserve Officers' association will convene in Ogden Saturday for their annual convention Colonel Frederic Jorgensen department president announces the meeting win 1e conducted in ths Utah Power and Light company auditorium at 4 p m Department headquarters will open at 3 p m in the Ben Lomond hoteL The entertainment program includes the annual banquet and open forum at Dick Gunn's cafe One hundred members from Salt Lake City are expected to attend the convention Guests of honor will include Governor Henry H Blrod Brigadiet General Walter C Sweeney commandant of Fort Douglas Brigadier General W G Williams adjutant general of Utah Colonel James A Higgins chief of Staff Third re- -' serve corps area and ail officers of his staff Colonel Walter S Fulton commander of the Thirty-eight- h infantry Mayor E B Erwin of Salt Lake City and Mayor Harman W Peery of Ogden Colonel Hamilton Gardner commander of the 222nd field artillery Utah national guard and Colonel Carl A Badger commander of the 145th field artillery Utah national guard The program has been arranged to allow sufficient time for officers using motor transportation to arHve in time fop the business session All officers whether delegates or not are requested to attend said Colonel Jorgensen The Somali oarsmen are powerful fellows and know the treacherous shore and all the tricks of the wind and tide Specials! For Greater Salt Lake Day H WILSON BROS FINE QUALITY SHIRTS Plain white plain colors color combinations - The government division of range research is conducting broad studies on range and watershed preserv tion and rehabilitation in Utah W R Chapline chief of the division aid Wednesday Experimental stations are engaged in active work in Cache Davis Millard and Sanpete counties he said Test centers also are located in southern Idaho Nevada and southwestern Wyoming Seeding Underway Seeding and transplanting of domestic and foreign plants best suited for erosion control flood checks and range grasses are underway The forest service Mr Chapline said has developed a contour terrace system in Davis county tending to preserve existing soils and to build up depleted surface soils The plant lng too is designed to control the flood conditions that exists during Election to Be Held the storm season and the early run-oseason As much as By Safety Association spring 30 feet of snow which carried a 4 foot water content has been heaped Members of the 'Safety society will hold their an- on the area this year yet the work nual election of officers Thursday undertaken by the forest service has at 7:30 p'm at the Newhouse hotel stood up and little damage has been Jack Coombs is chairman of the caused Permanent Program nomination committee D J Par Mr Chapline sfld the area has ker is president of the organ!' been seeded and planted with zation plants and trees with the view of effecting a permanent control program The experimental stations in other sections are designed for similar purposes and for the rehabilitation of desert range plants which will not naturally recover for a good many years Me-CuC- ff Utah-Neva- of 438 University Convene Saturday I her-bacid- us $139 3 for $400— Regular $195 Values BEAUTIFUL PURE SILK NECKWEAR 79c Regular $100 Value WILSON BROS HOSE—Assorted Colors 4 pair35c$100 Values Regular BVD SHIRTS AND SHORTS 35c 3 ior $100— Regular 50c Values FILL UP YOUR 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