| Show 12 THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE B Dates of First Crippled Child Clinics Fixed SUNDAY MORNING Swept Report on State Banks StateRain and Reveals Big Increase By Wind Storms JULY 26 1936 Inspect Awards to Be Presented at Fort I yzMmumamtsm Fiscal Year Statement Evidences More Money Cedar City Lund and Finds Way Into Channels of Trade and Wednesday Tuesday ? Provo Hit Hardest Scheduled for S L‘ Industry Than in Previous 12 Months Showers in Salt Lake Olliers Are Set Later Evidence that more money is f' 45949 this year as compared with inThe time and place of the first clinic to be operated diagnostic aa a part of the crippled children's program a cooperative enterprise between the state board of health and the federal children’s bureau were announced Saturday by Dr J L Jones state health commis- sioner It ' will be conducted next Tuesday and Wednesday at the Children’s Service center 1216 East Thirteenth South street beginning each day at 9:30 a m and continuing until aH cases have been taken care of Other clinics will be held at Ogden Provo Logan Price Richfield and Cedar City the times to be an-- Bounced later The program provides services for locating crippled children and establishes facilities for diagnosis medical hospitalization surgical and after-car- e for the children from 18 birth to years of age The program which will be on a state-wid- e basis will be directed by a public health nurse trained in orthopedic work who will be under the supervision of the state health commis- sioner Advisers Named An advisory committee has been appointed to assist in directing the Members and the organizawork tions they represent are: Dr Samuel G Paul Children’s Service society chairman C H Fischer Shriners’ hospital Miss Maris Johnson Utah State Nurses' association-MisMay Anderson L D S Children’s hospital Dr W R Tyndale Utah State Medical association Mosiah Hall state director of vocational rehabilitation Dr E E Monson Utah State Dental association Mrs W Hart-le- tt Powell Catholic Woman’s Mrs Reva Beck Bosone league state legislature Dr V I Anderson junior chamber of comijjerce C B Hawley Utah Tuberculosis association and Dr R J Alexander president’s birthday ball committee In carrying out the program the following services will be provided: 1 Medical examination and treatment of every crippled child not als ready under care 2 Follow-u- p work by supervision of the crippled child while he Is still in 'the hospital continued through until there is complete re- covery 3 Utilize existing hospital resources to the best advantage to provide hospitalization for at least emergency cases School Training 4 Bring to every crippled child at least the legal minimum of educa- tion 5 Cooperate with the rehabilitation service of the state board for vocational education by referring cases eligible for vocational training 6 Educate parents and guardians by pamphlet letter and personal visits of county nurses and case workers active interest and par ticipation of individuals organizations and officials throughout the state in an effective cooperative program of the crippled child Dr Jones said that 2000 crippled children have been located and registered for investigation Of these 614 have already been certified for treatment The state has been divided into districts and there will be a diagnostic clinic in each one Physicians Help The crippled children were located through local physicians hospitals schools public health nurses social workers clubs agencies and other organizations in local areas interested in child welfare work The diagnostic clinic is the place where examinations of the children will be made by orthopedists to determine the exact nature of the defects and recommendations made for care and treatment To receive care a child must come within the following definition of crippled child: “A physically handicapped mentally normal person under the age of 18 years who by reason of certain defects or deformities whether congenital or acquired by accident injury or disease is or may be expected to be totally or partially for education or remunerative occupation Care limited to orthopedic and plastic cases including cleft palate harelip orthodontia and oral surgery cases $12083091245 last year The crease in demand deposits except increased from public deposits $3922352661 during the period to $4904815963 time deposits increased from $5091671205 to $5430252673 funds of the state counties school districts and finding its way into the channels of trade and industry is contained in a report released Saturday by Rulon F Starley state bank commissioner showing the condition of Utah's 59 banks as of June 30 During the fiscal year ending on that date loans and discounts increased from $4071322331 to Cash in vault and balanced with other banks increased and violent High temperatures electrical stobms characterized Utah’s weather Saturday The heaviest storm was in the vicinity of Cedar City and Lund At the latter place the storm premunicipalitiM decreased from sumably caused a garage wall to $1471462466 to $1241479477 U S government and postal savings collapse seriously injuring Billie 2 Jed Norris 5 son of Vr and Mrs deposits increased from to $144965721 and deposits Ollie Norris of other banks increased from The child caught under the crum$1484217741 to $1860232115 Surplus and net undivided prof- bling cement wall suffered a bro its also showed substantial Inken pelvis and thigh compound creases during the year Total fracture of the right foot a sev6 surplus increased from ered artery in the right arm 'numerto $338060712 and net undivided profits from $16391)885 ous scalp lacerations chest Injuries to $241318707 The total capital and a possible skull fracture He account increased from $16916-9390- 7 was taken to the Iren county hos to $1773516470 pita! where his condition was reported “grave” What caused the wall to collapse was not positively determined but officers said rain and a high wind probably started a vibration in the wall from $3165806269 to $4092437988 $1133-8717- holdings of U S government securities increased from $32534-7562- 0 to $3539087218 holdings of other stocks bonds and securities decreased from 42016885379 to $1836020259 One June 30 of this year total assets of the 59 banks amounted to $15414954023 while a year earlier they amounted to the report showed Total deposits were $135817- - $2915-9802- ' Opinion Says Parking Metej Bank to Keep Firm' to Send Old Deposits Working Crew Nothing in Law to Stop New Executed Contract Unclaimed Accounts Provides Mechanic to From Going to Profits Maintain Machines Walter E- Holman of Portland Ore president of the United States junior chamber of commerce will attend the first state junior chamber of commerce convention at Pinecrest inn August 1 and 2 Word that the national officer would attend was received Saturday by Nelson W Aldrich of the Salt Lake City junior chamber who is chairman in charge of arrangements for the state convention Other speakers at the convention will include Governor Henry H Blood and Mayor E B Erwin Youth Ordered Held In Mail Theft Count Orlando Bernardo 18 was ordered held for the federal grand jury on charges of rifling a household mail box when he waived hearing Saturday before United States Commissioner Edward D Dunn Bernardo was alleged to have taken a $11780 check from a letter placed in a mail box of Miss Sarah J Gillespie 28 East Second North Street on May 22 I Rain started falling in Salt Lake City shortly after H p m alleviating abnormal heat conditions Maximum for the day was 96 degrees the minimum 74 degrees and the mean 85 degrees Normal for the The fact that there is nothing in Coincident with announcement day according to weather officials the Utah law providing for the dis- the 200 parking meters which are is 77 degrees A heavy rain position of unclaimed inactive ac- to be tested in the Salt Lake accompanied by City thunder counts in solvent banks was reand a brilliant electrical vealed Saturday when an opinion business district have arrived here display struck Cache valley about bearing on the subject was submit- Mayor E B Erwin Saturday re- 1:15 p m lasting about 30 minutes ted to Rulon F Starley state bank ceived an executed contract from Lightning struck several times durcommissioner by Grover A Giles the damage was installing company the Park-rit- e ing the brief storpi but assistant attorney general n line in negligible The of Houston Texas corporation The bank commissioner recently front of the Logan fire station was The contract was accompanied struck advised the attorney general's ofburning insulation from fice that a number of banks are by a letter indicating the meters near-b- y poles balances inactive deposit absorbing will be installed and ready for opHeavy at Frovo into their undivided profit accounts Provo had a heavy but brief The balances are placed In these ac- eration before the end of this month counts after having been carried for In view of the speed with which downpour Saturday evening and five years or more and after the the company is acting Mayor Er power was cut off for a short time when poles and lines were struck banks have exercised due diligence win said Saturday it will be neces- by lightning The spotted showers in attempting to locate the rightful sary to make final plans immedi- tended to cool the air for a brief owners Mr Starley said Mr Giles replied that he had care- ately to carry out other phases of period but the weather was generally hot and sultry fully examined the statutes relative the parking plan The forecast for Sunday and Monto the matter of escheat of unMeeting Scheduled Indicated further thunder claimed dividends and deposits The day A meeting will be held in the showers with little change in temonly one he could find was that proarea was viding for escheat to the state of mayor’s office Minday at 10 a m perature A deposits and dividends in Insolvent for a discussion of Chief of Police reported hovering over Nevada Utah Colorado California and Aribanks for which no claims are made Harry L Finch’s proposal that within five years angle parking replace the zona bringing high temperatures to It Is assumed therefore that since present angle parking as the area there is no law on unclaimed de- a means of relieving congestion in Highest temperatures over the United States were reported at’ posits of solvent banks It is perfectly the business district legal for the banks to charge them The meeting will be attended by Omaha with 114 degrees Kansas to the undivided profit account city commissioners Chief Finch City 108 degrees and St Louis 102 Mr Giles pointed out however Police Inspector O B Record and degrees that the statute of limitations does representatives of retail business orhigh-tensio- re not run against such a deposit In other words a person claiming to be the owner of a deposit which had been placed in the undivided profit account could bring suit at any time to recover it The law on this reads as follows-“T- o actions brought to recover money or other property deposited with any bank trust company or savings or loan corporation association or society there is no limitation" Heart Disease Claims Tabernacle Chorister Sarah Mary Daniels 72 for many years a member of the L D S tabernacle choir died early Satur day morning of heart disease She was found dead by a neighbor at 10 a m Miss Daniels was a cousin of the late Evan Stephens and for many years was his housekeeper Born at Pencader South Wales February 11 1864 she came to Salt Lake City in 1900 Mrs Alice Daniels Heywood a first cousin of Salt Lake City is the nearest relative David Thomas of Malad Idaho is second cousin Several other relatives reside in Malad Funeral services will be conducted Tuesday at 1 p m in the McKinley L D S ward chapel Burial will be in the City cemetery I Junior C of C Head to Visit Highways Flooded The boy was taken to the hosLund pital by Samuel Johnson postmaster who reported he was detained twice by flooded highways between Cedar City and Lund Double” Rites Planned For Man and Mother Double funeral services for George Douglas and his mother Mrs Helen Douglas will be conducted Tuesday at 2 p m in the Joseph William Taylor mortuary Burial will be in the City cemetery Mr Douglas was killed in an automobile accideht Friday while on his way with his brother James J Douglas to notify another brother of the death of their mother Mrs Douglas died at the home of a daughter Mrs Stuart Wallace 418 Cleveland avenue Friday at 2 p m S L Woman Renamed Head of Accountants ganizations Mayor Erwin also said plans going ahead to provide loading unloading zones in the business trict to eliminate double parking said it was decided to establish are and dis- He two zones on each block one on each end of the street Crew to Arrive Installation of the meters awaits only the arrival of an installing crew expected early next week It is expected the meters can all be installed in three days The letter accompanying the contract was written by Robert Broussard president of the meter corporation “It has been a rule with our com- pany" Mr Broussard wrote “that where a city purchases 300 or more meters we agree’ to maintain the meters for a period of nine months free of charge to the city In view of the fact that we contemplate an increase In this order our executive committee has waived the rule and we will furnish you with a mechanic trained in our own school for the purpose of supervising our meters at all times during the period of'this nine months” City Will Collect In other words the city will be charged with the duty of collecting the income of the meters under our new and improved system which will be explained to you or the proper official designated by you We will also furnish your accounting department with the required forms for the handling of these collections” Mayor Erwin pointed out that the meters are to be tested for 90 days and if satisfactory will be retained permanently The city thus would be given free maintenance service not only for the 90 days but for an additional six months Ripley Credits Feat S L Man’s The amazing feat of dismantling and reassembling a standard typewriter and then writing a full line on it in 2 minutes and 53 seconds which was mentioned Saturday morning by Robert L Ripley in his “Believe It or Not" feature in The Salt Lake Tribune was performed n Salt Lake City by a man Emahuel B Peterson now deceased a former athlete at the East and L D S high schools established the record in 1921 He was manager of this Pocatello branch of the Underwood Typewriter company at the time Two brothers of Mr Peterson are also in the typewriter business George C Peterson is division superintendent of the Royal Typewriting company at Spokane Wash and Jack Peterson is connected with the Underwood company here well-know- c Impersonation Case Against Man Dropped Nathan W Pearce 23 was released Saturday from the city jail where he had been held since Thursday for Investigation of charges that he Impersonated a federal officer Pearce and five others William J Davis 26 Cecil H Sheriff 25 Edward LeRoy Doud 35 J W Orsel 23 and Nelson B Hunt 21 were arrested at a hotel early ThursThe others were released day Thursday and Friday Chief of Detectives E A Hedman said the men were released because Man Held by Police of insufficient evidence In Theft From Auto Police continued their search for a man who signed the name of Jack to two $20 checks after A man who gave the name of Delaney Pearce’s alleged representation that 29 Etyno Boyack Saturday after- he was a federal officer ’The checks noon was arrested by Detectives H proved to be worthless W Clark and A C Randle for investigation in connection with the ng theft of two suitcases from a parked automobile Saturday morn- Greenrlver UtallJ-rodeperformers When apprehended in the busiMiss H Claire Haines of 1015 ness Boyack police said Eleventh East street only woman was district the suitcases carrying certified public accountant in Utah waa reelected vice president of the Rifle Deadline Set American Women’s Society of Certified Public Accountants at the orApplications for competition in ganization's annual convention in the national rifle matches at Camp Chicago according to word received Perry Ohio August 24 must be filed here Saturday by August 1 by reserve army officers Although Miss Haines did not at- of this district who desire to com tend the convention she was unani- - pete Major George L Danforth mously elected by the 125 members acting adjutant of the Third reserve I area of her profession in attendance said Saturday Thousands of Visitors and Citizens Praise i FourDay CelebratioR Rodeo Pictures on Page 1936 Covered Wagon The four-da- y which entertained celebration Days 7-- B thousands of Salt Lakers and their guests in almost every conceivable fashion came to an exciting close Saturday evening as topnotch cowboys and cowgirls went through their paces at the final performance of the nodeo at the state fair grounds Even before the tribute to the pioneers had closed congratulations were being heaped'on the leaders of the celebration and the hundreds of Salt Lakers who assisted them As the city saw the curtain fall on its civic observance praise was offered in all quartets for the manner in which the fete was handled 8000 Watch Rodeo Approximately 8000 rodeo fans packed the grandstands Saturday night to cheer their favorite riders on to victory and to see the division of the $5000 cash prizes among the performers many of them past or present world's champions Twisting broncs in the western championship bareback riding event divided honors with the horse wranglers by tossing five of the 10 riders competing As die contest opened Bill Knighton of Blackfoot Idaho was shot from the chutes STAFF given a wild ride and pitched in the course of about three seconds PHOTO Joining him on the ground in the space of a very few minutes were Dozens of trophies that will be awarded Lockyer of Firth Idaho Earl fantry camp adjutant is shown right above Terry Bascom of Provo Utah A1 Sherman C M T C enrollees at Fort Douglas were with William L Bulkley Salt Lake City and Burel Mulkey of Salmon Idaho Second Blue trainee examining a saber one of the Mulkey went down after a wild ride displayed Saturday at the post in- Lieutenant H D Edson Thirty-eight- h in which he played heavily up and awards Others are in the background down the spinal column of an infuriated horse Oklahoman Wins Jonas De Arman of Sayre Okla won a hard fought first place Second honors went to Hughie Long of Canada and third to Duwayd-Ry- an of Duncan Okla Bascom the Utah entry offered Field Day Designated for August 3 Enrollees the stands a fine show when nis bronc buffeted him madly while still iq the chutes shot out kicked Enjoy Outing Supper at Resort?n P raced and jumped and finally threw Maintenance Costs of him just before the whistle that will be awarded the trainees in their final drills Paul Soncrant youthful trick and 69 Cities Revealed Trophies Saturday the enrollees enjoyed fancy roper from Phoenix Ariz August 3 for military excellence outing at Lagoon topping it continued his excellent showing of In Report of Bureau and other accomplishments to an off with a supper at the popular the three previous performances cadets in the Fort Douglas Citirecreation center where they were and added an unexpected thrill In a survey of operation and main- zens’ Military Training camp transported from Fort Douglas when he lassoed four horses and were on display at the army post in army trucks riders He attempted to loop six tenance costs for welfare work in The camp which- opened July 6 mounts and waddies but two horses Saturday 69 cities with population ranging August 3 the day before the’ has more )han 200 young men broke slowing down the catch most of them from Salt Lake has been Honors in the western championbetween 100000 and 300000 Salt camp is demobilized City enrolled from this state ship calf roping contest went to Lake City ranked a designated as a field day when Skeet Bowman of Safford Ariz report compiled by the department visitors will be invited to view Idaho and Nevada who had his calf tailed down in 184 of commerce bureau of census of a second seconds Washington D C showed Saturfaster than Bill Taylor of Prescott day Tom Hogan placed third Ariz The report pointed out that the doing the trick in 21 seconds flat term welfare work referred to Meets Bad Luck charities hospitals and corrections and explained that the marked variEverett Bowman world’s chamation in expenditures reported for “cowboy for 1935 pion the individual cities is due in some of the event the first winner and Three hundred and fifty members Thrown from his automobile in a met with tough going in the degree to the different methods or traffic at Seventh South and day agencies employed in rendering wel- of flower garden clubs from Utah Second crash roping contest missing his shot on streets West before shortly fare services will attend an illustrated lecture on 8 the first try but making the catch p m Saturday Clarence H Bixthe second His time was 328 Expenses Reported ground beautification of the home by 56 of 237 Fern avenue suffered on Saturday as compared with Based on 1934 activities and 1930 by Francis M Coe assistant horti- a possible skull fracture possible seconds 17 seconds flat on Wednesday census figures Salt Lake City re- culturist cuts brain on the head and In the championship bronc riding professor at the Utah The injury accident occurred Traffic In- with saddles ported expenditures of $24375 for State Red Gold made someat the college Agricultural and corrections No report hospitals vestigator H C Peirce and Special thing of a name for himself by D L S amusement was made of expenditures for chariHolladay ward Officer A1 Wagley said when the every peeler who drew him ty work apparently because the hall Monday at 8 p m Robert Bixby machine northbound on the tossing the four-da- y show The unduring service is rendered by the communi- Casto in street automowas an struck by buster on him Saturday night charge of the lecture said bile also driven north by Sergeant lucky ty chest was Harry Logue of Newhall CaL The study showed the sum was Saturday K B McKee of Fort Douglas ' one of the fastest from flower gar17 Representatives cents to of into rear the left popufender Logue wa3 given equal per capita Crashing lation and that it represented 6 den clubs in Salt Lake City Mur- of the Bixby car the McKee ma- rides of the show Chief Tyhee gave a demonstration chine swerved the machine around per cent of all general department ray Holladay Magna Cottonwood of LoBountiful sunfyshing wldch had the heads Lake Bear Ogden costs with such force that Bixby was His Evansville Ind with a popula- gan Riverton Midvale Provo and thrown onto the street officers said of half the fans swimming Frank Schneider was treated tion 40000 less than Salt Lake City Richfield will attend said Mr Casto McKee said Bixby attempted to rider to one of the most unusual exhibid turn when the Im- tions spent $24337 of which approximate- who is president of the Holladay make a of flying of the entire show Police said tire ly $6000 was for charities The per Flower club pact occurred as a sore pawed cat Chief Wary Mrs Lockhart Brockbank the of 23 was cents Of all cost McKee marks indicated the capita applied first refused to leave the cities represented in the study the Holladay club is chairman of the brakes of his machine 87 feet before Tyhee atalmost chutes had to be physically Indiana city based on population arrangements committee She said the crash lifted out Once in the arena A Smoot I Lake Salt the and expenditures was nearest The sergeant however was arCity postmaster would display his cup re- rested on a charge of reckless driv- though the bangtail changed his Salt Lake City figures cently awarded at the flower show ing and released on his recogniz- stripe Syracuse First Schneider placed first in the in Portland Ore ance Bixby was taken to the Salt event with Pete Grubb and John Highest expenditures the survey Lake hosital General where his showed was made by Syracuse N Jordan splitting second and third condition was reported “fairly good” Y With a population of 209326 money Earl Bascom was fourth that city spent $3005511 Of the Bulldogging Honors amount $67350 was for supervision of Utah Cause Butter Ross took the bulldogging honors $2666108 for charities $246345 for by throwing his steer in 88 sechospitals and $25708 for corrections onds Red Allen was second havCalifornia in In Salt Lake City $16512 was alUrged ing downed his animal in 116 seclotted corrections and $7863 to hos onds Cal 25 UP)— DIEGO SAN not was of July Cost supervision pitals As the championship Brahma A change in California’s regulalisted History will be reenacted Sunday tions on the scoring of butter was steer riding contest was getting night at the California Pacific In- urged in a letter sent Saturday to under way a sudden shower of rain Victim of Accident ternational exposition when a cast the Los Angeles chamber of com' pelted down on the arena The by Gus P Backman executive buckaroos attempted to carry on In ‘Poor’ Condition of 400 descendants of LD S pio- merce of the local chamber the downpour but a shift secretary neers will appear in the “March of Mr Backman said that Utah but- despite the of wind sent the water-int- o Kimball Larson 21 of 155 North the Mormon Battalion” ter manufacturers have been losing grandstands After that there was Main street Saturday night was reWritten by Bertha Kleinman play- their market because of the Cali- no need for the show to go on— the ported in “poor" condition at the wright and poet and directed by fornia regulation that' only sweet crowd was on its way out where Salt Lake general hospital Tributes to the pioneers will conV Madsen the “March of cream butter is given a score of 92 he was taken following an automo- Julius will depict or better Thus most Utah butter tinue at services in most L D S Mormon Battalion" the bile accident Friday afternoon and hardships suffered by which is made from sour cream is churches Sunday at 6:30 p m Larson suffered a fractured right the trials Praise for the foresight of the rating 400 who enlisted in the U S given a second-grad- e the leg when the car in which he was of the city will feature difference founders between butter The 16 1846 out set on and July riding struck loose gravel and over- army made from sour or sweety cream is most of the meetings and early day with from Lake Salt afoot City turned at Seventh East and Thirty-thir- d covered wagons and ox carts for far- practically negligible Mr Backman songs will be sung South streets Monday at 8 p m a sunset seraway San Diego Cal to fight the said vice will be held on Ensign peak Mexicans commemorating the eighty-nint- h When General Stephen Kekrney Arrested anniversary of the dhy when Brigmet the L D S pioneers here he Suspect Young and’seven companions In Burglary of Plant ham said: “NapoKon crossed the Alps climbed the peak to get their first but you have crossed a continent’' Police Saturday afternoon arrest- comprehensive view of the valley a man who gave the name of Jim George Albert Smith member ef ed Luncheon Will Honor Cecalo 30 for investigation of the the council of the twelve apostles of the Yet of the L D S church will be the the rifle a pumpgun type through £xDean at U S A C burglary Friday night George Cannon Young lowstone Bottling works at 808 Park speaker the zoo fence firing approximateof Brigham Young will grandson street E luncheon A for J McCollin Maynard ly 100 shots Joseph be master of ceremonies Cecalo detectives reported son of Captain R D formerly dean of the animal husMusic selections will be preentered he the admitted of Utah the McCollin whom Mr Bauer rebandry department sented door and a back be will concern through placed as zoo keeper was a wit- State Agricultural college ness to the costly “child's trick" held Monday noon at the Salt Lake cut the burglar alarm wires leading Registration to Start Union stockyards J H Mandcrfield into the office officials were informed Search for the boy was to be general manager of the yards said Officials of the edmpany reportRegistration for the post session ed their losses as $3 in change a of the University of Utah summer resumed Sunday Mr Bauer said Saturday Mr Maynard whose resignation quantity of blank checks and seven school will begin Monday The sesThe ducks were valued at apsion continues through August 21 proximately $150 and the loss in- is effective September 1 will enter cases of --soda water Livestock Cecalo police said admitted the The regular summer school session cluded a pair of Mandarin ducks business in Montana valued at $30 and a pair of wood men of Salt Lake City and Utah are theft of the checks but denied tak- started June J6 and concluded July 23 ducks worth $25 he said ing the money and the soda water expected to attend the luncheon Welfare Work T rophies for Training Camp Excellence Put on Display Survey Shows S L as 57th f - fifty-seven- th State Garden Man Seriously Lecture Set Hurt in Crash six-tent- J left-han- -- LDS On Coast Plan Festival ti at Zoo Boy Goes Bags 37 Ducks Tivo Geese A-Hunti- ing The automobile the officers reported was being driven by Paul Herron and Vassar Howland of Rodeo (Closes Pioneer Fete In Salt Lake Thirty-seve- n ducks and two geese fell victim to a air rifle in the hands of an unidentified boy officials of Hogle Gardens zoo said high-power- Saturday E M Bauer (Dutcji Shider) keeper said he noticed- - the ducks walking with difficulty during the afternoon Treatment failed to revive them and they died the majority of them with leaden pellets in their heads he zoo said The boy apparently had placed I |
