Show 12 THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY MORNING 'AUGUST 114000 applications for more than filed 4400)00000 in loans have been ' smee May the authorized banks land Congress to issue up to $2000000000 In bonds for mortgage refinancing For the present no bonds wiU be issued as the banks have about $90000000 on haiid and Morgenthau has arranged for an advance of $100000000 from the Reconstruction Finance corpora- Intense-He- at DEBT RELIEF Takes Heavy Toll OverU S FORFARMERS Nfiw TO BE RUSHED YORKv Aug 1 (UP)— Breath-takintemperatures were registered throughout the east and middle west again today with little relief in sight from the summer’s most severe heat wave Deaths by drowning and heat prostration were reported in most seaboard cities Ten fatalities occurred in the metropolitan area of New York alone Damage to crops and dangerous field and woods fires were reported from farm sections Widespread thunder showers were forecast but were expected to bring only temporary relief Temperaturea generally were slightly lower than yesterday when heat records were smashed in dozens of cities Slight breezes and relatively low humidity aided greatly m combating the abnor-ye-mweather In New York the mercury hovered in the high nineties but did not reach yesterday’s mark of 100 Washington reported 99 degrees Balti100 more Philadelphia 99 Boston 98 and Atlantic City 94 g Morgenthau Training Staff ' to Refinance 2500 Mortgages Daily tion The campaigns will be an extension of the plan for farm mortgages held by refinancing closed and restricted ks which u now under way in Wise V Iowa Illinois Kentucky and South ''"o-lincountv-by-count- y Heat Blamed For Brooklyn Veteran Retired Editor of New Bridge Blaze York Succumbs NEW YORK Aug 1 OP)— Brooklyn bridge caught fire tonight and firemen blamed the heat The blaze was confined to about 20 feet of treated planking in the vecenter of the Brooklyn-bounhicular lane The fireboat William Strong steamed to a point directly below the fire and erupted eeyser of water while two crews 'ndgoing apparatus attacked it fro ‘he bridge level Traffic was up half an hour in the affected iiu' An investigation yielded nothin rnore tangible than spontaneous as a cause Lord Guided Sui$ Newspaper Through Chester S d tI ed of the city in a claim filed Tuesday by Joe Cecil 1010 Boston building Mr Cecil declares he suffered injury of his right shoulder and arm when he fell on a slippery sidewalk in Memory grove City Creek canyon He blames the city for allow- ing water to accumulate on the side- walk (Wt reserve the right te limit quantity) FREE DELIVERY ON GROCERY PURCHASES OF coin-busU- JACKSON HOLE al county-by-count- y dits’ bullets in his mouth and spits them out Bill recalled how the surgeons hesitated to operate because the bullet that grazed his teeth had lodged at the base of his skull But even s he was being mourned in He advance his throat tickled coughed and out came the bullet Now he walks around as' good as ever CLAIM FILED AGAINST CITT COUGHS l’P BULLET A fine Panama hat can be woven in SAN FRANCISCO Aug 1 oP)— PaDamages of $1000 foi injuries suffered in a fall July 10 are demand1 trolman Bill Ridgewar catches ban a week chain of curio stores Sunday and looted the safe of $1010 in'currency and r small change No trace of the burglars has been found Operatives of the Intermountain Se cret Service agency are investigating1 the robbery 33 Years The bank campaigns will be exGARDEN CITY N Y Aug 1 (JP — tended into other states as soon as arChester S “Boss” Lord managing rangements have been completed and WASHINGTON Aug 1 ()— Organeditor of the New York Sun in the there are sufficient appraisers availfedforce a able to carry on the program of of ization nationwide legendary days when Charles A Dana was its editor and Arthur Brisbane eral employe! to carry quickly to Scope to Bo Extended Samuel Hopkins Adams Carr Van But instead of limiting the camfanner! In every county the benefits Anda and WiU Irwin were reporters paign to mortgages held by closed and ofthe 12000000000 farm mortgage died today at the age of 83 restricted banks tha refinancing prolegislation has been started by Henry Lord retired in 1913 after guiding d the Sun through 33 Morgenthau Jr governor of the farm gram hereafter contemplates that apyears camthat saw the Cieveland-Blain- e credit administration praisers sent into a county will value He told newspaper men today he war the paigns all land which for refinancing applithe Wall street scandals of early days expected to be able to refinance farm cations have been mfffe including the panic of ’93 the exposure of Boss mortgagea at a rate of up to 2500 a those of banks which are operating day He added that he is building up Tweedythe sinking of the Titanic the a ataff of from 2500 to 3000 San Francisco earthquake and the without restrictions and these colorful decades that marked the turn at the lffederal land banks appraisers ' At the same time other appraisers of the century will be broken up Into crews to put will ba available to handle applicaon From a shabby rolltop desk in a refinancing camtion on which quick action is sought Varied Events to Feature comer of the Sun’s city room Lord paigns in counties where tjte campaigns are These crews will appraise all farms directed the reporting and the writing Frontier Days Fete Thvdlved in applifitionj for refinanc- era connected with the land banks A to ba conducted at a later date of these and other great events with In to addition Issuance the of a distinction that gave the Sun a repuwhether the applicant total of 803 has been added ing mortgages since and in bonds congress authormortgage-holder- s are insurance com- 800 more are in tation in that period as “the best August 19-2- 1 Additional ized special loans to farmers from framing reclosed written and best edited newspaper panies private individuals hundreds are to be selected later as $200000000 fund The latter loan can stricted or open banks ever published in the United States” are needed they be on made the — offered apestimated that security of each JACKSON by Three days Morgenthau Since his retirement Lord had led Wyo either land-o- r ehattels up to 75 per “rip snortin’ Wild West whoopee' Activities Increase a quiet life fishing golfing and enpraiser will be able to past on an average of about three farms in two Morgenthau said the activities of cent of their value less prior liens promised in Jackson August 19 20 joying the seclusion of his Tong Island the land banks have increased about Second mortgages will be accepted and 21 at the twenty-eightannual home but to the end he fulfilled days or 1 S farms a day On April 1 there were 210 apprals- - 60 per cent in recent months and That Morgenthau said he is urging that revival of the Jackson Hole Frontier actively his duties as chancellor of the be made on a “liberal” Days’ Celebration appraisals Competitive ro- state board of regents of which he basis He added that mortgage holders deo events are scheduled and scores had been a member since 1896 are foreclosure generally withholding of the west's most proficient cowboys Surviving are two sons Kenneth Until time has been proceedings pro- and cowgirls have been entered in and Richard Lord a sister Mrs C B vided for re- the affair to the obtaul farmers W Merritt and a grandson Chester O financing Liberal prizes have been posted by W Lord The funeral wUl be held the committee and famous bucking here Thursday O horses and wild steers have been proLord was born in Romulus N Y cured to make the prizes hard to win the son of the Rev and Mrs Edward O Special races will be included in Lord and began his newspaper career the program including races for both with the Oswego (N Y ) Advertiser in 1871 After a year there he came “dudes" and women Jackson will put on its best Wild to New York and obtained a job onthe YELLOWSTONE PARK Wyo-- The West garb for the celebration and Sun at $10 a week first major fire this year broke thousands are expected to gather to Five years later he attempted to go out on Broad creek on the Mirror pla- see the professional broncho-ridininto business for himself buying an teau Saturday afternoon in a high contests calf roping steer bulldog-gin- interest in the Syracuse (N Y) Standwind fancy roping relay races and ard but minority stockholders whoj Park officials sent 150 men from the pony races disagreed with his editorial policies1 Dr J OUn King Registered Optometrist in charge of Seim called his notes and he returned to several C C C units in the district bach Optical Co has been attentively and successfully the Sun In 1880 he became its man-- ! 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