| Show - 0 THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING Purchasing Power of Utah Cattle AIRTRANSPORT Bannock Superintendent Files Report on Sur vey of Work Surrey Reveals Fewer Ac —tidents Than in Any J POCATELLO Idaho — Scott Lowe county superintendent schools announces after a survey of the county that 132 teachers and principals are being employed in the county this year The complete list follows: District No 1 Oxford Faina S Howil Aribel Parkinson and fills Wlnwsrd Fritted No I Bwan Lake Alma S Nellsen Margaret Bsckstrad and Irva Johnson No t Downer Harold B Thomas Bessie Jen- -' and Maty Penroeai No a Robin U S 8hlp! lcr and Dallas Anderson Thallhsr MIHen H Mendenhall and Roma Thatcher No I Lego Verne O Foster and Evelyn Erickson No II Thatcher Ames Other Aviation Trihana grrk) high jTWASHINGTONOct TBFgree of safety attained by the air United (transport systems of the State In comparison with all other tepee of civil aviation is disclosed in a current report of the aeronautics branch of the department of commthe first half of this year erce-In there were 16 times as many acci-- dents in civil aviation as on the air transport lines —This remarkable record is attribut- sA-baviation authorities to the 13 years of experience behind pgrtation In this country to the high I s standards of maintenance and the wr ? high quality of equipment in use hnd t 3 to the efficient airway and weather 4 reporting aids that have been ere VI a ated for the scheduled air liners Weather Wont Haiard Among the causes of the accidents i on the air transport sysi recorded tem only 13 61 per eent are attributed to errors of personnel while u61 39 per eent of the accidents in U other types of civil aviation ara attributed to that cause Weather is ’—the greatest cause of accidents orrthe air lines being blamed with 2709 per Cent of all mishaps 14-- Tb y air-tren- J " Condle and Helen Tarlor: No IS Cleveland Loror Roberta and Dorothy Christen sen No 15 Carton AMIdsr Hatch and Loulta Madient No IS ilia) achool Arlmo L W Tolman princiVeld Hanten Q Webiter Tucker and The above chart shows the profit cyole In cattle years to go before prosperity will be particularly pal Sd Hurler: grade Alice Merrill Tolman noticeable The chart chows the trend from 1883 to Julia Oibhj Maxlna Hammond and Fern 16 year to 14 seven about lasts which production IT Grace Melvin P OrUflth and 1933 Prices received by Utah farmers for eattlo sold Holt: No Marr Hubbard No IS Lava Hot Sprlnaa lean and seven profitable years If this profit cycle and converted Into purchasing power of other com- Jamea Abbott and Blanch Evana Ololaon continues In the future as it his In the past It modities Prices obtained from reports of the United No 10 Grace Esther B Zleeler No St hlah achool McCammon John L Metcalfe States department of agriculture would appear that the cattle Industry still has a few principal Lawranca S Turner David W Thomaa Harriet Hubbard and Douxlal K Simona trade Byron Dixon Claude Rob21 shell mounds 39 earthworks and bing Clara Idean Alice E Watson Latltla Marr Thornltr Oladra Edward and fortifications 162 camps and village Otbba Psarl Half No 35 MeOammon Victor R sites 170 cemeteries 108 rock shelters Orton and Ester Morris No 3 Lund 57 Inhabited caves and S3 such things Whittle and Grace Sorenaoi Lava Hot Sprlnaa es springs workshops quarry sites school principal Reed Barrett Rhoda Louise Evans caches pictographs and fish traps and Irsne Elliott trade Henry Breaseal Evans Farn Rufalrs Obis Hens The investigations of early man in Virginia Mlldrsd Tribble and Ella Backar No SI have been carried on vigor- ley Hatch Hannah Sessions Kentucky WALKER No 33 Bancroft Vernon K NielBy DR DILWORTH ously through the University of Ken- sonDistrict and Fern Stock No 35 Grace J Stanley (Associate Professor of Economic University of Utah) Professors Webb and Funk-house- r Harrison tucky O Freeman Ashbakar Eileen Hale by Because Salt Lake City is the center of a large livestock Indus- -' during the past five years In Elsie Christensen Melva Smith Btoddard Margaret Watson Elda Sklnnar and Gwen the Smithsonian Institute cooper- Van try in the intermountain states ofgeneral business conditions depend 1930 Ordan No 39 Arlmo Dorothy 1 the various livestock enterprises ated in the work Sprague and Kathryn Jantseni No 41 Can- very largely upon the welfare Prospects for Recovery From Depression Found to Be Improving but to Slight Extent Comparisons Made Comparisons between air transport and other types qf civil aviation for Like the sheep the first half of tms year follow: ! Ifflre flown tt eo iceidtai SmU ytlM M11m I3S794 &Bon 745 44 M74434 400454 1210251 120 179004 4 g ft fatalityin aoi Total parsons dent Jfot injured Miner injurtet Oivn aviation 3741485 M ptr accident Ihlot ikUlltie Pftaenjrer ftailUM Total laUliUee ’ Air transport at in 120 ti mrr 100 o o Major Injuries c latalitiaa Csuwt of accident Utt Personnel errors Wotor Itdlun 65 62 122 41 — 4 — 1210 050 45l 00 0 II ft eent) 16 01 21 M industry cattle raising seems to go through definite The cattle cycle however ia cycles of prosperity and depression much longer than Is the sheep r cycle During the last 48 years Utah’s cattle industry has experienced only four major periods of prosperity and three major depressions As pictured in the accompanying chert these ups and downs have occurred about every 14 to 16 years— seven years of plenty and seven years of famine fust as In the old Biblical day when Joseph interpreted Pharoah dream about the seven lean eattlo and ths seven fat cattle to mean seven yean of prosperity followed by seven 'years of de- Plans failure 1260 Weather darkness airport W terrain pression 0 2$ Other causes The downward i The figures given for air transport ' ' ANTHROPOLOGICAL STUDIES REVEAL OLD INDIAN LEGEND 152 TEACHERS FLYING SAFETY VrtlttM-CUe- tt OCTOBER 15 1933 COUNTY LISTS 'LINES LEAD IN (HU Lak " BERKELEY CaL (UP)— Man has lizhands Instead of claws because ard worked while a coyote slept according to the belief of Nisenan Indians once a numerous California tribe as revealed by University of California researches The Nisenans in some areas believed men was created from mud by the joint efforts of the lizard and the coyote During the process there was tral high achool Horace Whittle: grade Arbi McMurray and Gertruds King No 41 Graoe V L Christiansen and Mildred Corbelt: No 46 Virginia J B Sorensen and Eetsllg Olson No 44 high school Inkom Fiord R Barber principal Mary Prances Wright and Laxeha Burkett Hargraves grads Perry D Whittle LeKoy Hetatrom Evelyn M Norman Royca Adams and Estelle Tribble No 49 Downey Paul L Oeddea and Halite Feet Kleaer No 49 Lava Hot Springs Arthur B Peck and Ida Peck No 59 hlah school Bancroft D D Bix-segrade Grace Wright and Luclle RigMcby No 51 nigh school Bancroft O Gregor Deltoo O Bramwtll and Vivian grade Merrill O Evans Erlene 0 Moody Blanch Henry and Alba M Burton District No 53 Downey M Ray Thomaa Roy M Christiansen Louisa Llnnebach Ellen Zdgley Mabel Salreeen Itha Paries Helen Jensen Voids Darrlngton No 55 Grace Burgetta Christensen No 69 Pocatello Doroth 8 Dally No 67 Bancroft Margaret Kelly No 68 Grace E R Blauer and Mary Paterson No 90 McCammon Paul W Rows and tlene A Rowe No 91 Thatcher Thomaa M Davis and Josephine Rokhaarj No 9 Pocatello Mollis Miller No 93 Pocatello R P D No 1 Claude A Wilcox Eldon MUler Meta Sella Bloxham Lone Wilcox Lucille Moore Mary Baker Iran Pendlebury and Beasts Williams No 68 Grace Ephraim O Klngsford No 99 Bwan Lake Mery H Colburn rural high achool No 3 Thatcher Elmer 3 Hartvlg-ae- n Wright Weaver Byron J Smith Ernest L Nelson and Ruth Olson rural high school No I Graoe Stanley 8 Richardson Glen H Peterson Milton F Hartvlgsen Ruth Newhouee Beth Wood Dorothy Powell Westenfelder and Harold Nelson: rural high school No 6 Downey Byron 3 Stlrlsnd W enneth Blckmora Evelyn Marie Barnes ft Brace Wallace Percy Burrup Balltf Floras and E R Orme This list does not Include teachers In Pocatello Independent school district No 1 whirl was mads public by E Norman Vaughn superintendent about a month sso t When a couple becomes engaged ia Persia an - alimony agreement ia drawn up Immediately it takes effect in event the marriage ends in a divorce some controverjy whether the crea ture they were making should have the coyote’s claws or the lizard’s hirnds While the coyote alept one night the lizard finished the job by giving man the hands he now has the Indian story of creation laid Among these same people the university' anthropologists found a belief that after all Indians have died the white race will be destroyed by flood the world will be torn up and Basinas men who give thought to their hel a new start will be made bilU ire ktenlr Interested m Iroa fiMUl automatic coal bring These Nisenana had a peculiar and effective method of curing probably boys of the desire to sleep late on mornings when they should be u and doiog Dr Ralph Beals researc! associate learned the "recipe" in questioning old men of the tribe The bodies of the lazy boys must be rubbed with hot sticks splashed with cold water and whipped with branches of wormwood Singing ac companied the ceremony The preparation of the hot sticks was a rite in itself The member of the tribe commonly entrusted with taking care of the ashes after cremation of the dead administered the treatment to the sleepy boys The anthropologists found very few pureblooded Nisenans Their terriAutomatic Coal Burner tory centered around Coloma In that the white men discovered Are you interested in say territory the gold that brought thousanda to ing $1) to j)0 out of each thia state Invasion of the white (100 you spend for fuel? Ask us For homes and for completely disrupted the Nisenan culture boilers up to 230 H P Raid nets Nubian relic M WHITELEY granite statue of a G Nubian ruler In the days of was found by Egyptian state police in a house which they raided in Plumbing & a search far narcotics It was sent to 406 So State St the archeological museum A CAIRO-fflV-- Heating Co Wasatcb 1480 overcrowded The natural reaction Is for prices to weaken then drop to lower levels With the decline in prices come financial losses and the disappear mice of the prosperity phase of the cycle Cattlemen who are heavily involved financially usually are the first to be affected by the market reaction Financial difficulties force them to sell off their cows and young stock to meet their obligations Many of them are forced out of business entirely This situation adds to the already burdensome surplus on the market so prices fall still lower trend In cattle prices But' worse still next cattle the lest few years appears to have drop WUUe greater thanyear’s this year’s ushered In one of theee periodic The calved that growers have been phases of the cycle called the depres- saving for the past five years do ndt sion period with ell its undesirable all mature at once Each year's marcharacteristic Consequently it his- ket supply will be greater three or tory repeats itself wa must not expert lour years hence Unlike a large pothe beef cattle industry to be es tato crop which can be corrected in profitable during the next two or one season it takes several years to three yean as it has been for the past liquidate an unfavorable cattle situaJ several year However prospects for tion ' recovery from the present business By the time conditions are finally depression ere Improving which may and the surplus stocks worked The WILNA Poland (UP)-practice strengthen the demand for better righted elimt smuggling men across the frontier grades of meat and thereby retard off many producer! have been or inated the financial reverses berecently led to tragic incident near the downward trend of beef cattle come by discouraged and have substihere tuted sheep or other livestock for Jewish emigrants are leaving here prices Estimates by the bureau of agricul- cattle Even the most optimistic end fvery month for the new Jewish coleconomics United States depart- favorably situated lose- - heart alter ony of Blrobldjan in soviet Russia As tural ment of agriculture of the number several years of low prices which is ton most are them of poor oweyer reflected In a reversal of their for the Polish passport pay lng cows and hellers kept for milk mer policy of saving their calves and usually cross the frontier illegally are helpful In explaining the pres- heifers to one of selling off all young polish smugglers familiar with roads ent unfavorable price situation Since stock serve as guides and And Just as several years of excesa Recently four Jewish families of 12 1920 the number of cattle on farms has been increasing while the num- sive expansion through a policy Of persons departed They have been ber of cattle slaughtered has been de- saving too many calves and heifers giiwing since their departure will eventually bring about a surplus (See tables 1 and 2) I The mystery was solved a few (days creasing Tables I— of cattle on which requires an equal number of ago Police bad traced and arrested a farms in theNumber 11 western states and in eqrs to liquidate so an opposite polband of smugglers Upon searching the latters’ dwellings clothes and other the United States January 1 of each y of selling bff too many young stock for period of several years bossessions belonging to the missing year tl) 11 Western United paves the way lor another period of families were found States States relative prosperity Questioned the amugglers confessed But the difficulty with too many (In Millions) (Ih Millions) that they had murdered all 12 1928 98637 cattlemen Is the tendency to expend- X r1" 1929 664 when 97 they should be curtailing pro680 duction and to get out of the cattle 97 SOLVES 1930 1931 610 business when they should be getting 103 T7 1932 105r-z627 In When growers generally are sell107 631 ing off their young stock and taving TROUBLE- 19J3 j fewer calves to replace the present (IT Source: reports ‘ Table 2— Number cattle slaug-tere- market supply when it is gone It In the United States (under would seem to be the proper time to a After suffering for years from stomfederal Inspection) (1) begin building a superior herd of ach trouble W N Strouse 1300 Bev-krlCattle Slaughtered cattle—the time to be Saving more Hills Calif says that a simple calves than normal so es to have an (In Millions) abundant supply to market each year 102 treaiment solved his case after 1926 1927 during the year of relative shortage 95 othfr treatments had failed 1923 and favorable prices 85 film Mr Strouse says that he suf- 1929 If these cycle of prosperity and 83 fered from a gaseous ulcerated stem-ec- 1930 depression in cattle production con82 tinue In the future as they have in 81 and at times "it almost killed 1931 the past and if we ere in the midst 76 It is now several 1932 me" he says of a depression phase as the accommonths since he finished this home (1) Source: U S D A reports treatment and he states he has no Apparently the favorable price sit- panying chart indicates Utah cattle uation from 1923 to 1930 during the producers who are favorably situated ftomach trouble Mr Strouse edvises all sufferers prosperity phase of the cat- financially and with reference to irom stomach ulcers acid stomach tle cycle encouraged 'cattle produc- ranges and other natural conditions heartburn indigestion gas pains er to slaughter less of ths calves and should not become overdiscourageg present downward trend of belching sour stomach and other heifers- - In thls wy they gradually by the Of course prospect for profsymptoms when caused by excess built up their herds In order to take prices cid to send name and address to advantage of the Improving market its the next year or (wo are none too Udga Inc 926 Foot Schulze Bldg conditions But expansion could not promising will continue Indefinitely without some However there Undoubtedly will jst Paul Minn This company treattrial bad effects Eventually the calves that be opportunities for the alert proa pend complete ment to any stomach sufferer the are saved grow Into cows and steers ducer High class breeding stock will same treatment that brought such More calves are born and toon there be sacrificed at low prices range 'wonderful results as reported by Mr are more and more steers to be mar- permits will change hands and It one Strouse For full details write them keted- Finally the aupply overtakes has faith In the future and is pre(Adv) the demand and the market becomes pared to pick up these bargains he today lines Include all such lines in the ' country The figures for all other civil aviation include student instrucmiicellaneaus tion experimental Commercial and pleasure flying Smugglers Slay Jewish Emigrants cMotf ' - 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