| Show iH 1 UE Utah and InfermountattvNew? Business Men Vote in PrOVO Hit Women’s Deer Creek' Pay Minimum Issue Nears POCATELLO 1’ Store Hours: 9:30 A M to 5:30 Electorate to Pass Next Week Upon School Bonds Also Tribune Intermountain Service Tribune Intcrmouritain Service merchants of PROVO — Qualified voters of north Utah meeting at the Hotel Provo will go to the poll? Friday in Ren Lomond as guests of the Ogden the first of two special elections chamber of commerce Wednesday that will have considerable bearing went on record ns opposing a mim-jfo-- on the future development of this mw age 0 f HG a week for women community and minors as recommended in The election Friday will be either to approve or disapprove an e report adopted by the refoot subscription by the Provo tail trades wage board The mer metropolitan water district board Chants agreed with the minority from the PrOvo river or Deep creek report that a $16 wage is excessive project and would result in loss of employ- Requires Contract ment because many small busiThe question to bo voted on will be nesses could not meet the ratp as follows “Shall the metropolitan The members t the meeting also water district of Provo into a apposed the lack of a provision in contract with the Provo enter River Wathe report submitted to the indus- ter Users’ association for the purtrial commission for an apprentice chase of 8000 shares of stock in said period of one year the wage to be association and incur a principal much lower than the minimum Opof $608 000 position also was expressed to the gent liability of $212800and’’ a continrecommendation of the wage board The second special election will that part-tim- e employes be required be held next when the to work six hours in the belief that qualified voters Tuesday of the city will he this provision would eliminate in asked to either approve or disaplarge part the possibility of stu- prove a $93000 bond issue by the dents working their way through Provo city school district to be used school for matching federal funds for the Present at Meeting construction of new school buildings at the Present at the meeting was Ray tricts Parker and Timpanogos disH Butler a member of the wage board representing employes who Polling Plaofs sided with the minority report that Polling places and for the a $16 a week minimum was excestwo elections will be judges the same and sive Others attending were E J are as follows First Maeser Fjeldsted and L S Pierce of the school Ernest Moore ward Cal Cragun Ogden chamber of commerce F C and Eva E Elliott Gebhart L J Cummings and Ar- Franklin school Ole Second ward JE Olsen Jr nold L Peterson of Tremonton C A West N L Hansen Charles Dolly Jones and William Leavitt” Third ward Goodliffe and Mrs J W Howard tha Jones Dixon junior high MarEd Van Wcgenen and of Brigham City and L Long H Melissa Lewis Fourth ward ParkK Merrill J M Nonfleet and W E er school Dwight Billings E D Skidmore of Logan Jones Nellie McEwan Fifth ward While the retail merchants diviFarrer junior high Margaret H sion of the Ogden chamber of com- Eastmond Eric Bylund and Edith merce made no recommendation for Cottem a minimum wage figures were cited The polls will be open from 7am by Mr Fjeldsted showing the re- to 7 p m sults of a recent survey among employers of the city For single women without dependents the average in Ogden he said was found ll to 02 a week in retail establishments and $10 35 a week in manufacturing industries and factories In the retail classification board and room was set aside at $21 81 per month clothing $15 44 enterInternal Injuries tainment $6 86 and miscellaneous $3 67 In the Industrial division the Fatal to Child figunes Wore board and room $20 78 per month clothing $13 06 entertainment $5 97 and miscellaneous Tribune Intermountain Service $305 MURTAUGH Idaho — Lavon d $14 Average Wage JO daughter of Mr and Mrs A recent survey conducted died Wednesday by Ray McCluskcy tl$e women’s division of the indusmorning at the Twin Falls county trial commission showed the avhospital several hours after she erage wage in five key cities of the state to be $14 a Week The recom- suffered internal injuries in a fall mendations of the wage board pro- from a tree near her home on the David G Moyes ranch two miles vided for a seven-hou- r day a week and time and a half south of here The child had been pay for overtime climbing a tree overhanging a portion Mr Butler at the Ogden h of meeting lake small seepage basin reviewed the report made to the of here when she south industrial commission explaining slipped the dissenting opinion This report struck another branch and then declared that it is not believed that fell into the shallow water her para minimum wage of $16 a week for ents told hospital attendants A small brother women and minors “is Vernon who justified at saw the this time and we feel that girl’s fall said she had such a climbed to the top of the tree and wage rate would result in an increased expense ratio which could fell 30 or 40 feet when the accident not be met by a large number of occurred The girl is survived by her "stepretail establishments throughout father and mothfer Mr and Mrs the state " The north Utah representatives McCluskey who came here from decided to call meetings 6f mer- Salt Lake City two weeks ago and chants in thcr respective com- - her younger brother She was born at Lakeshore Utah munities to obtain further views on 1 22 the minimum wage Mr 927 and was a memFjeldsted January ber of the- - L D S church said Funeral arrangements will be by White mortuary Speetlersin Court Idaho ‘Three speeders were in court here Wednesday George T Johnson who Bazaar paid ‘a $10 fine William Norman ° PARK CITY — Bishop John E Barber who was at liberty under Hollands of the L D S First ward $10 bond and Joe Delbuadrl at libannounces a bazaar will be held in erty on his own recognizance to the L D S church Friday appear in court later I Merchants at Me6t “"Rap Report of Trarl es Wage Board THURSDAY MORNING P SEPTEMBER 9 1 9371 Long Search Seen WALLACE Iaho UP)— Officials of the Golconda ' Lead Mines com-pan- y said Wednesday several weeks might be required for recovery of the body of Hobart Gregory 43 th° mihe’ 500"foot deeP sump hole He drowned six days ago when for Miner Mutuals Reorganized pump tore loose and precipitated him’ into the water The officials said pumps wye lowering the water about 12 feet daily has Sweden employed a a year ago less only about 13000 unthan half the number Lose FAT as Doctor’s TREMONTON — The Tremonton L D S First ward Mutuals have Did Make this 10e Ti been reorganized as follows: T M M4k thti 10c teat today if not tic ’ act your 10c back Taka Nanta M L 'A Cliften Kerr L says “My husband doctor said superintend waa it Lost 49 lbs ent Roy Bunnel and R D Ander- fine safeSafe took No dinltrophenol or t to If fat due overeating drinking son assistants Y W M L’A7 Vera discretions faulty elimination or tax d it ion get special test else bottla Aired Mildred Stoyl president and (10c) at Pay Less Drug Stores Mrs G C Watkins counselors 1 M MONTGOMERY WARD M o OGDEN— Retail U n't 8000-&cr- Lv 'Com k - 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