Show r £'$ 2 Wednesday Morning- epr g- - nw tr fee yiljc - aii akc - f la U tribune -- Aiigut 30 1939 State Welfare Idaho Writer Says Utah Guide Board Issues Cost Shows Will Be Comprehensive Work Warning on arilU Fisher Asserts Gurrcnt WPA jump in July Typhoid Fever Fireman Probes Ruins of Old Landmark City Refuses Funds for WPA Projects - fr I f J © Hoard Denies Project Should Hoard znnoumC8 Re ‘Swell Job1 FheNen Cases The long awaited “Utah Guide'1 of the W P A federal wnteis Expenditures pioject should be completed by the end of the year Vaidis Fisher Reach of Boise prominent Idaho novelist and legional editor of the pioj ect said Tuesday in Salt Lake Citj5 The total cost during July of “And it looks like Tt will be the services administered by the Five new cases of typhoid fever swell job” he told Slate Adminstate department of public wellare were reported to the state board was $358000 an Increase of about istrator Darrell J Greenwell after of health last week Dr William $6000 over the previous month it spending a week ironing out final M McKay is shown in a report released Tuesacting state health editorial problems with Charles K commissioner said Tuesday day at a meeting of the state Madsen Utah editor of the federal board This is the time of year when typhoid is most prevalent and for Expenditures were divided as writers’ project Old age assistance °704-12- 8 follows that reason It Is highly unpoitant Mr Fisher whose current nlvel that everyone be careful to avoid general assistance $118105 of God men"Children has been food or water which may be conaid to dependent children $100-01- 1 ' I tioned for Pulitzer prize 1 $ by critics aid to needy blind $5737 84 In taminated Dr McKay warned i addition Ihere was an expendituie consideration There were 50 cases of whoopof $173 724 for special agencies ing cough last week 19 of mumps of the "Ltah Guide now is In 14 of scarlet fever nine of x such as maternal and child welfare final form Work on the rest of seven of tuberculosis six of service cnppled childiens service d the page book is being measles and one each of pneuand state nursing program The board asked Governor Ilcnrv hastened by 33 writers monia undulant fever epidemic II Blood to appoint a committee meningitis and paratvphoid There Work Comprehensive also were three cases of influenza to make a study of these and other and two of infantile paralysis The most comprehensive dose n special agencies over which th The total number of cases last board docs not exercise direct of the state its history and atweek was 126 compared with 103 control but to which it appropri- tractions ever "Utdh prepared the ates money The object is to dein the previous week termine if they are conducting Guide” should have a substantial In and effect state the publicizing their affairs in an efficient manner if state funds are being spent helping visitors to appreciate it v ait Idaho novelist i ix ii r more fully Mr Fisher said and if there is Writers’ Music Money Uepftdccl From 0 cr State 558000 Bolstered by a legal opinion the Salt Lake City commission refused Tuesday to appropriate sponsors funds to continue the WPA mu-si- c and writers’ projects for another year vvel-fa- W P A officials had asked for $2500 each from the cit and coun- ie i i ’ ts to keep the proiects alive for the nest 12 months explaining the appi oprlation would guarantee a pnvroll of $80 000 of which 10 per rent would he spent m Salt Lake cluck-enpo- Citv 400-od- Counts commissioners who have within Id action on the inquest pending some move bv the city are to vote on It Wednestlav he citv commission declined to Issue an official statement on its decision deciding to stand on a letter from F R Christensen assistant city attorney The proposition is eloailv a state-wid- e the attorney project said ’It has no relation to municipal government lie added that the statutes provide the commission tan appro-pnal- c money for ’corpoiate purposes only up-tio- I 1 economically ’ Treasurer Acts 4 hr vlL W t possible causes of a fire which destroyed one- time home of Salt Lake City’s first fire chief ruined landmark Fireman Noble Dotlge of the ladder detail searches for Eam-nc- As Midvale’s New Recorder s Check Reveals Flames Raze Former Home Of FirstS L Fire Chief Pric e Boost At Ram Sales Mazo Kavages Eaudmaik aw (reus MIDVALE— Io uis E (off Midvale city trensuret uesrlav oceanic city recorder as well as au-tnrs boan a probe of the books of Mrs Vera Van Horne resigned rcc order 'favor I Hollis Aylrtt sud Mr Goff would serve in both capacities pending appointment of a new reeoreler Mrs Van Horne for the nast six years Midvale citv tecorder resigned Monday night at a special meeting of the city council before which she was summoned to e plain reported irregularities in her books The nppaient irregulanties were reported hv the firm of Beeslej Wood & Co accountants during their regular quarterly audit of the citv records 1 d 526 Attract dc-pi- te Gain Over 1938 FinU tabulation of results in the recent national ram sale held at Noith Salt Lake Tuesday revealed that the average pi ice paid for rams this year was $ 3 26 better than that paid in 1938 1310 rams were sold In 198 for 530 B4 at the sale an average of 577 58 '1 his year 1373 rams were sold at 558821 50 an average of 512 81 A summary of the insults of the sale as compiled by E R Marshall secietary of the National Wool Ci ow eis association follows II iinpshnes— 15 single studs at 07 ’8 registered rents in pens of five at $77 58 197 lange yearlings at 533 70 207 range lambs at City Employe" Hold Outin c? More than BOO persons members of the Salt Lai e City Lmnlovcs as ociation and their families frolicked Tuesday afternoon and j evening in the organizations outing at Ingoon Master ot ceremonies was (erald Irvine assistant citv attorney The dav s program Included a dance revue a niHgic and ventnlo-quis- t number singing instrumental music and sti’nts Activities started with a softball game between a police department team and an employes squad Bl eleton staffs maintained city offices in the afteinoon for who attended the outing 51-- en-n- 525 06 Suffolks — 76 single studs at 5219 91 75 registbrccl rams in pens of five at $51 67 182 range yearlings at $79 63 91 range lambs at 5 ’6 65 Rambouillets — 26 single studs at $111 15 61 registered rams in pens of five at $28 21 125 range rants at $28 76 Corriedales— Nine single studs at eight registered rams at range rams at $70 Cotswolds— Five legistered tarns at $30 five range rams at $23 Lincolns— Six registered rams at $21 six range rams at $15 Panamas — 57 range rams at $j9 47 Uomeldales— 20 range yearlings at $35 70 range lamhs at $25 Romneys -- Thiee single studs at $107 78 $5 5 five otfi-cia- ls Public Forums Close Today f to Cap’The Christian Sofu italism” the last in a series if 101 summer public forums conducted jointly by the WPA adult education department and the Salt Lake Citv recreation department will he hrld Wednesday at 7 "0 p m at the citv and county building Reuel J Alder will speak on "I he Ongin of Capitalism" and Trank O Green on Christianity as Applied to Capitalism ” Officials said Monday that moie than 5300 persons have attended the public forums this summer ‘ $78 67 L i n c ol Rambouillets n - For Pioneer The onetime home of Salt Lake Cily s fust fue chief Gemge cffoi ts Ottingei w as dsti oyed by flames Tuesday at 4 a m of fucinen ducetcd by Captain G N Ottingcr Geoige Ottingcrs son — 12 at — 128 at $27 50 The home in which Captain Ot- tinger was bmn and lived lor a number of jeers was an old adobe and plaster residence at 381 Third avenue The old landmaik was beyond saving bi the time firemen rrriv ed so efforts were concentrated on preventing spiead of flames to near-b- v residences Cause of tiie blaze wns undetermined The home was abandoned and had not been ucd for many earx He Captain Ottmgrr reported said he had planned for some time to raze the Miucture Captain Ottinger s father who a"o‘ was not died ever?l ve-r- s only the fir t volunteer fue department chief in Salt loike Citv but the fuM paid chief S L Suffolk- Hampshires $26 17 Sale top A Suffolk $750 sold bv L Patrick Ilderton Ontario two Hampshne tops at $230 each sold by Montana State college Bozeman and T L Patrick T Ram-houill- top $300 sold bv Nielson Brothers Sheep company Ephraim Utah Thomas Wixtev 67 lifelong resi- dent of Salt Lake City and father of Eail B Wixeey secretary to Senator Libert D Thomas who Cal died Sunday at Alameda a lingering illness Mr Wixeey was born April 30 a son of John and Sarah 7872 Thomas Wixeey pioneer Utahns and had been a salesman for a number of wholesale companies for more than 35 years He retired about eight veais ago to his home in Fast Mill Creek but had gone to California a few months ago because of ill health Surviving are his widow Mrs Mary Bouton Wixeey his son Earl B Wixeey a daughter Mrs J Rae Sehwenck of Sacramento Cal four grandchildren Lynn H v Stockman of Chicago Bettv of Salt Lake Citv and Carolvn and Dale Sehwenck of Sacramento and a sister and two A B Bohltng and Clarence E Bohling of Salt Lake Citv and Mrs Annie Kessler also of Salt Lake Citv The hodv is being returned tn Salt Lake City for funeral services and burial Slated Today Meetings scheduled Wednes lay in Salt Lake City include New house hotel — Fiatcrnal Order of Eagles 8 p m Federal Cnls’ club noon I tali—American Mining Hotel Congress executive tax commission 72 15 p m Utah Self Insurance company 12 15 p m Utah Automobile Dcalcts association 12 13 p m Other meetings — Salt Lake Beau Medical society County Brummel tale 72 70 p m Utah Flames Damage State Old Age Pension and Assistance organization Junk Concern city and 7 30 A fire Tuesday night county building ground' 1”S B m O P East Elks to a $600 iunk p resulted in damage Gas Rale Hearing: concern at 727 South Seventh West South Temple street S p ni Street The public service commission Battalion Chief Lloyd B Egan conducted a hearing Tuesday at the of the Salt Lake City fue denait-men- t capitol on an application of the raid the blaze was 'tailed by Mountain Fuel Supply company for a fire in the rubbish fiom sparks permission to increase the rate on rear of the brick and lumber buildgas sold to smelters ing The fust alarm was received at 8 25 p m and was followed a few The Fev William F Vauglnn minutes later bv a second Live for the past four years pastor of fire dopaitment trucks respond'd Our I cclv of I ourdes church in and the firemen were in service M vgna has been assigned ns chapless thnn an hour h at st Mary of-t lain L an said the company Chief it was announced T uednv college foimerlv operated under the name e bv the ham rv offu e of the C of the A f Junk company hut elioce e of Salt lnke had recently changed propnelors Father Vaughan who will do I he pie-eThis Old Treatment Often name of the company liver his fn t 'ernion in his tit u was not learned Tuesday mghl Bring! Happy Relief eanacitv sunchv will continue as Wsn iiftfrr retire nag nr barkarh Gith-olic editor of the lnli rmountain enre the dieroer that iha real ranat qco h! A file at 11 73 a m J uesday at kidnea edition of the Regrter and of t ierki id le irav bo ti red f inn are Nature a chief icav ot tnkin 1188 Biowning avenue did $10 as a religious news commentator thee runa a id and oasis out of the blooo Meat popl pace about 3 pint a day or about damage to the home of W M for radio station KSL J pounds of oaste Rowley T he blaze was attributed rrequeil or arantv passages with smarting to sparks from a chimney and burning ahoos thera may bo aomathing n rung An overheated electric Iron startith our kidnej a or bladder To Address Lodge An eueaa acid or notion in our blood ed a fire at 12 20 p m in the H ben due Vidney disorder Arthur Johnson of Chicago b tl e caueto functional irv A 174 Coolican residence East of nagging backache rheumii e Thirteenth South stieet and did grand lodge representative of Hie pains leg pir lo?s of pep and energv gt ng up nifti's swelling Vasa Older of America Swedish pulimeas uuuer las $7 50 damage e bradac hes an (inttnea lodge v ill speak on "Conditions In !))nt man Aek our druggist for Doan I urope at the regular meeting of Fill ueri rrMfullv bv n ill ns frr over 41) Show s hai t v rl ef n mill help ths the ordet s Norden lodge No 195 veai n lie i evt kitine fl )!) t d e ut poisonou lhursdav at 8 p m at I O O i vasif from )our blood Uet Doan a til hall 41 Post Office place 4 ert leemeut i to unfavorable weather Owing conditions the paiachut jumps sthedulodbv lommv Ihompson to he exhibited on the shmes of the Great Salt lake between Sunset and Black Rock beaches did not take place but will be staged Thursday evening and each night -4 the icmainder of the week On Sundav night the most Jump of all will be 1 hr If orhl Roflco in “I lah Guide “swell job” should be sajs Can Your Watch make the Expert Bares New Lighting Grade? New developments in lighting were described Tuesday afternoon by Walter Sturrock of Cleveland Ohio lllumnnating engineer of the General Electric company in a talk before the Flectrical League of Utah at the New house hotel Fluorescent lighting is the latest and most important development and eventually will be used as widely as the present filament system of lighting Mr Sturrock said Stores and offices today are usmore artificial ing considerably light than they did a few years ago he 'aid Technical improvements in lighting and an increasing appreciation of its importance to- vision are responsible he said J Vernon Sharp president of the league presided and introduced Mr Sturrock 'Digest for Travelers’ The fourth book— and most important in Mr Fishers opinion-w- ill be an "Idaho Digest for Travelers and will contain concise information on "absolutely everything a tourist might want to know” It is hoped to print a cheap edition for free distribution As for his personal plans after January 1 Mr Fisher w hose "Chil-dreiof God won him $7300 as the 7939 Harper prize novel said he would begin work on another historical novel of the west It will n°t dpal wtlh the rise of the Mor mon church as does his current novel he said ’ f’ ’ off to If you’re lege bring watch to u$ entrance col- your for its All exam are moderate prices Vj and— WE GUARANTEE WATCH KEPAIILS MAINSPRINGS replaced as low as State Street Fn(rnri n 1 Auerhach’s Foivorn is4 VVTx-ce- two-alar- Magna Pastor Transferred MANY NEVER SUSPECT CAUSE ith-oli- c - Funeral arrangements were being completed Tuc'day for William after Meetings WPA The book on which writers have worked intermittently for four years will contain sketches of each county general articles and suggested tours Similar guides have been published for all the other Rocky mountain states Mr Fisher stated men The novelist who is editor of The board approved the appointment of Stew ait Wilson of Green-rive- r the Idaho federal writers’ project as a member of the Emery as well as regional head said he hoped to complete four books becounty welfare board and of Mrs fore the program ends January 7 Mary DcLaMare as a member of These include two volumes of the Tooele county board hitherto unpublished Idaho historical material and a hook on Gem stale animal and plant life for use in schools Riles Arranged IlaMeu lo Prevent Spreading Tabulation Shots s any duplication of service An allocation of $10 000 to meet the cost of materials used in the WPA sewing projects during July and August was approved by the board which sponsors these proiects to provide employment for wo- OF BACKACHES I ( 1 rw TX A GOOD Ttrt o IM TIRE is LIFE INSURANCE! 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