Show I akt gtibtom I I 1 Part Tw Salt Lake Cify Utah Wednesday Morning August 6 1911 Utah B' Pledge Aid - ! - : ectacttlar WreCle Demolishes Illarke kl it ‘' 1 ToIF S tricturi on Page er Fire-Vil- 4 101 i Owen f hree-da- st - BuildersPlatt - Wdrehotlses Cement 1ayout Obviously glad to be back in Rutledge of the 'United States grazing: 'service busied himself Tuesday In :details of the agency move from Wash 'neon D C to quarters In the Walker flank building at Salt Lake City ' Director ltutledge In his fumished office characteristically puffed at pipe' and Said "it seems very fine" again to be in Mire of their session In Murray George was selected at 'boat y t for the 1942 leSSIOne the state where he spent Fire Chief 0'ens succeeds Ernest half of his 67 years Smil14' Murray fire chief as presi- Although 'functioning orr a dent end' 'will be assisted during basis- the grazing service t ho year bY Vert A Ilaws'of Mettle 'staff- was still headquarters -snd A'11Ward of Salt Lake City In the lob of unloading Tuesday !first and second vice preidea-tioffice renofurniture completing 41disn J Creedon of Itinghamt re Vationsi locating files and keeping A 'elected secretary W Rhone of out of each other ay Tooele treasurer! and gl W Clay F Comment Defers Lake county firecblef trlistee 'Until the task of moving la tom' Auxiliary Installs trans- when a 60000-!poun- d and a light sedan' were badly ed damaged a pleted probably Vreckage caused' within a week or In separite seision Mrs trailer- trashed We a grocery :store at woman motorist was seriously-Injuranti two Mr Rutledge said hot Would 'port was installed press Eapp of Logan the lives of six others-Averand Main streets Tuesday endangered by havainttle to say" about future dent of the auxiliary' succeeding I! Thirlythird South grazing service plans the trash! Mre John night Is pktured here The market the truck Creedon of Bingham "People- of the west" he comOther auxiliary officers are: mented "are very well pleased ltra J W Ruke of Magna' vice that the office has been moved president Mrs Charles A Cardwell Z have had a good out here of Salt Lake City reelected secre letters many expressing satisfac tray Mrs Ernest Smith of Murray tion with the transfer" reelected treasurer Mrs Jack 1 Mr Rutledge observed I that Ilouseholdetof Bingham two-Yewill be some problems" "there trtistee- and Mrs Clark Blakei of arising over the matter of distance trustee St George one-yer between Salt Lake and the Support to the defense program woman rnotórISC'wits seriousl)k' reported Mna Schow was drivingState street market employe ran nation's capital butCity added' that Wit pledged in s 'resolution subs Injured tmo Incitdr vehicles were west from the path of the truck' as it Mt 'these can be worked out!! will'hirtythird Stouth ? ofstreet mitted by C I—Stillman 'or Bing- badly defeated:rand more than and crashed the the store Cana of food which he Into the cab One or two staff members will ham committee chairman- - and VItsv damage 'waa :done to a gro- truck :jamming Its occeleratot to had been: stactanit a moment be- remain in as liaison unanimously-a-dopteafter Mayor 'South the Moe and damaging its steer— fore were knocked 30 feet by the men he saidWashington store at Thirty-thir- d Fred M Abbott of Ogden and pr cery truck Main street:Tueday at 104$ Int apparatus Approximately 30 membOrs of James Clove superintendent of and G R Oarmon proprietor of the Thet truFk careened across the it tote loaded truck p service's staff of around 60 the sebOols described the itt— 'slid- trailer tritaheid Into the nUirl Intersection to the southwest cor- store 14 In the living quarters At Murray have already arrived in Salt Lake sociation's Member units as well ket fter cctillslon'd' with a light ner utherethsmarket Is located the rear with his son and the rest are en route organized groups capable end of the but both were unhurt as were hit City east Into segiaic- crashed the -Mr Itutledge said the gilizinc ubversive influences et wife of Mrs buildMathison ond and Owned truck 'Evelyn trailer The by market and plowed through their inception in the various com- tke In the Service move probably is the first and ing roof and merchandise and into Granger cleyK who were Garrett ''IFreight Link in history for a complete federal ' munities' of store front the Schenk a garage SpaCe at the rear in which drivefisbyCharles-Frainelagency Education Stressed of'223Weit ritth:Southitreets a del very trvek vat parked --The M r Arm° ti es ti mated damage more S L Near Center 4V4oetoVIdet hole In entire southeast corner of 016 to hi store at Dr Clov'e advised- that firemen cavedMarket'a -than $3000 attl-Weswas taken out the root the Itore Spot building The headquarters will have dopromote Americanism instruction Thirty-thir- d section of interior south street-- endarr- over a over some 142000000acres minion in schools work through youth orx u 1Ve Canin outside an was and Tire persont destroyed of federal range land covering an ganizations' to patriot- the store and 'iadjoining dwelling opy was demolished area of which Salt Lake i' City is strengtheni constant ea well as Mr Schenk ism and aclof bricks from the wall almost the 'exact center In the watch for 7opportunilles to develop 46 Sghowi7 the burled market of thel 'Ashton Irene delivery ear 140- - 57 federal grazing districts in the a I more responsible citizenry gen- OrSy1Vir down Their plunging or': and sedan the 'the crashing transport foot embankment truck Magna driver head five youths west more than 12000000 erally" truck and truck damaged its rear also Need of adequate equipment and which crashed into the a of livestock are licensed I to use were ' fire Tuesday injured from early her thrown Mrs on Schow wile caught and a half below Brighton Ipublic range lands personnel to insure that fire de subsequently feted ttractured4leit and severs sedan by the impact The entire mile Mt Rutledge was appointed 18 partments will be able to meet lacerations were car Big Cottonwood canyon skriC was taken to Salt aide and front of her their duty In protecting Americea 14ko General The iniured were W Tenney grazing service director in tlOvem In serlotre smashed and the vehicle burst into hoapital bet 1938 Prior to that tithe he property was emphasized by Mayor condition flamVot which were put out by Cannnti Mt 17 son of Mr and for 18 years an regional Abbott 2087 Mrs Cannon Jr firo WeVenney Occurred passerby timing extinguishers :110 spectaeulartemsh forester with headquarters L of in th Pratt American Twenty-sevenstreet East South iIrving as the Immense truck loaded with tromthe truck Fork1 reappointed as state associa 33 he 414 cuts: and Ogden Altogether fractured spent ankle 5 left was Schenk Mr was making a tett turn uninjured tion chaplain directed memorial liutter end is South though he wenruttnett In the truck Ruch WileYA IC son of Mr and yearn in the forest service tO go eaat on :TnIrty-tnIr- d services for- deceased members atteet south-wor- d Into the buildintz Mn F C' Wiley MO Ramona Intimately acquainted with- land crashed while driven it after beink ' ' Tuesday afternoon 16 3076 South avenue headt lacerations: Mark and conservation problerni of the nieherd Dalion on Meta street Mr Schenk 17 on of Mr and west Schwendiman Medals Awarded 1548 F1AV Mrs Schwendiman ' 4 o Eleven firemen members of the on cuts back East street Fourth I isociation since 1916 were pre e$and right hand: Deo Lowder 46 ' medals-an- d with son of me' and Mrs ORear E Low '' 11 lir l' certificates by getiring President Ink der 1516 Hollywood avenue frac niith Bectplents were Georgl tured right leg and 'head cuts and Hoover Pi J:Sullivan Percy Lowder' 17 brother of Dee Jack 1' bre) Eric Nielsom W D St cut forehead and sprained wrist and Thomas R GrOtte of Park City under Which 'probationary firemen A taclet uri4ratancildg Deputy Sheriff Sidney Kramer I 14 C Cashmere and William B who fixed lowest the with state highway patrol- a Inönth: by although pay been hive paid $100 Meyer of Ogden: Frank C Orton of men the accident said investigated Salt Lake City commissloners Sandy Joseph Chapple of Spanish ordinance is $145 was abolished by the Salt Lake City coati the car was being driven down the Fork and George Harrill Of Midvale Mission Tuesday because' private employment is luting men canvon by Young Cannon Tuesday granted the request Of the Concluding sessions Wednesday ! The deputy said the machine army air corps for additional land In the Iris theater will be high- -' away from the tire department silence on the shoulder east of the municipal airport for by traveled 150 feit At the same time Finance Com- received in thoughtful i before lighted by an educational playlet storage when j they of road the 14cConitie taking the ammunition— W his colleagues and ordered Illed! directed by' S IL Waugh of Salt missioner Oscar' leased to the government a' tract over the embankment Ile ' h ave been plunge Lake City arson Investigator for servedwarningthat departmental Rem hiding added the passenger were thrown of 153 acres for $1 a year t held down lit the Board of Fire Underwriters of expenses must be city previously had given' 160 are to finish out heavy emergency expenditure from 'the carL As it made the de- aeres for the airdrome as well as the Pacific an evening street pa- the departrnents scent ithe defense for purposes this year ORM on the airport itself rtide of firemen and apparatus and the year within theirtobudgets to were taken the victims The restore the finance head said there have been Besides dectding aIn order to obtain the amount of night 'fire show and rescue for firemen to "'ill 'advised hones" that the COM0 Salt take General hospital Dee pay of Six demonstration at Murray park land needed underthe new:request and treatment atioding a practiee ' the $145 level for the city to 'inter were transferred to It wag nectwary instituted several:- years ago at a rfaiSsion et the end of the year Löwder 79 acres Charles F ' ' from purchase S 140 hospital time when 111e- public safety woudl find some additional money the and Edward Gillmor for 14740 ' boitid to "replenish exhausted budget" budget was lowIthe This Was joined with SO acres alfive second grade ' health ' Declaring ills is'improhabie he Pedestrian Hit Carready owned by the munlelpality by reek and leased to the government for department inspectors terthe said: 41: of first grade Nose Suffers 23 years Injury 41It an' be :necessary for each : It C 'lleimbuck 21 of Fort This gives each an increase in The icommission "borroeti" the District chillan conservation Salary from 125 to 135 &month COMMISsionet to confine expendt- Douglast:suffered frotttured nose 1$4740 from the capital inveOment corps headquarters at Fort Doug- and was done for the purpose tilrellwithin- his budget- - s' s The and cuts Tuesday at 558 p m In 'account in order to pay it over to las reported Tuesday the wsir-cle- d Howells Glilmors explained by Dr- T-- J absolute neteisity exists for each an automobilepedestrian accident theThe new West tract i cornand Sixth pertinent had asked for construet- health commtssioner- of keepidg comMission' South at Temple se to the 'reduce iOn of three C C C templet serve "trained 'men from leaving" the pi !wits- driven by MissiOners were 'informed Will be ear streets The : the air corps' VVendover bombing department penditUrel of his department to his Lloyd Ilsyward 27 of 57 West used for ammunition dumps and DeVal IL Gear to pay for them out of his First' South street pollee repotted bomb storage fence addition: in i The three tamps would -- house first grade was named chief res- ability budget" men to build roads and generally taurant inspector at $no a month Conferences with the :auditor: rrepare the bombing range for use Commissioner 11cConlcies Wittnis Mr McConkie said show there by army air corps tactical units trig respecting city finances was will be no extra funds and it likely Preliminary surveys of the sites will be necessary to draw on each have been completed but ' department's budget to meet the prove! of ' the project has been 22400 cost of the present efficiency ' granted survey It also was recalled the Ileadquarters also reported a re 1 to departments ahad "promised" a "aide quest for camp" at Cedar board for water reimburse i City te house 50 or SO C C C en22500: spent In laying a small Ranger W E Tangren of Wasatch national forest Tue'sday Totle44 working in the central re water-mai- n to the small firms amoUlt friend that went through fire to aid him and risked told 2 there pair shop munition plant sac no reWerd' M a x m' al ni temperatures : Heroine of the tale was ''Zephyr" a bay mare Ranger dropped a ten' degrees from- their I Sponsors' Illonday levels generallYthroughTankren has owned four years and ridden to many out Utah Tueaday biit-- t many ' ' months Two reBy N Y Lecturer ago he sold readings In the nineties i were t horse running about near the "Zephyr!' to Wilford Wood of Dr- J C Curran lecturer of New ported Lake titYflames Itsi mane tail nose and a Salt Woods Cross reported It was he felt York wilV deliver an were singed yet it would not LeRoy Grange 19 Of Eldorado legs of 95 degrees three maximum 1 Your Religion to Your below the leave the fire Kan who made a vain attempt something of a reward for the but the Monday top to Nel:hbora" Wednesday tt 8 p in from sheriffs In a h of steed' leisure escape Ile leaddId the deputy plenty 'Moth) un3Jemperature was st a meetinrsportiored by the Ore ' days mean at after being seatenced to 20 days green pasture a little riding by Range Tengren's saddlo—and thel 724egreesplaeing for !trespassing on railroad prop-- 1 the Wood children no more long took It to where the ranger was siding bishopric of the LDS :94 seven above hormaL 1 church' The meeting will be held : t Greenriver Utah and 'Llis erty was serving his sentence journeys over tractless mousy directing a 'C C C crew at the in Barrett ball t60 North Main Nregase riev each reported 191 Tuesday In the Salt Lake county tains ' head of the fire u I street But Monday a brush fire broke "It's Zephyr" said Ranger for the distinction of jail degrees All officals and employes or the warmest out on the Wasatch above Woods Taagrem "come to help me out" Returning late Monday from In the Intermotm' spots LDS church and their wives and Alan territory ii and Roosevelt Justice court In Midvale where he Cross: The smoke drifted down SO from 4 p rn until 10 p m husbands are invited to attend Into the Wood pasture "Zephyr ' jumped Zephyr again played the rble of Ntah with 93 intReno'Nev' was sentenced Grange from the officers' car- - when it went through the fence "tire horse" bearing her former Iwith 06 were next In line sror Please dot drudge' In 'i' Partly eloudyskies with scat stopped for a traffic signal at When Mr Tangren and J 'I'- master through the smoke and hilla over theblase-bliekene- d hot weather When 7ou can isend Iered showers and continued ThirLeentli ' South and S t Mathews assistant forest superthat washing 5n4 Ironing to TROY warmth will be'lon tap' for ptiih streets He was recaptured after visor arrived at the spreading ' Tuesday She vas bsck in the short: pursuit the officers re blasa with a crew of C C C fire Wood partbre content to again Notria 13arza1n prices at-- thr iWedneedey ind Thursday the TROY Laundry-547- 67 have 'Von her bit" tAdv) :weather bureau Orediated fighters Mr Mathews saw a ported t "City o! 11 Authorization t re - 4 — - o ' CV -- i e - io - enas IreighttTriuçk ittit Thl ouah tras hnff ar - ar r Wro - toreI Voman Hurt riv4--whe- N it 15-fo- r Iv Hurt In Canyon Crash ot géring-Ahelivee-o- o Ills -- - y-- - - 7 - - - - - 1 "- - P lt Pa'y Hike' 1 25-ye- ity ill ) o ar - ' ' - 1 'Army Obtains More Lam! Lifoi Air Corps I oNO''Ot':ri:iy10x: ob Lure i 1 I !r ' - !ere he - - and-thedriit- er Army Requests eCC Project pm-not- ed - t - t - - 153-ac- re - A no-ti- p- T Mercury Drops But its Still Warut iii Utah ' - i faitititil Horse Brave's 'ire to Aid01(IFriend f- US Talk t - i - lEgeapee Starts i jait nentence - ' - statOref-'Szilin- horse-e-wit- - ' : - F - - NI t - for four'J temporary buildings at the $30000000 Salt Take small arms ammunition plant was reported 'Tuesday by Droderick ac Gordon contractors for thelproject The contractors! flounced central concrete Ionizing plant will be established on the 5500-acplant site but the exact location of the building has not yet been detørmtned Three frame warehoüeiVIll be built in the northeastern corner of the site near flinth South street and Redwood rod to serve the plant's railroad classificatio yards- The yards will be served The Union Pacific and Denver by !tics & Grande Western sallroads Atonal' 4 Crimpletect btuftness t ' Utak Director R if °Wens: of Ogden from tint vlce president to preilderifi and pledging themselves Individually and as an organization to furthering national defense preparation's the nearly 400 delegates to the thirty0fourth annual 'tonvention- - of Utah State premen's usociation T u 4 'd ' U S Okehs Added Units At Ari1s Plünt Goo 'Rutledge Keeps Busy Settling Office in S L - State Meet - ret Jae"( in utai $ eêoncl D4y 1 VT 11 CauQe r Old State too p4pgem Lik:0)g'eiliHi ! Page Eleven Hospital to It yvatt announced that'll boor oita16 45z28' feet' will also be built on the plant site for treat ment at workers engaged' On the COnitrtietiOn project Roofs were being Installed on the two temporary administration buildings in the southeastern sec tion of the site Tuesday and work was being pushed on a personnel 'building situated betweenAhe adRedministration building - and wood road The contractors renortect 'rues4 day that their field forces exclusive of office personnel bad been Increased to 500 men working R II Rutledge Grazing service bead Is glad to be back shifts from 4 a m to 10 it tn :Work will be placed on a 24- here he spent Many rears directing regional in Iltab basis as soon as arran‘ehour forest service affairs ments can be made for right lieht- - ing of the nroject S3 far only a few portable electric generatiog ' 7Ex-Léa:dplants have been built tor the er project but the contractors said more would be constructed immediately The frome towers are ''' approxhnately 25 feet 'high and support individual batteries of i flood lights It was announced that elec aventlet 'Colonel Cuills Yogng Clawson' 51tricity regular power lines - t assistant United States property and disbursing officer for the will befrom available for stationary -- Utah national guard former commander of the 145th field ar floodlight units soon I - be-Bui- lt - uoi Clawson Of 1:45t111Arlillery'4D1 es 1224-Seco- - - c nd - tiilery and leading figure identified with the Utah guard for im in a nearly 40 years died Tuesday at 3:50 pin Lake hnsf 4 two an weeks illness after of! pital 'lie was born In' Salt Lake City a 27 1884 son and of spencer July — Nabble Young Clawson and a Parking Prohibited Motorists were forbidden Tues- day to park along Redwood road eastern 113oundary-In- t the plant site Army authorities exolained the large number of sightseers were impeding the flow-o- f material supply trucks into arealand — creating a Oaf- - 1441 f T- -- -- I - grandson of Brigham Young sec ond president of the LDS church lila family on both sides were pit neers of Utah and his father 'was a prominent wholesale dry: goods broker of the city and member Of the Salt Lake City council Mr ClaW011 was educated In public schools of the city?and as a young Mall worked for live years with the Oregon Short Line‘ railroad and for another five4ears as a sand and gravel contractor Join ed 'Guard at 14 the national guard by enlisting as a private In the signal corps at the age of lc:April 114 He subsequently served as 1902 private and sergeant in the Infani In the field ar try and private ' ': i tillery On December 31 1910 he' was promoted to second lieutenant- in the '145th field artillery and later to the rank of i first lieutenant which rank he held while In federal service on the Mexican border In 1916 On May 28 19174: he was commissioned a captain of cavalry but on August 4 1917 was trans- ferred back to the artillery regi- ment and the following day was mustered into service with the regiment and commanded its A tie battery overseas in- France won the rank of major in France and was placed in command of the First battalion 'a nd' retgimeritai ' ' i adjutant After the war he served for a period as captain In the ordnance division of the Utah gtiiird then was transferred agaln tt1 the ar tillerp and subsequently prornoted to major and lieutenant colonel On August 9 1926 he ilwas pro-moted to colonel and on November 12 1931 given the command of the 145th field artillery regiment which he held until his resignation January 1 1934 to devote his full time to the duties of assistant property and disbursement officer a post which he assumed 110927 ' Service Drew rraise Colonel Clawson work a regi- mental command er was praised highly at a banquet in his honor 0'4' ) -- ( -- ' 1 fie hazard Negotiations betWeen thecontractors and the Salt Lake build ing trades council and its ittillated unions probably will be completed next week it was announced Tuesday ' Under the proposed ' arrangement workmen are renuisitioned from the council and its unions which Issue both lahnrers craftsmen ' "clearance iliiPfra show ing they are members lit good standing Workers for the 336004000 proJect most be member"- of sc credited labor Uni0111 according to the contractors: Other forces for the project Including guards office and administrative workersi are being obtained from the state employment service 5$ West Broadway ' N -'- ' ‘ N' t ) f)) t r- -- - 1 1 1 ' z 2 1 ' ' - - ' - 'Curtis ' 1°ung Clam" : ! stile! Veteran national guard dies ' 4 the outstanding Colonel Clawson servic eIt1 has given NY A Seeks that Si 1tis tops - r thot-Loga- t ' - : i I'llt S ilk Hosiery' - ' R'a''tiOrtin'tg -- - --- Puts ' ' ' I: i Gitiit :oltii a' Limb - - i This dogtone war has just i about' gOne fir enough! Wolhatren't )ticked—much–as prices wen t up an d we accept-- with reservations the inevitahil- I t' - - Meritorious contributions to Abe development of the guard have been OM:Mt the reasons tor i Its ' groacsuccess! : Colonel Clawson married tottisa Parkinson ' of 'Logan In LDS temple- Besides Mrs ChM Bony het is survived by'll son Wit liam Curtls Clawson Of 'Salt take City two daughters MrsNabble C Sorensen and Mrs Jeannette C Judd of Salt:take'Citiq two sLsters mrti- Crace C''WOoller t'0f New York N Y-- and Mrs of Chicago Ill- - - A 4 t Salt take City! commissioners were- asked Tuesday to donate 'a tract of land at Thirteenth South and 'Main streets to the ?nationat youth administration for a $100Ors) metals production ship in which Utahns from 200 -to would ' be trained In industrial crafts The reotieir watt made by Won s Howe1l4 state Dt Y Aadministratote who said It it planned later to construct dormitorieto for the yount workmen Ilt'teported terial for the shop Would be shipped' as soon as the city' fUrnishos a site which would be leased to the goval ernment at $1 a year The matter was referred to missioner P IL Coggin custodian' of city property 3001-you- - nk - Prison I1 New Farm Land lit-chas- es - Growing of sufficient beef provide for ail Utah slept prison needs Wits assured witly-thpulr efoolmiomwainngdhisiterensrlygnialtioBnlolordomotehtel tityr:Ioutth:tkhtehrintgii:rglet chase of on additional 2113 acrei 0 bad that of farming and prtsture land governor of Utah lauded his record b ers las our fa I r scx alt hayett o 'the with the national gualld and de- dared "Utah should be "proud of VIII' around In cotton tockings Warden John': E lierris 'reported or with bare legs Its high time Tuesday Wardell Harris said that the new "somebody di d something tite- W PA land holdings now total And believe me buddy prison's ng' lifOatis 1009 acres The state also bought body is 114 shares of stock In the East Tuesday major Salt e oPl trt-el- lin n Traini ' rram 11otate Parley Directors of W P A training and reemployment In 11 western states were en route home Tuesday after receiving two days of instrttetion at the Newhouse hotel on operation of the program The training conference to fa mibarize state directors with the program to put trained men in prir tato industry was directed by Fred rt Itauch of Washingtan P C as-sistant W P A commissioner - stores started rationing silk to announcing that no more than three pairs of stocking wilt ncebe fold 10 any customer forth: as a measure to conserve present stocks of stockings There are only two possible course of action left— Eitherlhe United State must untie the tangled knot of Inter national affairsn jiptime4 t)t sarnehodywill have to )n vent an American silk-wor- m - Jordan Irrigation company t Light Installation Okehed Installation of street 'lights at Temple and Twentieth South streets and Eighth East street and Linden avenue wts authorized Tuetday by the Salt - INTest Lake city commission! Att MOO 113'1111-1- big sttado $073 inraIrn1 Plhst 31 S tAdlisniatmqpnil $3 W Temple 4 -- A |