The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-01

sicl-room supplies, 6; articles loaned,
SO; milk supplied. % quarts.
Two new cases OF tuberculosis were
reported 10 me this month, The t"St
visit 10 one case revealed the Tact that
the patient. who used prccauuon 10
prevent the spread OF the disease,
had no money TO procure pocket Gus
pidcrs. They We're bought and sent
the care of two physicians at diff
fcrent times and on inquiry | dis
covered that neither physician re-
ported the case TO the health authorl-
ties. The patient returned 10 Den
Yer n few days ago. The infected
room was reported 10 the city board
OF health FOR fuml5atiou.
Tho second case was that OF a younS
man living with his wife and two chill
drcn In a second class Ioomiug house.
the entire family living IN one room
No precaution was taken ~ home or
when on the streets to prevent the
spread of the dread disease germs.
No physician had tho case in charge
When the wife was urged 10 persuade
tho patient 20 employ n physician she
said ut cost too much 10 have one;
anyway he cannot cure him.
The first visit did not find The pa
ticnt at home. Called the following
afternoon and found the family had
left, without leaving address, TO In
feet other rooms.
Many such cases could he found by
visiting nurses. which would increase
the number of tuberculosis cases on
record at the health Office. Such cases
are a dread and q menace to all citi-
1ens unless properly cared for
The members OF the Ladies' Literary
club enjoyed p raro treat for Friday 8
meeting" Trip Around the
World,' on which Mr., and Mrs. Fl. ID.
Miller, who made the trip in person
two years ago, conducted them. Mrs.
- Al IL ,.,I ~
len gtby and most informal, and MIR.
Miller showed a series of wonderfully
Interesting photographs obtained by
himself in making the original trip.
The pictures shown wcre chiefly such
as would be OF especial interest 10 the
club women, many excellent reproduc,
tions of the famous works of art, views
of Japan and Of India being unique and
different from The ordinary types
shown. Following the trip Mrs. h. T..
Anderson and Mrs, Harry Gam played
beautiful duct for the violin aud
piano, a selection from "Tanuhauser,
which was much enioycd by the club
members and their fris -dS. a report
of the board Of directors for the past
quarter WIS read by Mrs. A. III, Par
sous, showing The progress of The club
in general and in The building OF the
aud a social hour enjoyed.
Tho work OF handling the Red Cross
stamps for tho present Christmas sea
son, which for a few years was so eff
tee of the State Federation, viii thi,
year bo carried on by tho Non-Scc
tartan league, The members having
mado arrangements TO place the stamp:
Oh the local market. The cooperation
Of all the organizations interested has
beeu assured and the federated anc
non federated clubs will push the saIt
Of the little stamps, which bring mes
sages Of good will in more forms thai
are apparent 10 tho casual observer
| Tho funds go far secured by the sal'
OF the stamps have. beou utilized t.
good purpose in helping to care 70
| tubercular patients, aud the stat
health committee has some OF tho ap
plianees used in the past TO carry ol
the work.
The music section OF tho Ladies' Lit
erary club will meet at the club house
Wednesday afternoon, December 4. a
Q O'Clock. instead of in the morning
The committee is composed Of Mrs. y
ii. Peabody, chairman; Mrs, George
Skcltou. chairman of tho programme
committee, Which consists OF Mrs, \. L
Hoppaugh, Mrs. Il, III. Merrill and Mrs
G. Kinney. The programme VIII be Il
follows:
Talk OH Beethoven Symphonies. ..,...
49,; ;.-..-..-.s...,., Mrs. hruoidso
Piano solo ..-.,,.....,,...M Mrs: ll"rpaus
Coptrallo colo ,,., Miss Nelile Hasbrouc
StrlnSe1 trio. ..... Observation-Disclosures.
George SHELTON. violin.
Albert Press, cello
Spencer Clawson. piano.
,su" 900 ....--.s.S S,..,...... MI. Pr"s
llano SOLO. o.'..,.....-......., Miss Nollke
Dr. Belle \. Gcn,nell chairman @
the health committee of tho state fed
GRAFTON. and DR. Katherine l.. Eage,
! head of the sanitation committee, hay
, asked the local street railway con
pany for additional caps for the carl
morning hours to convey pupils TO til
schools. The present system has bee
found 10 be injurious to the health an
comfort of the pupils, aud to coutril
[ ute not little to tardiness on accouu
Of the effort to accommodate otbe
passengers at the same time. In othc
cities. east and west. and even in o.
/ den, cars which carry only school p,
! pills arc in use OH the main lines an
: have tho right -of-way at the hour " he
. they arc most urgently needed,
Tho local chapter OF the Mothers
} congress has reason to be very prou