The Garland City globe. (Garland, Utah) 191?-1925, 1918-12-07
utah STATE NEWS

uOuSeWlNeb OF yum VIII cOuthhue
saving sugar, even If federal restric'
tions have been lifted, in the opinion
Of the state food administration.
Local selective service boards have
been advised that limited service men
on duty In Utah are to be discharged
when no further need of their services
exists.
A hotel clerk ut Salt Lake was SEN
fenced to pay a fine Of $500 and TO
spend fifteen days in the county jail
for selling Intoxicating liquor to
guests.
II is probable that the schools Mt
Salt Lake will not be reopened until
January 1, regardless of any action
taken by the state health department
in regard to the influenza situation,
Rigid isolation and free vaccination,
rather than compulsory masking, form
the policy definitely decided upon by
the Salt Lake health department as
best to handle the Influenza epidemic
Robert Brown aged IS, was serious.
ly burned when building fire with
Kerosene ut his home In Salt Lake.
His entire head and hands were burned
void of hair and his eyes were badly
singed.
Utah was one of the first ten states
to go cover the top" In the recent
united war work drive for funds. Vic.
tory huts In France will be named
after the first ten states to reach their
allotment.
For the accommodation of Ogden
and Weber county Influenza patients.
the Elks' club building was accepted
as an emergency hospital Mt meet
Ing of the executive committee OF the
local Red Cross society.
Rose Davich and Rose Banich were
arrested ut Salt Lake by Officers of
the juvenile court on the charge of
using little baby, 2 months old. as n
blind In order To get by the officers
with n suit case OF Intoxicating liquor.
Jacob Kunzler OF Rosette, Boxelder
county. was Instantly killed by the nc.
cidentnl discharge Of u gun. Reports
Indicate that 'the gun was discharged
while Kunzler was In the.act Of Glenn
Ing II. He leaves wife and two chill
dren.
The mysterious disappearance OF
Vincent Corado, n wealthy Italian OF
Telluride. Colo. thought TO have been
murdered, may be explained rs re-
suit Of the arrest OF Merl Edmlston at
St. George. Corado was with Edmis-
ton when last seen.
| Governor Bnmberger will attend the
conference of governors at Annapolis,
Md, December 1913. THE call for the
gathering was issued by former Gov.
william Spry. head Of the executive
committee, the first man not gov
ernor To he elected chairman.
David NJ. Evans of Huntsville, re-
ported missing ON October %, In
message from the war department and
incurred ms dead by his family, has
written them u letter from base hos
pital In France. saying: 81 have been
wounded, but am rapidly recovering
Mrs. Lillian Walker, aged 20, was In
stantly killed when the elevator
weights In the Wilson hotel nj Salt
Lake dropped on her. Her husband
Emmett Walker, n bellboy In the hotel
was operating the elevator. She was
looking down into the elevator pit
when the accident happened
Frank Leland. IS years old, once Il |
prisoner In the state penitentlnry, died |
hero while fighting with the Cana |
dian army, II has been learned His |
criminal record had barred him from
the United States army, but deter
mined to fight. he offered his services
TO the dominion and was accepted.
Registration day OF high school
boys In the state for the purpose 81
supplying farmers with summer help
will be held January 20. according to
announcement made ,nst week by j.
Challen Saith, head of the boys work
ing reserve. Plans 10 place the boys on
farms of the state will Immediately
follow. II Is said.
l.. der control for two weeks, the In
fluenza epidemic throughout Utah'
with the exception of Salt Lake ana
Ogden, is at an end, DR.. Il, IL.
Beatty, secretary OF the state board OF
health, declared on December l, This
does not mean, he explained, that no
new cases win develop, hut that the
disease has lost its epidemic. charac-
ter.
The second tie vote In the recent
election has been reported. The first
was on the vote east for justice OF the
peace In Scofield In Carbon county,
and the last In Daggett county, where
the vote for two-year term for county
commissioner was equally divided be-
tween Leo Stewart and Niels Pallesen,
each receiving AZ votes.
Over 400 girls and women In Salt
Lake have found positions through the
assistance OF the woman's division OF
the United States department OF labor
within the last month, according 10
records.
When an automobile he was driving
struck Denver 4 Rio Grande train OF
the Park City branch, L. Newman,
humane officer was thrown from the
machine and suffered serious Injuries.
Legal steps have been taken to ex-
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