III DDE GOES TO SIT HE SALT LAKE. Dec. 7 Salt Lake has definitely taken from Denver the trade of tho Uintah basin, region, according ac-cording to Arch M. Thurman of the state council of defense. Through tho efforts of the committee on highway transports, a motor truck service out of Price Into Uintah has been established, estab-lished, Chairman J. H. Manderfleld working out the details. The stale public utilities commission granted tho necessary permission, and pro ducc from the -Uintah basin is now landed in the Salt Lake markets within with-in twenty-four hours, Secretary Thurman Thur-man says. H. S. Collett, on the executive committee com-mittee of tho highways transport committee, reports to Secretary Thurman Thur-man that business of the Uintah Transportation fc Produce company is flourishing. That while the company has been operating only a little over thirty days, eight trucks are now operating op-erating regularly between Prico and Roosevelt, two additional large capacity cap-acity trucks are en route to Price, and that the products of the basin for the first time now have the benefit of regular reg-ular freight service to the railroad. . , nn 9