Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1916-12-24 | Page 21 | Senator-Elect King Says East Prosperous

SENA ELECT TOR-ELECT KING SAYS EAST PROSPEROUS S Utah Has Opportunity to Get Rural Credit Bank Batik it Says Official a l Senator elect W W. H. H King ICing returned from om Washington and New York last night He Ire said that throughout the tho east ast prosperity has hns caused the greatest I- I holiday oliday trade In the history of or the tho b i country and that despite bad weather r conditions the streets of oC tho the ens eastern tern were crowded with shoppers hoPPers He Ire yent ent ent east to look hook Into a number of ot matI maters mat- mat I Jers ers rs In connection with national politics j the they affect Utah and said saM that throughout tho the east cast Utah Is considered one no of Jt t the most moat promising states In the thet t country and that capital was sure Bure to toWI toome WI ome mt me to the state to aid lId In development develop develop- tnt ment of oC Its resources resource 1 Utah has not lost ono one of ot the rural I banks yet ot accorn according to Senator- Senator lect elect King as HI he SIs says there thoro is n a fightIng fight fight- Ing nl ng chance chanco to secure a a. bank for tho thoa a country and that ho he Is IsS S to do ever everything in his power to ivo 0 the administration favorably con- con tt ider this city a as a place for tor tho of ot the tho bank banle itt If During the time he ho was in Washing Washing- on he took up a number of ot matters In Connection with the thc bank but declared st t nl night ht that matters had not preceded prow pro pro- tf w eded ceded far tar on enough h to enable him to toI I I ake lake a a. definite statement nt m 01 The IThe appointment of ot Judge Kimbrough ti tone to the Eighth federal district cir clr- cit court of appeals Mr King Kin said as due duo to the Influence which t th the old old- 11 senator exerted In ut his behalf Id elect or-elect King called caned upon the tho Preal- Preal tnt ant and a number of ot the Democratic i. i ders and urle urged 1 th the appointment of i rank ank K of ot this thia city but the t against the jud judgeship com com- BT K to tJ the far tar west were vere 11 ble In After Artor visiting In Washington ton he ho went E New York for tor several lla days He lie said bat at Governor elect Simon cr Bamberger rould ouM rive n-rive rive in tho city this morning I The The greatest question before Cen- Cen I ross iress at this time timo Is whether tho the naI na- na I lonal ional guard of ot the states shall live 11 or lie le Ie said Mr King ICing The experiences n a the border are treated from differ differ- p. p U t viewpoints and this s session of or Confess Con Con- 11 fess Ua will determine whether we shall shallI I avo compulsory training or whether 4 10 c 0 national guard shall survive Tho The a of ot opinion Is la that the lie uni- uni ersal raal military training proposal is tho the I est Jt of oC tho the preparedness programs 14 hat bat have been offered 44 V F I