Salt Lake Telegram | 1939-08-31 | Page 8 | Slat Lake City is Beautiful

r Salt Lake City Is Is Beautiful Here Is s One Reason Why Why- J. 1 t tt t v. v 4 t 1 l' l 1 R RY Y 1 l s q a It r 4 r A t 2 H J 4 h S' S SS 0 hT C S 'S Fa As p a YD i rt p y M wY a Y YS Y'S I S S 'S So o 1 4 r t Salt Lake is known the world over as The City Beautiful Many re reasons sons have been advanced for the fame of this desert- desert born city of the Rocky mountain west but probably none is ismore ismore ismore more compelling than the picturesque surroundings and the interior attractiveness that abound The picture above a scene taken from the tree-lined tree shores of the lake in Liberty park illustrates but one reason for Salt Lake City's widespread widespread wide wide- spread fame The rustic bridges are gracefully arched for pedestrian travel to and from the park center while speedboats speedboats speed speed- boats and other craft pass beneath Shrubbery is profuse and often of unusual type Many visitors join with citizens in relaxing here and in the city's other public parks Looks Like They Are Wooing Him 6 0 p y y yi s d i pg v 0 0 M P Ps ES s y r r 8 4 r a Ar p. p k Ys dp JA 9 p p 4 R RJ J r h IS t a R Y 55 L 0 A a 59 47 b r L 9 H HR 7 n a R r a Thomas E E- Dewey New Yorks York's district attorney and possible r y Republican presidential candidate shook hands with 5 O Republicans Republicans Re Re- 4 publicans at a dinner at Plattsburg N N. N Y With Dewey center center center cen cen- ter are Walter G G. G Kellog Ogdensburg novelist Rep Wallace e ew 3 w st x E E. E Pierce President William Starr Myers of Princeton Rep Y Charles A. A Plumley of Vermont and Roy O. O West secretary of interior under Coolidge