Salt Lake Telegram | 1927-09-12 | Page 2 | Trains Recover Business Lost to Bus Lines, Declares Gould

Trains Recover Business Lost to Bus Lines Declares Gould Capitalist Visiting Salt Lake Says People Find High Too Congested Congestion of the highways and the comparative speed of traIns is responsible for the general return of traffic from the motor bus to railroad transportation according to Kingdon Gould of New York Cit City capitalist and son of the late George Jay Gould who was a a visitor in Salt Lake Monday Accompanying Ac Ac- companying Mr Gould are Mrs Gould and his secretary tary I do not think the motor bus will ever Interfere with railroad freight transportation lon Mr Gould declared Passenger business on the eastern castern has been affected at- at by automobiles but mainlY by private cars People are grad grad- rad- rad returning to railroad transportation trans trans- finding the highways too congested and it takes longer lons-er to travel by motor than by ran rail America is no doubt the richest nation In the world and win vili continue continue con con- to be so V as she has the worlds world's supply of gold Mr Gould stated To keep up her prestige thIs country must maintain friendly relations with the other nations of the world worl 1 Mr Gould Gold said The vis- vis lion who Is president and a director director di- di rector or of the Texas Pacific rail rail- road declared that this Is hl his first visit to Salt Lake for a number of years and remarked on on its wonderful wonder wonder- ful growth