Show i 2 THE OGDEN STANDARD EXAMINER -- I I Historic Tacoma Hotel Is Swept By Fire DEATH INJURY LIST RISES IN 4 ADDRESS MADE ' DEER REGIONS X- Women's Clubs Told of U S Ban On Medical - Casualties continued to mount to day as Utah nimrods plunged into Advice forests throughout the state in search nf rippr The accident toll as the second day of the open shooting season dawned included rm ripnd twn crit ically wounded and numerous others slightly injured from' gunshot and other accidents Attacking governmental regulations that prohibit the use of the United States mails to transport birth control information Mrs Nell Wells Alexander- today electrified the district convention of women's IT clubs in the Ben Lomond Hotel Mrs Alexander of Washington D C is ' ' i national chairman of national legislation on birth control of the club 5 organization Her address was reW'J!ceived with hearty applause Mrs Alexander did not minee words in her charge that thousands of deaths' result every year through t ioi ignorance on the part of young wives unable to obtain competent medical advice The speaker held the r w y-V interest of her feminine audience throughout her talk and urged them to write to Senator William H King member of the judicial committee of the senate This committee takes action on the birth control bill the first of next yeah The1 Tacoma Trihotel a Pacific northwest lindmark Passage of this Jaw Mrs Alexthe late Stanford White and built designed by: ' Vvt Tiro i rf noil tr fcrf rAfor ir ander declared would prohibit the nuo iumttiv iu an ail uwuujri-esumated $400 000 crtiijr iiiuirxmig lire causiiig uainage oi uj At the left is a thrilling rescue made by the firemen A woman came down an extension rising sale of unsanitary and inferior fire ladder aided by a twisted sheet held by the man above Right a general view while the products and would make It posfrpm-sible to obtain information and adfire was at its height (Associated Press photos) vice from physicians on the subject of birth control t - i 'Gleave Holt son of Mr and Mrs LeRoy Holt of St was electrocuted when he ioeorge came in' contact with a power line wire wmcn had been severed bv the bullet of a deer hunter Young Holt's ' body was found on the Truman ranch 25 miles northwest of St George Saturday afternoon He had Deen nercung cows GUN USER FLEES Logan officers were searching for a sawmill employe who was accused 01 snooting Louis Lessing 26 of Beaver in the back while hunting 23 mues irom Logan Lessins? told officers hp met a man identified as the sawmill worker and they exchanged greetings as xney passed- but a few minutes later he was struck in the back by a bul- ec ine gunman fled and a search for him was ordered The bullet lodged near Lessing's heart and lit tie hODe was held for h Ted Thompson 27 of Park City was reported in a critical condition in Beaver suffering from a bullet wound--itne ieit leg and loss of blood He was shot by another nunxer wno mistook him for a deer while walking through heavy brush ine accident occurred five miles irom Beaver and Thompson nearly hied to death before medical attention could be obtained fr BULLET GLANCES Dr Arlo Allen of Provo was shot in the leg while hunting near Richfield A bullet ' which ricocheted frdom a nearbv rock was Mnmpn tr his injury His- condition is not f jsenous ' A E Johnson of Overton Nev iwas knocked unconscious when his horse stumbled and fell while he was hunting near Beaver r 5 s ! - - - ':: - - - 1 a ! WPA APPROVES PIPE PR DJEGTS One Line Will Give Better Service To West Ogden Section f Formal aonroval of two waterworks development projects to cost some $24000 and give employment to 75 men for two months has been given by the WPA City Commissioner Fred E Williams was informed to ' i Italians drive GORRAHEI - — -- u day Mr" Williams said the two 1rvhs which would be started shortly' will comprise construction of" 6550 feet of pipeline to assure a continuous supply of water to West Ogden res- aentsj stockyards canning factor-e- s and Dackins Dlants and a total ON of 5800 feet of nioeline consistine of small extensions to new struc tures and to serve streets which have (Continued from Page One) heretofore had no lines HYDRANTS INCLUDED British amabassador again over the week-en- d and gave him assurance The ifirst nroiect to cost $14149 Italy had no design on British inter- provides for water main extension ests in East Africa or elsewhere west oh Twenty-fir- st from The opening of the British parlia- Wall avenue tr D street(street and thence ment tomorrow with its certain ac- south to Twenty-fourt- h street The hate on the international situation 6550 foot pipe will be) eight inches was uppermost in the! thoughts of in diameter Fire hydrants and! various fittings and connections iwill diplomats today j They looked to Sir Samuel Hoare be included in the cost the foreign secretary for a com The WPA will supply $5179 mainpiece analysis of the British position ly for i labor but including $1000 and felt it likely Sir Samuel for material and the general waterdwell at least briefly Qn themight works fund of the city will furnish possibilities for peace the balance of $8970 for materials Claude L Coray city engineer ARMIES MASSFn As the Italian armies were massed explained that at the present there ana wiween Aduwa and Adigrat in is oniy one line to west ogaen ' Northern Tigre province for the that it? crosses under the viaduct oig pusn" southward into the in In the event of accident to the line terior an Ethiopian conimunique: is that section of the city would he suea at Its legation In t entirely cut off from the city water warned Italy against jthe "ghastly system 'o iiictiiuus pi poison gas and dum BRANCH ADDITIONS dum bullets i The other nroieofc calls for extens saId lfc riad impartial ions on Capital avenue from Tyler substantiation of Italy 'a' use of "un- to Custer on Thirteenth from fair and methods of Adams to Jefferson on Seventeenth warfare" from Childs to Kiesel on A avenue I Ghost Protects Emperor's Life ADDIS ABABA Oct 21 — (AP) — A dummy official called "Likamok-was- " will serve as a camouflaged king of kings to protect Empercr naue toeiassie irom danger when he goes to the front The chost sovereign whose full name is Ltkamokwas Haile dresses exactly lile the emperor wears a taise peara and carries an imperial red umbrella in imitation of former kings who! regarded a parasol as an indispensable adjunct to battle The umbrella was intended to attract the attention of the enemy to Likamokwas and to divert notice from the real emperor who dresses in plain - raiment and occupies a protected position while the enemv is attacking Legend has it that failure to provide such a double cost Emperor Johannes his life Riding into battle against" the fierce Mahdi dervishes of the Sudan Johannes is supposed to have carried th3 customary red umbrella but he had no shadow emperor to de ceive' the dervishes who spotted him and killed him 17000 DEATHS OCCUR SENATOR KING LEADS SERVICE Dern To Confer With Minister of War For China ABOARD LINER PRESIDENT GRANT En Route Japan Oct 21 — (AP) — Senator William H King (D Utah) led Sunday services today as members of the congressional party en route to the Philippine inauguration began to get their "sea-leg- s" senators and representatives led by Vice President Garner are aboard this ship The party will visit make a brief stop in China Japan and thsn go on to Manila in time for the inaugural ceremonies Nov 15 Forty-si- x 21-1 SHANGHAI ' Oct (APV— George II Dern American secretary oi war nere for a visit while en route to Manila f6r ceremonies establishing the nsw PhiliDoine eom- mcnwealth will go to Nanking Tues with day mgnt lor conferences Premier Wans Chine Wei and War Minister Ho Ying Chin Landing rrom tne cruiser Chester todav Dern said no problems of state would be discussed at Nanking Asked Whether "an intfimnHnnnl conference would jbe necessary to guarantee the security of the Philippines with the establishment of the commonwealth he commented: "There is no need to worry about (Continued from Pa?e OneV now The Am prim n flntr that nine-da- y a 287H and ing that period in the Philippines for ten years shocks had been recorded since the fly yet" Friday night quake He reiterated no change vni rrm Col E II Williams of the national templated in the status of the guard estimated that about 400 or American fleet in Asiatic waters as 500 refugees still were huddled bea result of the Philippines' auton neath 100 tents set up in the FERA omy temporary relief shelter The round of entertainmpnt Meanwhile the Red Cross can- planned for the American vassed the city to determine per- of war included dinner secretary tonight n? sons in need of assistant with Paul the guest of H H of minister Kung T Carlson St Louis directing the nnance oi china work : to Twenty from Twenty-fourt- h TO HELP SEEK fifth on G avenue from Twentv Senator William E Murray and Will on Jefferfourth to Twenty-fift- h John P Monaghan Congressman son from Canyon road to Fifteenth the damage and Murray on Harrison avenue from Twenty-eight- h surveyed the terming quake "one of Monto furnish to Twenty-nint- h worst disasters" said he water for the new High school build- tana's would Townsend club snecial train par by plane to Washington to ing on-- Orchard avenue north of secure go 250 delegates from northern immediate help rying Twenty iourxn Monaghan announced he had uaiirornia to the national Trm-n-The total cost will ba $9917 o which the city's portiori is $4647 for notified President Roosevelt per- send convention in Chicago will armaterials ana tne WPA $5270 for sonally of the heavy loss as well as rive in Ogden at seven o'clock Tueslabor and including $1000 "for ma calling upon the relief and federal day morning and pause here 15 housing administrations and the minutes before continuing eastward terials war department m according to word received by local U S TO HELP rauroaa men rrom San Francisco WASHINGTON Oct 21— (AP)— today: It was Drevioushr bpiipvpd Aubrey Williams acting relief and the Townsend special would nnt works progress administrator today reach here until eight o'clock instructed William Ruff corn MonPlans have been made for a lari?p tana relief administrator to give delegation of Ogden Townsend club "all aid necessary" to those affect- members to greet the Californians ed by the Helena earthquake at the Union station The train Williams said he had not fixed a will be accompanied by L P HudLOUISVILLE Ky Oct 21— CAP) definite amount of money for the son Southern Pacific representa — Hardm county officers were hunt relief and that no request for WPA tive ean j?rancisco — ing today a man listed as John allotments to clean debris had been Coffman 40 for auestionine in con received of nection with the fatal shooting of Mrs Anna Smallwood Keith 20 and 'Show-U- p' her 11 months old son Charles The mother and child died early BLACKFOOT Ida Oct 21— (AP) today at a hospital here from —The body of the victim of a wounds suffered in a blast of shot 'driver on the Yellowstone gun fire at their home in Eliza- CHICAGO Oct 21 (AP)— Adolph highway north of Shelley Saturday bethtown 50 miles from here yes was still lying in the terday Officers said the woman Anzona 28 a chauffeur for the late evening with her baby in her arms essaved "Handsome" Jack Klutas collegiate morgue here unidentified Officers are frequently combing the role of peace -- maker by stepping gangster in the hoodlum era slain between her husband and another by state's attorney's police in 1933 the country for clues to the whereman who had come to her home al objected to being' arrested He abouts of the car which struck the threatened to see Police Commis man down and killed him instantly legedly to "settle" a Quarrel sioner 'James AUman about the ar It was believed that the car would The husband Harold Keith was ana nave the officers transfer show traces of the impact Chief rest Sheriff Wei quoted by Deputy ler Hodges as saying his wife told red "all over the city" They were the man to go awav but that in unimpressed and held him for the stead he started shooting Hodges regular detective bureau showup said the assailant was described as Reno Nev courts handed out intoxicated : 13500 divorces durinsr the last four — 4 jcors ai a net cost or $7000000 -- WINDOWS BREAK AS NEW SHOCK xv-i- j f'1!011 ultra-civiliz- ed J"We take the rmnnrhmfHr hereby to warn ?£??iqUV thafc 11 they c°n-?- e I5f fuch ehmy methods — nnnrrho against ttw I! it Willi peror yV be nnssiw f Selassie the wilder section of the Ethiopian army from retaliating in some simi- - on Ita31an Wiers t0 faiU Int0 their lahnarge ?ethod PPen hand?' iU cuivw-u- modern-eauiDTj- 52J5 wit r anri ed r!' !fd2 1° the itij ai defend th mtoister of left for m iigre province the 1 "wm m the neighborhood nf 1: A communique issued in "Rome" from Opnorol j °mmander the Italten fo?ces the southern p? tor said Sultan OwSSjgg?? egg w the Sciaveli region of Ogaden Droving tea to the fascist cans : Graziani reDortPd SJSf r-- vciooer is HistrooDsisnoccf successfully the Webbe t agnerreI °h I - Jr NEWS ANDVffiWS (Conltaneajrom Pake One) i - Townsend Train j i ' AND BABY SHOT Hit and Run Body Irks Victim Unidentified I Police Gaiknd Chauffeur bT£a?s:the Flee Before One Lone Stray Cow He-Me- the "forded for rei7£m'1Ues c?eft fSJ1" actlrt- - ALBUQUERQUE N M Oct develops that all New Mexicans are not fearless cowpunchers One lone stray cow- wandering aown a Dusiness street did this: Caused two men to roll parKea cars lor safety Hurdled another who had fallen 21-- 1 It in-fligh- that has been accomplhed thankful and trtm?Cl?i10n f7 liberaUy con- - The ward is one cf the people eX r rfhmr faint and break her arm Received a police escort out town "The United States and Chile-M- rs Alexander declared "are the only two civilized countries prohibiting reliable and authentic teaching of birth control Holland through establishment of birth control clinics has had the lowest rate and the highe-- morality death scale of any nation in the world "What the human race needs is quality not quantity" the speaker declared "It is vital to our civilization and to our women that a mother have information which will enable her to space her children rather than having them forced on her as a matter of chance "Every modern and scientific method in the breeding of pure blooded cattle is presented in our universities and colleges but when it comss to a similar desire for an understanding toward a rac of healthy and intelligent children the government cays 'no' t - HOMES BROKEN UP "Lack of scientific information on the subject of birth control and the resulting fear of motherhood is the cause of more broken homes and suffering than any other one thing confronting the woman in the United ' States today" products is being carried on in dru stores filling stations and beauty parlors the speaker said "while th government refuses to end that traffic or opsn th3 d00r to ft sane sensible solutinn rvr a — touches every married woman" r- ee£nLwaa ana nded : r"1 7u by continued through the aftpmn luncheon session in Dick's cafe Dr a talk on public session was opened with an address of wpirmno l'Jnu!lLBve j wCi0 mwuaea aits and MarriS? a L Gibson GeJana on of larpf r Wherever it is—however broken the surface-free- ly un apply soothing n am the TRUSTY FLEES FROM PRISON "chances fi&0ffC£ V'llNfcW ES3 Feigning a heart attack he in Wa"er living lJ??TTS''Fy(ie to can a taxicab yiisva and rode several blocks in it before paying his fare and disappearing O'Connor a trusty was in the prison commissary helping depart- — iic mauc ais escape He Was Sfnfnnor? 4n c? t 1933 from Salt Lake nriThe City ne was arrested m x uvciaoer lajijin Ogden on a out was dismissed in small or large bottles f 2477 Ilicsc! flue Slatlo Oouingi Storage lions 321 TIIE REAL DRAFT FLAVO Nothing finer from anj'where! ' Thone 220 Wasatch Distributing Co Ogden - - ers - will HEARING IN OREGON PORTLAND Ore Oct 21 eas corpus bid for freedom from MA I!E HOT TRIP Mystic Shnne Will Take ( —Transplanted from San Francisco the hearing on Tom Mooney's hab- San' Quentin prison opens here today While Frank P Walsh New York member of the Mooney legal staff Ceremonial handled proceedings here his associate George T Davis of San Place Francisco went to Durkee Ore in Saturday — quest of new information for use in their battle to prove Mooney inSALT LAKE CITY Oct 21— (AP) nocent of the 1916 San —A scort: of novices with? Mecca as Francisco bombing Preparedness Day parade their goal will tread th burning which killed ten people — — ' sands at the annual fall ceremonial of the Mystic Shrine in thel Masonic temple here next SaturdayThe'new class including candidates Ten Ogden Members from Ogden Price Provo Helper Rail Milford and Salt Lake City villi be conducted on the initiation trek by Milton E Lipman city treasurer of SALT LAKE CITY Oct 21 — this city (AP) — Members of the women's The ceremonies will begin at four auxiliary to the Order of Railroad p m and continue through the) eve- - Conductors from Ogden Salt Lake mnf City and Provo met here today in y a school of instruction Ten new members from Ogden 10 from Salt Lake City and eight from To Provo were to be initiated today Mrs Dora Wilson president of Contest the Ogden division and Mrs Gertrude Smith president of the W Karl Hopkins and Keith Salt Lake City division assisted Mrs Wahlquist superintendents of 'tfhe Edith B Clark of Ottumwa Iowa vice president of the auxiliary in city and county schools respectively today were named a committee the school —U to meet with the state' music conV test committee in Salt Lake City Ocn tober 24 to urge that the state musia contest in May" be held in Ogden The appointments were made by Missing the board of directors of the cham ber of commerce at their regular EATTLE JOct 21— (AP)— Miss- schools weekly meeting High Field at 11 throughout the state compete an- a msince he left Boeing a on contest yesterday in the practice flight nually flyirli g the radio beam between here — : and f ortland Capt Henry Walker army flier and veteran world war Sweet Brings other pilotj and his plane were sought by army fliers today Aches Arnty planes took off from here and frtVn Fort Lewis to aid the search Captain John H Gardner — Oct21--(AP)FREMONT Neb in command of the army reserve Members of the Fremont Business jkid Captain Walker had and' Professional Women's clubs station a planned flight earned more than $60 profit for 4 their charity work but they nursed numerous aches pains and blisters 'Fined 'WhenA group of 25 spent a full day operating two gasoline filling1 staHe License tions servicing 250 cars with the understanding it would get the WASHINGTON Oct 21— (UP)— profits from the sale of gas and oil Franklin Shnider Missionary colto subur- lege studeht drove Zimmerman Leading ban police st tion toupask fora a driv- er's license esult: $12: 50 for driving without In Golf Game a Fined license Fined a like mount f6r having TWIN HILLS GOLF COURSE improper license plat2s Okla City Okla Oct 21 — (AP) — Charged with pors cn his The P G A national title rocked istration card precariously on the head of Paul uraerea to ap for trial on Runyan of White Plains N Y here Nov l today as Al Zimmerman blond Portland Ore player had the One Lad champion three down at the end of 27 holes of their quarterfinal match Join ng Auxiliary afternoon and --guards reported t ported WOUND IN HEAD BULLETS FOUND Sheriff Joseph Holbrook of Davis county today announced the discovery in a field near where J Lcr-e- n East was killed a week ago last night of a: bullet he said fits the pistol found in possession of Boyer when he was arrested a little after the shooting The bullet was found an Inch below the surface of the ground and three feet from where East's body lay Other bullets declared by police investigators to fit Eoyer's pistol were found in the bodies of the oth- two-da- Superintendents Here Urge 1 Army Airmen Search ror Aviator er three victims WASHINGTON Oct 21 — (AP) — Major General- Adolphus W Greely Arctic explorer and holder of the congressional medal of honor is dead at the age of 91 The end came yesterday after an illness of two weeks In Walter Reed hospital His tenacious hold on life during that period amazed his physicians but Greely always had been known for his tenacity With six-o- f his men he lived for four years In the Arctic until a relief expedition rescued them in 1884 On March 27 of this year congress voted him the congressional medal of honor Upon his return from the Arctic - " Pains two-ho- ur : Student Requests was severely criticized Greely Among other things he was censured for ordering the execution cf one of his men who had been stealing food from the party's pitifully meager supply Greely is survived by two sons and four daughters He was born in Newburyport Mass in 1844 - - Runyan reg-pe- Atcauy if adiitru Hunter Sentenced -To Jail Or Pay Fine Vr s lho Here's 36-ho- le chilling" LaijSKl n's yanilla ffffl££ff WATER HEMOVER MY CHOICE Am — Arctic Explorer Is Dead At Age of 91 — Charity Assorted ! I e A Ml ihefiaV A LO I MAKE X 3 rS V I if (t rnmA x r u -- -"- ne nan given no hone of anything but partial relief until sh lom famous " (Natures oi enronic consti-pauonabiliousness— years -n- ew color and from nd K b iTiMWi 2'fcf XFJttliw&wi FREE: wit?! rnometr zzlLl-ilL- - or the purchase of a 25c box oi Nft or a rvr jciq inqigeTOOn1 LO V J I I 7T f OFFICE SPACE Bear Postal Telegraph ' H Suitable for office of kind Includes half of window display on Washington avenue Fta 212 cr 2200 TH i ± rn 33 1 j Remov- er The big flexible top roll and firm bottom roll wring all garments evenly dry-- an Maytag feature The enclosed drain reverses itself — — ex-elusi- ve t and there are many other features that any woman will appreciate See the finest washer Maytag ever built the Model 30 with lifetime square tubThe price is also attractive cast-aluminu- m Maytag oh deferred payments Og-de- for homes or i Lirr'rn J t I' 1 FEDERAL HOUSING ACT Now includes Maytag tcashers on the list for government aid Any Maytag may be had equipped with gasoline Multi-Motwithout electricity i I Visithe Maytag dealer and see how easy it is to own a © - of No other washer removes water from clothes like the Maytag Roller "Water Finds Relief X he was more cheerful after her departure They discussed past experiences and made no mention of plans for his defense the guards re- J IIALF-GALLO- N JUGS — the beer with located Charles M Fickert former district attorney who prosecuted Thomas J- - Mooney for the 1916 San Francisco Preparedness Day bombing and that Fickert declared he still believed Mooney was guilty "It is close to' 20 years now since Relief society women I prosecuted Mooney" the ExamMr Wilson was a retired section iner Fickert as saying ( quoted foreman of the Union'Pacific rail- "Nothinghas developed since to road and an honored member of the change my opinion that he was club" no r SALT LAKE CITY Oct 21 — AP) —The body of George Reich 23 of this city rested in mother earth today while his alleged slayer Pascal L Boyer paced his cell in the county jail awaiting preliminary hearing on a charge of first degree murder in connection with the death of a "woman who was killed the same night Reich was fatally shot Funeral services for Reich fourth victim of a wild night of gunplay -- 7 m Davis county a week ago wereA f held in the Elks club here yester- - f aay axternoon and burial in City cemetery followed Reich died Thursday night of a bullet wound in the head which he received while motoring near Bountiful shortly after Mrs Blanche Nelson and Mr and Mrs John L East all of Devis county were shot and killed October 13 The slayer of the three was accused of firing at random while driving along the later his death-dealihighway bullets striking several cars and wounding another youth in addition to Reich Boyer alias George hi Rutledge was arrested shortly after the shootings and arraigned in Bountiful last week on a charge of killing Mrs : Nelson Mrs Boyer Tisited him yesterday i Also in EaQUEB SAN FRANCISCO Oct 21 — (AP) — The Examiner today said it had 6jwtse wftSBM sA-'- OF GUNBURIED Fickert Prosecutor In Case Alleged Murderer Appears Holds To Opinion of More Cheerful After 20 Years Wife's Visit guilty" G FOURTH VICTIM ATTORNEY SAYS Funeral services' for William Samuel Wilson were held Sunday afternoon in the L D S Echo chapel under direction of Evanston lodge No 4 F and 'A Ml Those officiating for the order were Worshipful Master G W Que Senior Warden A A Benson Junior Warden John Pribosky and Chaplain Will ' Haines Musical numbers were given by a quartet comprising' Henry Herman Charles and Frank Weber There was a large attendance of friends and relatives - The Masonic officers officiated at the graveside Flowers Were carried by the Echo J fv Use MONEY GUILTY on vegeble laxative gently stimulates the entire In treating: children's colds don't take i For Retired Foreman Old-Tim- If ff- - SPOKANE Oct 21 — (AP) f—' When eight-year-o- ld Francis Wei-mamother told him to soap ids ears well Francis obeyed— and h6wl Emergency hospital attendants f reGlen Hart of 519 Canyon road moved several sizeable pieces of soap was convicted of unlawful posses-sessi- from his ears CAT m m — of a pheasant last week today i — H (AP) — Clyde O'Connor' 24 servine was sentenced to serve 50 days in Tracks were not of standard lor roDoery es jail or pay $100tofine He was given gauge on early railroads Each sec V caped from the Utah state until Tuesday decide whether he tion of the country set its om (T will appeal V a Won prison standard Jfl guard X ty ilie ac nim lor fear AV vt v iwbwxig men worning nearby TH E HK-WO-ULD vitalitfrS to MmU'S RELIEF from 800 to 1000 Sunday school ?Unay attend t Caused Miss Lillian p hit-and-r- n - Bood surce Distinguished by Its Clean Crisp Taste - Ward 5tru The speaker declared that one out of every three women in this country resort to illegal operations to avoid motherhood These Cases result in 17000 deaths each year and 200000 infants are born dead or die shortly after birth as a result of efforts to avert parenthood on the part of women unable to obtain proper information from a reliable gavs a reP°rt Arrive Hour Earlier itff'110 xniuiti tunvention "4 statement j?ejE?tl"e' uVmensely natedby all think nTASLZ1 — xo come" years - c sent S000 of his YOUNG MOTHER tv Services Conducted RTH CONTROL — I mi in r to buvrs ' G READ & BROS CO TU Utah J 1IUI1C 11 Substores at Morgan Eri£ham and Trenzcnton Utah and 31alad Idaho lid " The' Mavtag Company " - f Manufacturer " i 7 Fnttndfd 1S93 NtetonV Iotea ( |