| Show t ? r I 6 A Pm (Continued From IRKS TRADES IARAMIE Wyo May 27 NP) discoveries which roll batk the curtain of history to an epoih 50 000 000 year? ago when il the Larame plans were a swamp wcie announced today bv the geology department of the University of Wyoming The fragments include the jaw bone of a tiny four-toe- d "dawn horse” the ancestor of the modern equine family and an animal resembling the hippopotamus known as the corypimdin A high school student Robert Stevenson of Laramie made the valuable finds on Cooper cieek west of the city The geology department announred and later Investigations disclosed fine deposits of fossil plants The discoveries will be sent to the American museum of nat-al histoiy in New York for fuither Identification Two) ticipation In business— and is by tem-pament the strongest of Individual- — ists 4 BERLIN IJP) — Middle class Gentians who keep shops or engage in small in dustries after being nurtured for several years on the milk of nazi campaign speeches are beginning to de mand meat Some of these resolutions mention campaign speeches made by Adblf Hitler and other party leaders when the chancellor was trudging the tong road from Munich's beer cellars to the Wilhelmstrasse No Outward Slim Without showing outwaid signs of it the big industrialists who depend upon domestic markets for considei able of their business are trying to stiffen the government to resist the "attempts to curtail the department stores and retail chains Their Interest lies in the difference "between billing one house for 100000 pairs of rubbers and getting prompt "payment or tn selling and billing 20- OoQ corner shops for five pairs of rub bers each and taking chances on the ‘ credits Dr Felix Pinner one of the nation’s leading writers on economics in the Berliner nazi controlled Tagcblntt argues that the time for dissolution of big business enterprises hadn’t ar rived ‘Erroneans Belief “ Similarly Der Deutscher organ of Ahe Catholic trades unions described the movement as based on an ‘‘erroneous economic belief which would tend to protect lazy or Incompetent shopkeepers Dr Pinner's article a lengthy one that decentralization of the argued -large commercial combinations was ' no more practical today than was the splitting up of the federal railway system He added “The enmity against the large con-- I cerns which now is so strong because of political evolution must not be al lowed to tear apart functioning or ganizations before the strength and plans are available to set up something tn their places “It simply is not sound to press po litleal channels to carrv through demands under the guise of political action “A political svstem desirous of eco nomlc success as well dare not disturb conditions until It has something fun- damental upon which the new con “ struction can begin " -- c Astronomy Is the oldest of the scl ence Mexico Line Gales Open Day Nilil GLOW TREPARA-TION- Tt pnln ROr LEMON Cork Ears eoa CAS-TII- — 69c Bam1 tl 65c Pond’s Creams 5QcE Cream JT $1 Ingram’s weed Cream 25c Kleenex capa amir cnaaplot 19c SUN CAPS !i 25c and 19c SUN GOGGLES Nook or or type iahi ptfUrltt fee ter 19c Le&fr— Automobile Ttpea Sin 29c UtM( Otto Clam Golo— Uht weight tdjuttoblo m44U oh brtofo Comfortable to wear Box Bronnlc PtctMto else I'diU $129 IporUi fktaro f Slue ti 35c Mum 25c 3Je Cute 27 Preparations 84c 3ie lr M)4P no AUC lOOTH PASTE OKI IS Terr ( Free) ANTIsirriC— ft ‘UU I LX ROAP — (Jg Saw 4 for 25c ASc q 34c PASTE I Oc MILBl SOAP fl1inf Iiy It Jirrr r m -- f pi In kninx- dr Tlir I Ih 4 19C for MAY 28 1933 rt ( in by mal k ui nd II nil film jui fen “'f "t - ‘ ’ Chicago in Drive DOES To Wipe Out Gangs (Salt Lake Tribune-Chlcag- Tribune Service ) The mayor’s plan of purging the labor unions involves the transfer of jurisdiction over these unions from their present leaders to the American Federation of Laboro William Green president of the American federation! has agreed to come here for conferences with the mayor and state’s attorney on the plan First of the unions singled out for cleansing ls the Chicago Teamsters’ union an outlaw oiganization since 1907 now run ostensibly by John Sheridan a veteran labor organizer Sheridan is declared to have mainhis authority principally tained through the awesome influence of Three Fingered White and Klondike O’Donnell and the state’s attorney has declared he must abdicate GIRL SCOUTS NAME LEADER Diide ’ Bustlers Escape I to Bed Haired Family Puts Town on Map S250 (101 D ( ROWNS and llKg SILUR FILLINGS ruin Unbreakable Natural Gum NEW LOW FRICE3 Color Plate— or oat ur faltir ItrrullTK rnriT rii and DEPENDABILITY COUNT? LET’S NOT FORGET THAT Does Count! Worthwhile Principles Have Not Changed Honesty in Business and Quality Merchandise Are Still Appreciated FOR 23 YEARS THE GRANITE FURNITURE CO has forged ahead by being TUSH He Speclaliie In AH Make of Flair— Including the Roofless Plat r mgiiion(ham nm most ft ATI' kvaullfttl plit pos alhle t produce using an altrarttva in man bate error d with natural pink rukhar Hold Pin Telh — Of ARAN Tiri ni V FRFMONT Neb C (UT)- -J Kerrigans family of red headed ehil dren is putting Premont on the Ne bravka holastic map Mary 12 possessor of flaming red lot ks won the Nebraska school spell ng grade hainpnmship and her brother John Jr (umrxrd the trie for original ora torv in the Nebrnrka distriit of the National lorrnsic league Roh will compete for national honntx John Jr also is football star and editor of his high (c hoot newpaper S lT Muoiflnns Opposed Foreign Arliuls To Han on to as both dependable merchandise and price have never deviated In our determination from the very beginning of this business to carry W’e We sell merchandise made by nationally known factories of high standing Ho Doubt Thsre’s About It! J 130 Stylish itl W LIVING ROOM SUITES ON DISPLAY sure to please you We are and SAE YOU MONEY the same applies to Dininr Room and Bedroom Furniture And feature the Simmons Rome and the Beds Springs and Mattresses W'e Round Oak Ranges Dexter Washers Norge and Grunow Refrigerators Armstrong Linoleums d Rugs and Carpets Phileo RCA Victor and Atwater Kent Radios Blgelow-Sanfor- Fuller’s Paints and Wall Papers Many Other Trustworthy Lines I IfiOf HERE IS SOMETHING FOR YOU TO CONSIDER Everybody Is Talking About Prices 0 Going Up — muil from factories advises us lo this Daily effort— and newspaper reports from nil over the country hark it up 30cSalHena!ica ICs ! E 4 for 22c (V 2 for lie SO 18c Broken Plates Repaired In 3 Hours value Houhlgant Dusting Powder In Qurlquet lleurs Ideal and B01 Dormant In a "heavenly blue" metal base box embellished with a colorful floner basket 1 1 M IT I I) I OK A TIME Ft y a ONLY supply for A $1 30 ni n d $750 d limine ss through- out (lie stimmrr 98c j Oil weU-om- og-il- PARIES’ INC Ci dfetldw Phone Wasatch 7782 and Rtsta Opr-n- ll Sund-—- nil kina 111 lit ll Mi I II P II S Cllll Mill m fnr people who worhl p m tn muons aui auk mm (Heinf grrii) S m Aaeharh I !t I I e buying ahead for all departments to its feel pro- against radical price advances as well as national and state sales taxes that go into effect June 1st We make It pleasure you to shop here and for re- iterate— WE 8 E YOU MONEY 1 farmer near here found On It bark he re ‘ed carved I) e Initial 'll J " and the da'e ’ISIS" ) firmm (mm added h Cun lnlta 1 and ”1912" Re en'ly Mm mcUnn pke vp Oe me ter H a tew da' on l's rapm Uxu H bkwnd kuned again terfapn rel - customers CARA El) TERRAPIN BIT! RNS W YAVDOnr M IV 27 Mb— OKI Twvt tyonc vests go James we-- e V The Granite has been 1 MINNEAPOLIS May 27 UP)- -A pmptual to tax or debar biieign mu molarus as a protective meavuie to American artists was rejected today National of Music Federation by ciidm in biennial convention The federation adopted a all foreign decreeing that It ’ art U to Amerua as heretofore but that American artU bo g ven equal t re un on arlGt nea ’’ k FURNITURE AND HOME FURNISHINGS OF QUALITY AND REPUTATION Rope Get Prison WORK jgc team SI 50 f-K- T UK Oo 11 ( pi rORCFLAIN FILLINGS 49 i Tur Ww I 14 inch GIFTS FOR TIIE GRADUATE wain nxroRii humun pn am rrxi it ix itrat i in l $275 ikx wrrnwx rm stmx rrx axn rrxni nrr row Ainu on mi $375 FJPM)ntT 101(11 real good koll 33 29c e A h hoodCHICAGO May lums are being subjected to the most severe castigation they have experienced since the fedeial government sent Al Capone to Atlanta peniten tiary more than a year ago Muyor Edward J Kelly and State’s Attorney Thomas J Courtney have joined hands with United States Attorney Dwight II Gi een on a program designed not only to rid the city of rac keteers during A Century of Progress exposition but to make the reform permanent While the United States attorney has been hammering at the big time gangsters with the powerful weapon of income tax evasion which pushed Capone Into Atlanta Mayor Kelly and have State 8 Attorney Courtney worked out a definite plan to divorce the gangsters from their most lucra tive present racket — the exploitation of labor unions and trade associations — a racket they have squeezed harder and harder since the legalization of beer cut down their bootlegging reve nues Progress Already Made Substantial progress has alreadv Mrs Isaac Edinger been made With a standing order Montana Wins Region by Chief of Detectives William Schoe maker to arrest all hoodlums on sight Chairmanship and send them into court to disgorge some of their hoards for legal defense fees three of the city s principal pub lie enemies are reported taking an POCATELLO Idaho — Mrs Isaac economical rest cure at southern re- Edinger Divide Mont was elected sorts Saturday morning as Tegional chairOf the trio reported out of town man of the Rocky Mountain region Murphy (The Camel) Humphries and of Girl Scouts at the final sessions W llliam (Klondike) O’Donnell are re- of the filth annual conference held ported stopping at Hot Springs Ark here Mrs Edinger succeeds Mrs E while a tmrd desperado associated M Bagley Salt Lake Butte Mont with them in the labor union rackets was chosen for the 1934 convention James (Fur) Sammons is said to be city Mrs Ralph D Roberts Pocatello acquiring a tan in the senutropical sun at Havana Cuba was reelected vice chairman of the Their absence however has not regional committee with Mrs Morbeen entirely carefree While thev gan H Wright Butte Mont secreare away Mavor Kelly and State's tary to succeed Mrs R B Porter Attorney Courtney have broken uplSalt Lake the Trucking and Transportation Mrs Bagley Salt Lake was elected agency locally known as the T N T to the national board of directors and P C Nicolavscn Casper Wyo whereby thev aie lit hexed to have-Mrbeen lewing above $1 000 000 a year was recommended for reelection to m rom ‘he trucking of coal that board and other cotnmod tics The session at which the elections were made was presided over by Mrs Gun Toter Sentenced To assure the permanent extinction Henry J Plumhoff Salt Lake in the of the TNT the mayor and states Memorial building Other features on Saturday’s proattorney served notice that the weak or corrupt union leaders who pro- gram consisted of a report of national Mrs P C vided the "scenery for 1h £11S nomination committee by "Values of Nicolaysen Casper Wyo must quit and that the several ness men who profited bv the gang Girl Scout Camping” Miss Teresa rontrol at expense of smaller competi Carter New York assistant director tors must “get religion or go to jail " of the national field division "Day Another cause of anxiety among the Camping ad Hiking" Miss Olga field executive for the absentees was the conviction last Carlson and “The week of another Important figure tn Rocky Mountain region the labor rackets their allv William Camp Program" Miss Edith Tweedy director at Butte (Three Fingeigd Jack) White who local The last session was held at 2 p m got a year in jail for gun toting White whose past exploits include under the direction of Mrs E M Bag retiring regional chairman bank and payroll robberies and the ley of policemen displayed con Round table discussions of council shooting (Copyright 1933 New York siderable trepidation when he stepped and committee members and troop Tribune Inc ) befoie Judge James lardy to hear leaders were held his sentence and shook like a victim of palsy Alter sentence was imposed however his attorney W W Smith procured his rflease on his former bail of $10 000 pending an appeal to the Illinois supreme court whereupon MARLBOROUGH Conn (IT)— White was reported to have left the SALINAS Cal (UP) — Cattle generation are The Marlborough Tavern which did ritv Chief Schoemaker has reiterated thieves of the pre-ea flourishing business 1 score of years orders to rearrest White each time completely devoid of the romance of before the Revolutionary war has he appeared In public hoping there- the early day cattle rustlers accord been refurnished and reopened with by to deplete hs wallet through legal mg to Arthur Hcbbron president of the California Cattle Protection scr fees the revival of the beer trade vice Claim Public Inflamed The old tavern where soldiers Hcbbron only smiled at a report gathered in the Revolutionary days IIls colleague Humphries and two and which later served as a commu other Capone stalwarts August Gus) that One of the 48 cattle rustlers serving sentences In San Quentin and Eol a nity center and a town jail is owned Winkler and Charlie Fishchetti som prisons knew how to ride a horse by the Connecticut Society of Colo- cousin of Capone had prev lously gone Cattle rustlers of today use automo nial Dames of America through the same experience being d boatj accordlng Under the management of Mrs convie'ed of gun totmg bv Assistant bM find Elizabeth G Van Pattern the old bar State’s Attorney Charles S Dougher utbjron A few weeks six rustlers were has been restored In the tap room tv Each has an appeal pending at convicted here ago to and sentenced this time — the first time In the history of DEATHS GAIN In each case defense attorneys In prison a convicted Monterey county that TORONTO Ont (UP)-T- be can trodured the extraordinary defense rustler had escaped lynching cer mortality rale In Canada and the! that the defendant could not get United States for the first three f ur trial producing bails of new spa months of 1933 was 7 fl per cent above per c'ippings to show that the public that for the same period In 1932 It was ’ inf amrd ” In none of the trials is pointed out bv the bureau of dd the defense law ers rac-- the Issue statistus of an International life in of whether the alleged "inf amma suranre company thnt the cancer mor turn ‘was justficd but In all cases lality rale rue nearly 8 per rent last they seem to be relying fur reverse' recentvrar and if conditions do not rhange'of the convictions on the refusal of BFRLIN (UP) — Dortmund fur the rest of 1933 a like Increasejthe presiding judge to grant a post ly has established a "race bureau" which will be devoted exclusively to will be shown ponement or change of venue research In eugenics One of the bureau’s greatest tasks will be to Investigate the racial affll lation of applicants for governmental and munlnpal offices In a statement recently the bureau head declared that invevtigation of At t h to modern dnt1 offtr w n9tr tr racial affiliation however is only a tight f th grat rponlblltt? that densmall task of the bureau In future tal arirnr ImpetPt Oar prartira conform It wilt have to supervise the enforce to !ht ttrktoat mlr of prnfttalnnat ar-fi- c ment of certain specific laws soon to Th tint 1 health romei first nd be promulgated which In essence forerarHt will forbid marriagej between Aryan tXAMIN ATIOSI rftES and non Aryan persons COLD INLA1S 2 op 12 inch loom Me a ftld 16c MOON for Util money 25(0 PALMOi four Tonga dr reasanis in North Caucasus Leaders in Labor Racket Driven From City Penalized for Failure Cleansing to Be Made Permanent Playground Balls AxritttN 54e Peau Doux GOLF BALLS llarwlilit 33c loom paste k GOOD HEALTH ' p-trf- SI 10 (or ni 23 79 19 H 50 Kotor Rak Hair Restorer SI 09 $150 Goldman’a Hair Restorer SI 19 75c Wyeth’a Nage and Nalphur 49 KOLVSON DTNTAL t HI AM oJC ban no ANimmu T ABLETA—lti Hulls Leaf nifht lru pul tint Ihe equal ( $Y U( rrroxide 50 SI (Vrtifiei Golf 33c Henna Powder pkg 35r for 3 1100 Blonde 25c Golden Glint $149 FrPMtINT 29 1 29$ 18-- I porta)— Llslerlna ' if German City Sets Up Race Bureau Pennylvania 34c 50e Amelita Face Powder 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MfKin B A Wll ba 33c 39c N: 28c 79c FacePowderrr: ISM NO I built Sturdily 75c Claanxlng Tissues 500’s 33c 33c 50c Jergen’s Lotion 60c Campana s Italian Balm 43c 50c Hind’s Gream33c 35c Frostilla Lotion 2 for 49c 29c 50c Hiitrose’T’ Lotion 25eG!fcerine&BosQ¥aier 16 Drtt Lotion Route 29c 50a 29c 50c All Purpose Talcum 16c 25c Mavis Talcum SUN VISOR for Tennis Rackets eol- - n or wfeito Cm) comfort bio How 79c TUESDAY Cold Cream FOR SPORTS WEAR Mi Un 7M Free SPECIALS Capet rtaUs — Napkins — Tabla 10c Towel TUESDAY PICNIC SETS r'e2 MILSIF1FD COCOAMT OIL SHAMPOO— With 29r DE LUXE J rorr SEAT PADS 50c of Magnesia prieo ALTOMOBIL1 ItKR-KLEE- at lilk Phillip’s E Ban dean with each bottle of Jocur Wave Set 50c SHAMPOO — (With Shamnoo ( ape Free) at this afford on to 1 “r i - Beer Reopens Famed Tavern FREE — Dlrlgold Hair S Remover Orange-woo- d Sticks I etc I lila PICNIC JUGS Crwk-llaa- d industry The "must" has an additional pur pore If within any industry some one unit ts unwilling to conform Ls unwilling to cooperate in making and abiding by rules devLsed by the in dustry as a whole if some individual corporation or Individual cuts pmes nr cuts wages or otherwise practices unfairness then the recalcitrant will be compelled by the government administrator to get In line At that' point the government administrator will take the club of pnwerfrom the (obweln behind the door Probably this will not often be necessary pos sibly never Ihroughout the war with every industry and plant In the (ountry under more stringent control there were than is only two ociasions when the war industries bonid felt obliged to e the club Use of the dub Is not inevitably neies-arBut existeme of the club not so It is is essential much for puneshment of the bad as As it for protection of the good was put by l)i rnurd M Baruch ad nunLstrator of President Wilsons war industries board ‘Those willing to agree through high mindednesii those willing to practice a voluntary self governing dLscipline must know that the gov eminent has some control with actual teeth some disciplinary power to apply to the recalcitrant or the un willing ” nine-tenth- s — Polish IntaUled ei -- GALLON Pint : - J- al rases the government adminntrator will lay down a code of rules for that 8am MOON Sa " - u-- ui NAIL II - Let no one doubt that the control of the industry bill will give and the to Work Farms administrator of it will possess very groat power — what General Johnson says goes This bill has a "gut to But the nature of the power is aptly MOSCOW (UP) — Food rations ere described by a phrase which came to the lips of I’i evident Woodiow being used In the North Caucasus the Wilson at the time the waitime con most recalcitrant province In agra trol of Industry was being devised1— rian Russia as a weapon to keep the the phrase has remained to this day during the spring peasantry at a familiar quotation among those lieu sow Ing campaign tenants of Wilson who managed the war Tltf power Is "a club behind Additional rations of 3 1 2 ounces tiie door" not to be used if use of of cereals and equally microscopic it can be avoided but always within increases In other products were reach of the administrator and more promised officially to exceptionally important always picsent m the minds of those business mi n who me hard working peasants in a decree obliged to lealie that either they In the same way food allotments must coopt rate along lines springing were ordered reduced and other punrs— themselv fiom sub or voluntarily ishments Imposed on those who fail mit to oidei- - issued by tjie govern to accomplish the assigned quota of ment admmistratoi sowing The same decree declared that Spirit Everything "obviously there ls not a sufficiently In such a government tontrol of strong fight against elements which indu try as we are now about to em sabotage the sawing and its quality" baik on the spirit of the admlnistra m north Caucasus It cited particu The bill larly the Kuban Cossack regions — SAN DILCO Cal May 27 hV)— tor is almost everything the sarfie districts from which mass William H Ellison collector of cus- contains a ' may” and a "must" It Is expulsion of the entire population octoms for the Mexican bolder region to be operated just so far as possible curred this year — as the most backof southern California received a through the "may"— but the "must" ward telegraphic order from Secretary of ls always there Four large districts were punished the Treasury Woodln today directing What will happen ls that the gov for backwardness in sowing by the that international gates at San Ysi eminent admlnistraUir (General w ithdrawal of seeds loaned to them by Czsn of Industry dro and Calexico be opened 24 hours Johnson firesumnbly) will send for the government In effect this leaves a day beginning June 1 the kadeis of one industiy after an The function of the man (presum the affected dLstricts without the pos Ellison said no explanation of the other Probably the first will be ably Geneial Hugh S Johnson) who isibility of sowing at all and face to Qrder was given Until last year the the great industries which compose the control dace with serious food shortage next gate at San Ysidro between heie and some 70 per cent of the whole steel will be administrator Tijuana Mexico was closed fmm 6 and iron coal oil the motor Indus of industry bill after it is in effect year From such decrees reaching Mos p m until of the func cow an outside observer Recently It has trv and one or two others The ad will be as to pieces to been open until 8 p m ministrator will probably deal with to those voluntarily gether a picture of sowing under con A controversy over border do Ing the already existing tiade association Honing similar created obeved ditions of food shortage and voluntarily official hours has been tn progress for two in each Industry To them the ad who have become familiar threats and unstinting force In places decades with church organizations ministrator will say In effect "Get “tzars’' In various indusfnes notably Will like the Kuban region Usewhere the and certain business men asking for together agree among youi selves on in the movie industry Judge picture is far moie favorable with a minimum wage hours of labor and Hays early closing hours Kenesaw M Landis In the — shall we sowings considerably farther ad other regulations which are practica say baseball Industry7 To the defer vanced than last year at this time ble in your particular Industry " Kansas May Get Fjfty rnce voluntarily paid to these heads The self determined rules thus artheir respective industries add President Roosevelt calls "the 10 per Million Under New Bill rived at will in probably 19 times bv of government and we cent that wishes to be unfair tn any the out of 20 be approved by the gov- have power the function of the admlnistra industry" to obey the regulations laid administrator — approval tor over all Industry set up by the down TOPEKA Kan Mav 27 (UP)— ernment 90 per cent who wish Kansas mav get some $50 000 000 un- there must always be With this ae pending bill On the one side the to be by the fair der terms of the federal public work-bil- l compltshed the industry can be off administrator Is supposed to be sym General Johnson expected - to be Harry Daibv state highway di- to go its wav toward the resumption pathetic to business to understand it the government admmistia’o’wa of larger activity which ls Ihe essen rector said today to hold and the conviction that regu one of the prmcpal administrators of He reported receipt of Information Itial aim of the new regime Among lations practicable for the control of the wartime control of industries from the national capitol that Kan- other advantages each industry Is any industry can best be made bv 1917 '18 That experence alone is sas would draw nearly $10 000 000 for permitted to suspend the limitations those w ho indu-t- i v the in to make him (along with a partii ipate enough road woik and other projects might of the antitrust art— and that pml On the other side the adni'nistratur very few who were ha associates) aggregate between $25 000 000 and 'lege alone should help much toward has his official exLstence only on the the best equipped man now available increase of volume of business at fair assumption that industries cannot be $40 000000 the war against depression As it (or for prices accompanied by fur wages permitted to agree upon and practice happens one of Geneial Johnson's FIRM IN Rt 0 EI t RSI1IP labor among themselves conditions which associates in the w ar industries board “Must" of BUI TOPFKA Kan May 27 (UP)-T- he of the antitrust was George N Peek and Mr Peek include suspeit-ioBankers' Moitgage company of ToAll that Ls the "may" of the bill law except bv consent of the gov is now the principal administrator went Into if But peka receivership today any Industry is unwilling or lernment To give this consent where of the other measure alieadv in ef of Richard Ls United J to unable Judge Hopkins agree upon its own self the consent proper is a large part feet the farm relief bill which sets States district cou named C B discipline (within the area of the of the function of the admin strator up over "processors” of farm crops Dodge Salina and N J Ward Belle broad social purpose) then the ‘must’ Added to this Is the power on the part i millers packeis spnners and the ville receivers comes into effect In such exception of the administrator to require what like) the same kind of control that the “control of industry” bill set up over all Industry The two in their personality and bv their experience — not only their wartime experience but their careers in private buatne's — to a make satisfactory job of It ought Our prevent war againtt depression seems fortunately headed jeml-tiopic- and Industries Shopkeepers Ask Dissolution Smallt Lrt ij! A' t $4l High School Boy Proposed Bill to Control Industry RUSS ENFORCE Finds Valuable Marks New Era in U S Government FOOD RATIONS Fossil Remains IN GERMANY ’life e JV)- TITE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING BIG BUSINESS I rf FURNITURE I9H I avt 21 si CO South Hi v h |
