Show I - 1 - r—m -- 1 tITAlt—linsettled Tuesday fair 'Wednesday ' MAHO NEVADA4Tair Tuft day Wednesday ' WYOMING —Unsettled Tues: day Wednesday o ' e WEATHEk FORECAST sa 7L I Iti '''1- ' - R- - -- A -- - : cr- n I k ‘ It li - ' ' :!: " '' ' ""14"L--- —4 I'' - - :'"'"1r: 1 i Cntered et the Poetottlee at $alt Lake City ea Second-Cla- m kilter 129 NO 10 - - '1 - 4 John I f 4 p ' t IIII tik " i ''‘ l : 4 '' - 1 WASHINGTON April These Republican senators and congressmen who have been fancying that in Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt and her multifarious activities they had found a vulnerable point of attack on the president and the new deal changed their minds tonight as they pondered the sad fate of their colleague from Minneso Senator Thomas)) Schell Never was a gentleman sil pposedly schooled in the art of politics and political controve sy so neatly and precisely cut Ilta! pieces as was the bombastic s first cl?: tol by the With clarity and good natu of IIhighly appreciative audie ce oose40 newspaper women Mrs velt read Schall's attack Øn her furniture factory and t en demolished his charges p int by point with an effectiveness that was almost cruel leit Misses Appointment Schell I of First she accused -b' lacking courage-lhis attack describing how support she had personally telephoned him a request for en interview to which he acceded only to fail to arrive though she waited for him 30 minutes past the hour fixed Crisply she explained that the $25000000 furniture factory at Reedsville W Va "so abhorrent to the senator was to cost only $600000 andwasn't to make fur- niture at all but postoffice lock the senator's igno- ranee she attributed his attack' on her own Hyde Perklurniture fac- tory for charging "litre times theprice of similar furniture produeed by other factories" "My factory at Hyde park furniture" she Makes explained sweetly "Had the sen ator known anything about fur- niture he would have known by examining a piece why my :Intl- boxes" P — 4 — To hand-mad- ' - - - e Jure costs MOM" Line by line With 'remorseless good humor Mrs Roosevelt pursued the Schell creed branding every accusation in it literally false and disclosing that neither she nor her three partners in the' Hyde Park enterprise had' ever received it penny interest on their investment 7 ' - - Approprilitely thil unique' interview which disclosed a first lady of the land besting a United States senator took place in the midst of displays of handiwork by the Reedsville miners and other relief groups aided by the C W A FER A and the subsistLast ence homestead division week of Course entirely unaware of the impending Schell blast Mrs Roosevelt hau arranged to hold her press conference in the commerce building' near the displays so that newspaper women could get a better idea of the work done While Mrs Roosevelt cut the senator to bits in a corner of the auditorium almost commerce within the sound of her voice tourists vere admiringly inspecting a model of a subsistence homestead a demonstration of the hand looms used by the jobless coal miners' wives and the furniture made by the miners for the homesteads Later Mrs Roosevelt did her bit for unemployed C W A artists by taking her conference to a C W A art exhibit at the Corcoran Art gallery and announcing that she had selected 31 C W A pietures to hang permanently in the White House - v - st - MW The World's By Apsoeittted N'evvs ' 1 - t - BI--- I DRIVE PLANS Pm BIG MEETING - - -- Solons at Gathering ' maanotwaditiv s 0 - "1111 Congress Bloc Defies Roosevelt in Fight for Mandatory:Bill: - S 50a 437c Nisei Zinc lbstriamessr Copper t13130 42be 14e4 ' - 1 18 : PAGES-:FIV- CENTS-- - E 17N - ' SHIT' e" ' :1' ' er Move entt' i POSSES PRESS Of: ON HEELS OF HA- t 1 I i - - ':-- : -- 1 - - - TRADE WAR TartilATCti7t1T' 417Tr'fl Cl V FY 111110 ' rr JOU VIV klil :L1 Tilki ' 11-- : ---— of - Warning Against Teo nomic Nationalism' I st ' 4 : Seeret-ary-es'ou- Women from all parts of the state an- will participate in the forty-firnual convention of the Utah Fed- eration—ofViromen'sclubsWhich ' - '' HULL CITES -- - — ' — ' - ' f'l '1: ' ' ' Foils Feder-a- l :Trap - 1 f as Outlaw Injuries -- '::':::::::: ' Two Die Four Suffer - - ' '::: ADDRESSES- - API-ME- N :: ' opens Tuesday continuing through : ':i!?:4 I and Thursday " Wednesday ' The convention promises to be one 0: 1i 1::W ::::::::i':':::i ''::::::: :3 : ''':: '' '" of the most elaborate and coMprei::::: :is of Intetnationat Expansion : ::::::::::::::::z:::: hensivi gatherings in the history of i:: Is: i ' ' '''4::' the organization '':k'::::: Business Termed Key ' All sessions Tuesday will be held ' i 4 I ::!0‘:i:::::::::-4:t!:t:!::in the ballroom at the Newhouse hof::i:':': :::vi:::::::::-:!:: ::::5:::::: ::::::::::: :::::::1:: to World Recovery I ::i::i:::::'i'::::::::: :::'' tel except a tea at 4 p m which '!:: :: :::'::: 4:: ?:J ':: ::: :::':: :::':: ' 1' Will be held in the Union building !:!:::::: Illi at the University of Utah and a "presi:5: By Associated Press :: dents' night" meeting which will be ::: ':':' ':: ' vo NEW YORK April 1:: : -held at 7:30 p in in the Assembly teaseled DK it Associated Press) ' ig:::::::::'""c '':: '' as of as hall on thó Tabernacle grounds' well ::: of ' the nation MERCEIti Wis 'April 23—John the future ' t: 1 7 ' :::: Mrs 'llobOta Garripbell La wson'of 44' ' ::::::: :' k :':::::: :1:'' ::::k::: i ::!: 1 the wotld depends on restoration and is!: heart and Dillinger withhate in his ''::: Tulsa Okla of -- 1 -Womanretident :: Sec$ ':':' i':: ' !::': ':': 7 :::i:' murder on tis trigger linger—WaS7expansion of international trade 's the General pFederation ' ' " " ':::::: (411" ::':: ::4: ' ::::: l !:::i somewhere in the wilderneu of north- ' clubs who will deliver addresses '" 77"-retary of 'S tate Cordell Hull sounded i'l ::f! l' :1 eco:yd ::: a ':!:::':'74:s'::: "extreme :c the federation warning before today against Wednesday ern Wisconsin tonight' a grim posse '— ::'"::-nomic nationalism" 'i::::'':'': is scneduled to arriVe ' hard on his heels after be bad blazed ii'P" 1-disa4 continued :: it :::s "If ::: 4 apells :::' long :::::i:: I Tuesday ' L e:4:::42::: :::' his 'way out of a police trap leaving : ster" h! said adding that economic ::':5::::::::::::::::::::: 1 ::: Tree Planting Sell ed ulei! wounded dead ot bitterness four entwo and "because the :::0-::etrife ' '') 1 'Complimentary to Mrs Csmpbell He bad vanished out of a beleag:: :::::j gendered" leads directly to competia blue spruce Utah's state tree will t :N1armaments and opens the road to uered Wisconahl resort lut night with five cerewith be planted t L appropriate 1 his quick shooting first lieutenant :A::::fi bankruptcy and war ''''''''"-- -' ' mony at the University of Utah cam::::i::?i: Hull speaking before z! t ' ::': John Hamilton and live of his out- Secretary ' ' W C Mrs pus Tuesday afternoon law band after be had taken posses- :'''7:::::::::::':!::'-':::publishers and others gathered at the t event the i:::: Hurd will have charge of ' ':: annual- - luncheon qf the Associated sion of the place and mounted a ma 4'1::'':: 4:30 o'clock which will take place at : ' ' :'4-' Press said the problems of interna:' I ::::': repelinvaderi chinegunto 7' ' in connection with a tea at the Union ": '1 I tional commerce "are at the very core ' '4 - ' Tonight this north woods section it l': ' :1::::' :: '": ' !: : ' i of this building University of Utah' The wu in the grip of a blizzard with "World standards ot living are university band will play Mrs Ike hard driving snow hampering the gov ! E H Armstrong will sing and Mrs Airs Weston Vernon ernment men and local officers in bound further to decline rather than Peterson will give a reading "The ' rise without the restoration sind their pursuit Blue Spruce" to the music acorn Newhouse hotel and at 9:30 a tn the 0t of international trade" he the Dillinger gang split Apparently !ti 4 paniment of Edward Cox general sessions will operuxith Itra said 11ndiustrreast business Ittrouilhefter the deadly gins' battle' but ofA ' " The convention will open with a out the world could scarcely be more cials felt sure in spite of conflicting en Pere gleven) (gontinued 8 m lit the directors' meeting at a tgolumn On hopelessly fettered" reports received from various parts of He expressed gratitude that'll practhe countryside that Dillingerwss ' 'i tical middle course between extrerhe in this section and there was nd letup - In the search: T ' nationalism and extreme internation' Here's a recent p &ti ogre P h o o hn Mu alism" is being increasingly favored elusiye desperado Listed ' Latest Irktimsr Asserting a middle course Policy who blazed chit waT out of a 'federal justice department trap In detectives Hours after' the-escais equally applicable to domestic' northern Wisconsin leaving behind two dead and tour wounded at a St traded fusillades problems he expressed the opinion that the "very essence of the new His hair has been dyed a brilliant red since his) escape fromlail of rilldritte with a speeding auto carrying three men One of them be deal" is to effect recovery through lieved to be the leader of the gang '"policies of sound liberalism and at ' - ' ' ' But again they eluded pursuit the same time preserve all the funda0: The latest victims of the Dillinger mentalsof popular government" S 40 hunt were: He praised the Roosevelt adminis' ' ' ' W Carter Baum federal agent from tration for pursuing an objective of Chicago shot dead by an outlaw ' recovery "on a sound and permanent Eugene Boisoneau of Mellen Wia ' Mart Head Rebuts Charges Conferees Expect to Report basis" and expressed the "profound killed mistakenlyby the officer& conviction" that the administration s Measure Tuesday Child "fairness and its friendly interest can constable of Carl C Christensen of Campaign of 'Fright be absolutely depended upon by inSpider Lake Wis wounded probably -Labor Ban Accepted : dustry by agriculture by mining and fatally by Baum's assassin Misrepresentation' 9 wounded Mercer of Hoffman John labor" by - while riding with Bolsoneau With freedom of the press "abridged l 13 Bs Associated Press Associated Peen John Morris civilian conservation almost universally today" Secretary WASHINGTO N April 23— WASHINGTON April 23—The Hull said the American people were camp officer shot three times riding with Bolsoneau Charged with conducting ccampaign sugar control hill neared the end of to be congratulated on having a free J C Newman3 who was slightly wounded machine -fun J C Newman federal agent of "fright and misrepresentation" its congressional road today with press Its service he said is "sd infire Monday when fugitives from Dillinger's gang shot their way out ly wounded calculable value" against the stock market control bill agreement by senate and ibouse l of the Associated Press he said: of a trap at a roadhouse near Mercer WiL has figured In several A tip telephoned to' the 'Chicago New York stock exchange to- of the justice bureau of "For collecting and disseminating night asserted through its president ferees upon all except one of the narrowekapes during the last two years while serving as a special department investigation bad brought the governRichard Whitney that it was pre- - changes the senate had made in the ' (Continued on Poore Two : agenrin the department of justice ment men swooping down upon the bill !jrolumn light) paied to prove every assertion it has house draft of the is well known in Salttimberland retreat which the Dillinmade on the effect of the measure ' A requirement that appropriation ger mob had taken over by force FriThe accusation was made during Lake having lived at Holladay until day the day by Chairman Rayburn of legislation originate in the house will 1924 when he was appointed upon Carries Sig Roil the house commerce committee who force a separate vote there on an 'recommendation of said the measure'had been opposed amendment by the senate appropriatThere were seven of his band in former Senator by the "most powerful lobby ever ing funds from floor stock taxes for eluding Hamilton escaped convict --y -s Reed Smoot as a Tom Carroll St Paul bank robber organized against any bill which the purchase of up to 300000 tons of ' ever came up in congress" sugar the estimated surplus :''''''-Homer Van Meter several others undepartment o nus- s House conferees recededon a identified and three girls Whitney who except for week- His tice operative has been in Washington virtual- vision which called for elimination Emil iNtenetka proprietor of the Litto Expects 1 inReap S mother Mrs T of child labor in sugar production and tle Bohemia resort on Spider lake ly all the time since the bill was troduced promptly issued his state- agreed to a senate change which prg Newman resides at P Inger when the gang recognized This Year — S EAGLE RIVER Wie 'April and limitat mept from his hotel suite contend- - vide l for regulation of arrived and registered but "Why aT 4559 Holladay 23 (UP)—John '7 should I try to take him?" be rejog the opposition to the measure bad child labor' From Monopoly bouleVard been "open and above board" Sir Walter Italeigh—for just s' marked "I played cards with bim ‘ i on Wag Agree ' memoranNews d ispatc hesRayburn had asserted every day Say be bad 1 roll of moment—as he fled from alert Senate conferees Ja4eturn agreed ' 15ORTLAND Indicated that New- - 'erat Ore April 22 (Al— money big enough to choke a cow" Continued on Pato ISMto the oriOnal bottse provision au- amid a bail of bullets (Column Two Wanatka said be and his two emlien was grazed by near ' trap thorizing the seeretar of agriculture An expenditure this year' by residents here were virtual prisoners: A maployes of Oregon of 91500000 for bard to fix minimum contracts in WI machine gun wage! chine gun was installed on the roof two of his corn the resort ' of Someone was always oh guard ' The federal men reinforced with t ‘ closed in on Dil- - E 3 Mitchell and demanded' an "No difficulty wu experienced On a MiS31011 which through local officers began surrounding the stores and '1 &Newman' bottles Little at the d clarifying amencIments pleawrtylii automobile - - - -linger resort Sunday night agencies holds a monopoly on the Bohemia ' leaders predicted quick resortnear Mercer When Mitchell his wife and About 10 p in three men bavtne hired' siirituous all sale of 01 of the legal beverages and final passage of report ' the fugitives scattered Newman and man were ordered outside The regaled themselves with beer walked except light wines and beer the bill In addition to this revenue about other officers leaped into a car and resort oWner protested that his (Continued on Paco Two) (1) Texasl'of the wife an elderly woman was just Column One) tr:house ag Iriculture committee and co- - $450000 will be received by the state drove 'to another nearby roadsouse to from influenm recovering author of 'the bur said the commit- - from the gallonage tax on beer and With a gallant gesture the des- from license fees from beer parlors phone an alarm tee report probably would be l a e942: had Pwerraapdpoed grabbed Dillinger's-ganof A'member beer wine dealers distribuand light sidered tomorrow 7--by the house it around the bwoman arrived ahead of theoffieers how- Jones said It would be impossible tors and brewers 4' To date $44000 has been- turned ever and was commandeering a car and said with a smile: foreign office spokesman to get the report before the house BEVERLY HILLS Cat April "Here you are mother" that help to China that might become today as originally planned ' The over to the state unemployment fund when they arrived The gangster 11 they bad Di Binger stir Then he drew a gun from his a political aid would be opposed by house lateraave 'him until commission represent- opened lire with a machine gun and rounded and was all ready to midnight by the liquor Japan The statement was variously tonight to ' file his ' report indicating ing a profit on operation ThefIrst Newman suffered a second wound - pocket and ran on shoot him when he come dut but ' 924100000 the commission makes on His injuries were reported as not seinterpreted in other capitals as a a vote tomorrow another bunch of folks come out " or a' "Monroe doc An attempt Will be made party liquor sales is to go to the lame cause rious ahead so they just shot them in1 S ' U r --- - leaders- - said to send the bill to the Largest When Frank Nash and four federil first-- liquor stead Dillinger is going to acci-store opened Februarr10 last There officers were mowed down with maTuu-Jadeclaration argued the help White House by tomorrow night dentally get with some innocent -- II lJ an Family of foreign powers to China may be The amendment relating' to the (HS- - ire now 21 such stores and 95 agencies chine guns at the Union station in bystanders some time then he ' ' 2 last June 17 while Nash Will get shot " i--harmful and added: position'of the surplus wu the only The agencies are operated In the less Kansas'City wasHot from ini areas 23 connecSprings one Jeff taken being affirm to its ChairMan (iP)—A search Here is the usual dallyfA P firm CHICAGO:April generally Harrison populous open "Japan wishes for (D Miss:) will to assume responsibility the senate finance tion With a drug store the proprietor Ark to Leavenworth Newman was wu launched today for the largeit 'dispatch from Indiana: "Michi his present but was not injured Another peace in eastern Asia in close collat- - committee said this was dui merely of which is paid by the month for gait Cityq Ind April 23—Pour t Utahn Agent It E Vetterk wm and healthiest family of Italian orithree serving life oration with the Asiatic powers not-- to the technicality Involved which work from the control board prisoners e' the in States United wounded gin law 'The terms leadeach Oregon prohibits the senate appropriating requires that escaped from the prison ably China in warning Chinese under J funds of a must have was Edgar be There found they will When Working directly liquor pertoday" placed ell or foreigners against the danger agreementpn other purchaser ' An Indiana 'sentence from a of enterprises which favor the Jo-- provisions although' Senator Reed mit These are issued for one year Hoover head of the department of In their nativer ' hacliground feted headwhose Mr Newman fee and for reads: You are sentenced justice ja91 mentation of internal or external (R Pa) judge SenatorKing (1) Utah) 'wliel and wined on fine old Italian " '''' to prison as long as it's made did not sign the committee report' quarters are in Chicago has been trouble COEDS PREFER MARRIAGE identified with thecapture of several dined in raviolo spaghetti and other comfcgtable for you and you de "The Monroe doctrine is not very POSTMASTEliS NAMED LOS ANGELES April 21 01— kidnap gangs He was instrumental native Italian foods sire to remain In checking out clear as to just What it means"—a kindly let watden know so be reference to the linking of that doe WASHINGTON April 23 (111—Ain- - Wedding bells will ring for most of in bringing about the capture of the The occasion is a Century of Progress feature arranged by officials of will know how many will be trine and the restated Japanese pol- - douncement was made today of the the coeds of the University of Cali- - Tuohy gang there for supper" Yours appointment of Arthur- TCombs as fornia at Los Angeles—that is if pree - Because of gangland threats of re: the Italian village icy "Countries like Siam end the Phil- - acting postmaster at Kellogg Idaho ent plans work out Of the 200 girl prisals Newman sent hie wife and With all expenses paid the family ofsons summer 73 while will be brought to the exposition- and to Utab last two students on the university campus 'opines" he said should be ' consid- Daisy P Moody was named for the flee at Sandpoint Idaho at the same per cent answered in a questionnaire he left Chicago for three months indbe housed in an old world Italian ' ' (COotinuod so Pato Two) Cr homeIor the duration of their toy Julat they prefer marriage to a eareetiremtanea in wasnmetoatt tune) e (column row --- '" - ': ': ::::: :' SlenthSfEiPlain''How " H : :':'i '''' - Blazed 'Desperado His Way: to Freedom ::!Hl:i By Associated Press WASHINGTON April 23—A new movement to hasten the rernonetizaa group of tion of silver backed-byindustrialists fifianciers and agrieul- - tltl dinner attended by 40 congressional friends of the white metal The group wes called together to formulate suplemental plans for obtaining silver legislation after the in defiance of senate silver bloc President Roosevelt's wishes had decided to work vigorously for mandatory remonetization The men behind the new movement have not yet given their organization a name They were described by one of their number as a comWithin a week mittee of patriots or so they plan a huge dinner to which aIl members Of congress will be invited Vanderlip In Group Prominent in the group ere Robert M Harris president of Harris & Vose New York City commission merchants George Leblanc investment broker Fmk Vanderlip banker and Carl Conway chairman of the board of Continental Can A spokesman for the group said its members had no speculative interest in the metal such as has been attributed to some proponents of silver legislation by the treasury which at the same time said this statement did not include members of congress In response to a senate resolution the treasury tomorrow will send to the capitol a list of holders of silver for speculative purposes gathered in a survey intended to determine where selfish interests in t emonetizaLon lay An extension of this investigation still is in progress Compromise Unlikely The result administration leaders said tonight was that possibilities of compromises which appeared after the senators had discussed the prob7 tem with the chief executive on Seturdey were now appreciablydimini- shed ::- ' -: ' :: 0 '- : :i- wsib - 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' ::: ::': -- - :i:': i:S - country'" 1 ' iii ze::i ' 1 :1 - 1 ::: ' I ' ? ji :Z RAYBURN RAPS !HOUSE SENATE pe LOBBY AGAINST GROUPS AGREE EXCHANGE BILL Paul-subu- rb - ON SUGAR BILL l M an Do ges ' Ex-- - J C Newman 7- ' tillets Dillinger's 31Agent Grazed by hi e ' - Outlaw Turns Liquor Revenuer Aid Oregon Needy -- Fe w Seconds pro-end- Stati 1-- 1:0 1950000 - n ' Gallant—Foi : and 1 D' i' --- - T state-owne- d to Chin 7 O' - state-operate- d :V ' i at Geneva Will Rogers Says: - "hands-off-China4 ine"--poliey's 21-41- 4 Sh for :punched - -- i- ' - ' - ' - Gang Fire Wel) flown in This State— con-th- ' - Jones-Costiga- At an informal meeting the group foday voted unanimously to support the Dies bill in mandatory form including the amendments heaped upon the measure by the senate agriculture committee The bill proper which has passed the house would establish a commission with the duty of negotiating for sales abroad of American agriculture surpluses accepting silver In payment at a rate above the world price of the metal The silver thus received would be paid into the treasury and there used as backing for new Issues of silver ' 1 - I Chiefs Organize to Push Remonetization Lead 44425c Local :tenons - 0 o 'Ian-Britis- h - ck- it Attend Delegates FroirrAll Parts of State-t—r— ThreeDafession Mrs Weston Ver- - Financiers Industrial te Preside ' Reiterates 'Stern Asiatic P -- To 01301 Fpderation! cony9ption Tuesday OUTLINEDAT 44a Silver (foreign)2 ' Copper : $364541 - (d0m es ticl4 - Onmona Official Manifesto Proclaimed ' fir NT: clubWomenpfUtah oIlTithhold-Al- i I : - ---- ob 24 1934 -- siness Leaders Japanese Wa rn - APRIL t -- 4 TUESDAY' MORNING positiverd ' - - 6 ' : Mich--14atio- ' UTAH :f In- '- ' - - L '—' 1 DOMESTIC Wis -- - Posses press Mercer search for Di Binger gangsters as blizzard sweeps north woods two killed three wounded Washington —Dillinger in u ders hasten federal action on anti crime bills nal auto petrott (Oontinuell on nun Six) mobile labor board busy with 'Column One) strikes in Cleveland and Toledo Ohio and St Louis Mo a w movement Washington-4-- N backing remonetization of silver revealed T New York—Secretary of State Cordell Hall warns against "ex treme economic nationalliation" Washington 44F a rin Adjust ment administration temporarily abandons proposed national milk control program Washington—Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt disagree a with Senator ' i bet furniture Schill on profits of GENEVA April 23 (113)—A doctrine ' factory of "Asia and Asiatics tinder' leader- deCrockett Texas—Negro Of Japan acting in close col- fendant slain in courtroom where ship laboration ' with other Asiatic pow- be faced murder charge ers" was officially enunciated by the Washington—S to ck exchange today through Toyko government o contends opposition-tpresident Consul General' Uchiro Yokoyamk- market control bill "open and In a prepared statement issued as above board" a warning to the world he declared FOREIGN' 4 I:loan:will oppose various forms of London—Accord on arms and foreign aid to China "under whatever league of nations sought in Ital- - guise which maydistorh the peace conversations here because "Japan must fulfill her duty Abo Finland—Three sentenced as an international defender of the ' to hard labor in prison for espion peace in eastern Asia" The pronouncement expressed' a age activities London—Britain seeks clarifi' fear "civil war leaders" or "partisans movement" are of the cation of 'objections to Chinese financial aid seeking help through "various kinds Madrid—Outbreaks continue of economidfillandal and technical" government insists situation in advice and actions from "third pow- ers in order to get the means for control against adversaries or neigh- Geneva—Japan reveals "Asia for Asiatics under Japanese lead boring countries" This the manifesto contended "en- ell:ship" doctrine — Warsaw —FrancoPolish mill dangers peace" Yokoyama'r: trianifesto was in ex- tary alliance of 1921 discussed by week planation of a Statement representatives Of two nations ' w INi ti ' v : O'Donnell-- ---! - - I p I stand-up-and- 4 1--I q LOPAUIVIE'llAll PRICES : 41 ‘ d - t- IS - t IP" Walitngtoh Observer I i & NOTES OF K - — t : crry SALT LAKE :' 11 1 VOL ! - —406 - - -mie t 114 ftioeftway If :s -- - ' ' u --- - - oelot M4 PI - t |