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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-28
WORK STARTED ON
SUPER-DREADNOUGHl
First Plates Of the Keel OF Ihe
Pennsylvania Laid Down; Total
Cost Of Vessel S11, 100000.

NEWPORT NEWS, Oct. 27.-lirst
plates of the keel OF the SUBJ SUBJ
drcadnought Pennsylvania, which1l whc;1l
be the largest and most powerful
fighting machine in the world, were
laid at the Newport News Shlpbuild'
ing and Dry Dock company today
Unlike similar events in the past
the work WAS started without cere,
mony, and even without the knowieaRe
of local representatives OF the navy
department. TIA
The Pennsylvania Is beng lqla
down on the same stocks from when
the dreadnought Texas. now on her
official trials, was launched elghteeEs
months ago, Though actlal laying, OF
the keel began today, much work mas
been done on the giant craft.
Some Of the huge frames already
have been prepared and soon hundreas
of mechanics and laborers Will De
working on the hull,
The PENNSYLVANIA will be 625 feet
long over all, and will have beam
of 81 feet and Il draft of 42 feet. HeI d
full load displacement will be 32,5oo
tons, or $500 gross tons greater than
the super er-dreadnoughts Oklahoma and
Nevada. Twelve fourteen.inch breech
loading rifles are to make up the main
battery OF the ship. Her speed Will DC
twenty.one knots an hour and she VIII
be equipped with turbine engines, sup,
piled with steam from boilers with oil
burners. .
The total cost of the vessel, with
armor and armament, will be about
Sll 100000.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-28
CITY AND VICINITY

AN INHERITANCE tax check amount
Ing TO sa35.25 was received yesterday "A,
the offices Of Attorney General Albert r.
Barnes. The tax Is on 120 shares OF
Union Pacific common stock belonging
10 the estate OF John B. Avebury OF Eng.
land.
a COMPLAINT was Issued by the
county attorney yesterday charging John
r. Warren with violating the state Law
that prohibits the employment OF women
AT less Than Sl.2o n day. II Is alleged
work for 81 a day. ~
JURY In the district court yesterday
returned verdict for S700 In favor ~
Charles "A. Post against J. E. I.aneford
IT., and the Lakeside Amusement com
pany. Post sued TO recover da amapes Tor
injuries received on the Gee Whiz'' de-
vice at Saltair. ue-
WILLIAM LAMONT, as Iiauidator =,
the Glasgow * Western EXpIoratIon corn
pnny. filed suit in the district coi,r, vas
teroay against NJ Sugarman To recovsr
S2o6s.oO on bill Of goods sold and dc.
llvered. "1u oe-
TIE CASE Of the Raft River Land md
LIVESTOCK company against John IJnG
%es commenced yesterday In the IJnitad
states district court. II ,nvoIves u,, ,s
rights In Box Elder county. ""'ef
FHEoA oHANsoN sued In ths d,.tr,o.
SoaII yesterday Tor divorce from Petcr
'ranson, alleging cruelty, e'e'
MEMBERS OF the state road commis-
sion met yesterday in their ofticss IN ~ :.
Felt building and a quantity oS rn,,,ine tr,e
business was disposed Of
HAROLD M, STEPHENS wac ,.,
day admitted to practice in the ysSeen
court " 'e ieoera!
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-28
FIRST STATE LIFE
INSURANCE POLICY
New Wisconsin Law Put Into
Effect; $1,000 Is the Limit
at Present.

MADISON, Wis, Oct. 27.-The Iirst
policies IN Il state life insurance FUND
in America were issued today by the
insurance department of WISCONSIN,
EH-Speakcr Charles a. Ingram Durand,
who introduced the bill in the 1911 ses.
sion to create state insurance, received
tho first policy. Other policies were IS
sued to persons in various parts or WIS
consin.
Applications came from many states,
but under the law, policies may be rs
sued only TO residents of Wisconsin.
More than 10 per cent of the first
policy holders are women.
The law making provision for state
life insurance was enacted after the
idea had been worked out by Commis'
sioner Of Insurance Ekern and present
ed before q legislative committee; A
previous thorough stuoy nad been
made by him of similar laws in opera,
tion in Germany, Great Britain, Italy
No policy is issued for a larger
amount than $1,000. When the number
OF policy holders reaches 1000 the max.
imum policy issued will be for $1,000
and when the number reaches 2o00 the
maximum policy will be for $1,000
which is the highest amount now au'
thoriz zed.
Existing governmental machinery
will be used in the administration of
the law without the. creation Of add
tional offices. The state has made
provision by which applications will be
received by clerks and treasurers OF
cities, towns and villages, by officials
of banks which receive state deposits,
and BY state factory inspectors. No
paid agents as such will be employed,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-28
COLONEL ROOSEVELT
DELIVERS ADDRESS
Former President Of the United States
Well Received at Sac Paulo,
Brazil

SAC PAULO, Brazil, Oct. 27.--Col-
onel Theodore Roosevelt received a
hearty welcome when he arrived here
today by special train from Rio ia
neiYo. He was accompanied by Mrs
Roosevelt and the others of his party,
and was received at the station by a
representative Of the president at Sac
Paulo, DR., Rodriguez Alez, the state
Officials and several army officials, in
cluding members of the French military
mission. After presentations, Colonel
Roosevelt proceeded to the Comte'
prates palace, where a reception was
attended by the government and munic'
ipal officials and many prominent resi-,
dents.
The Ex.president Of the United
States was cheered by the crowds when
he drove through the city and later
visited the museum and other public
buildings This evening Colonel Roose'
velt spoke before the government uni
versity on "Character and Civiliza-
tionp
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HALF OF MARRIAGE
CEREMONY PERFORMED

GENEVA, Switzerland, Oct. 27.-The
civil marriage ceremony between Miss
Nancy Leischman, daughter OF John
G. Leischman, former American eulbas-
sador to Germany, and the Duke of
Croy was performed today by a magis.
trate in the town hall of the village OF
FerseroiI,
Tho wedding party included the dow
agor Duchess Of Croy, the duke 5
brothers, Princes Engelbert and An.
ton; Mr.. and Mrs, Lelsehman; the
Countess Louise dc Dontaut-Biron, the
bride g sister; Irwin B. Loughlin, secre,
tary of the American embassy in Lon
don, and Mrs. Laughlin; Norman
Whitehouse, private secretary to Mr.
Leischman, and Count Henry Apponyi.
the best man.
The religious ceremony will take
place tomorrow.
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POI BODIES ARE TAKEN
FROM CANON MINE

DAWSON, n. NJ, Oct 2T,-With un-
aoated efforts, the hundreds OF miners
working with the greatest possible speed
late tonight increased the total number
of bodies recovered from the debris oi
Stag Canon mine No. of the Stag Canon
Fuel company, which was wrecked by ar
explosion last Wednesday. TO o0l.
1t Is believed now that the remaining
siXty-two bodies will have been recovered
within the next two or three days. Nor
NAL conditions are being rapidly restored
mere, Work was resumed in mine No
this morning. and but for the continued
energy or rescue workers at mine No
and the steady procession OF wagons
bearing the bodies of the dead TO the
cemetery for burial, all outward trace OF
The "a tai disaster has disnnneared.
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CENTRAL BANK PLAN
|NDORSED BY JENKS
Continued from Page One.)

Continued from Page One)
ter Glass, chairman of the house bank"
ing and currency committee.
"1 regret says the statement,
"that the chairman of the house COM
mittee on banking and currency feels
that I have drawn red herring across
the path of currency legislation. If
plan for government-control con"
trail bank is confusing factor III the
political situation, the men who are
responsible for it are members Of the
senate committee on banking and cur
rency. I have been merely acting at
their request TO draft plan which
would embody principles which they
firmly held
"The principle of government,con-
trolled bank giving TO all borrowers
the same rate, originated with mem-
bers of the senate committee, not with
me- Nothing can be further from my
purpose than to confuse the legislative
situation. Ny whole aim is to be CO.
operative and to do what can to help
work out plan that will be both
sound economically and meet every po-
litical tenet that the dominant party
holds ~
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-28
Women Who Get Dizzy.

Every woman who is troubled with
fainting and dizzy spells, backacho,
headache, weakness, debility, constipa,
ton or kidney troubles should use Elec.
trio Bitters. They give relief when
nothing else will, improve the health
adding strength and vigor from the first
dose. Mrs. Laura Gaines Of Avoca, La.
says; -Four doctors had given me up
looking for me to die, when my son in,
sisted that use Electric Btters. I did
So and they have done me world OF
good" just try them. SOC and $l0C
at all druggists OF by mail.
Fl. z. Bucklen &c Co., Philadelphia OF
st. Louis. advertisement
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Constitutional Liberty.

Comprehension must be the soil in
which shall grow all the fruits OF
friendship. because there is q reason
and compulslon lying behind all this
which is dearer than anything else to
the thoughtful mon OF America-I
mean the development OF constitu-
tional liberty In the world. Human
rights, national integrity and oppor-
tunity as against material interests.
That. ladies' and gentlemen, Is the Is
sue which We now have TO face
! want to take this occa sion 10 say
that the United States never again
VIII seek one additional foot OF ter
ritory by conquest. She Will devote
herself TO showing that she knows
how 10 make the most OF the hon
orable and fruitful territory she has.
And She must regard II as one OF the
duties OF friendship to see that from
no quarter are material interests
made superior to human liberty and
national opportunity. | cay this not
with a single thought that anyone
VIII sainsay Il, but merely 10 rlx In
our consciousness what our real rela
tionsh!p with the rest Of America ls
II Is the relationship OF a family OF
mankind devoted 10 the development,
or true constitutional liberty
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Emancipation at Hand.

rejoice in nothing so much as
the prospect that they will be eman-
cipated from these conditions. and
we ought to be the first In assisting
that emancipation. l think some Of
these gentlemen already have oc-
casion to bear witness that tho de-
partment Of the state in recent
months has tried to serve them IN
that wise. In the future they will
draw closer and closer TO us because
OF circumstances OF which ! wish TO
speak with moderation. and, I hope.
without indiscretion.
We must prove ourselves their
friends and champions upon terms OF
equality and honor, You cannot DO
friends upon any other terms than
upon the terms of equality. You can
not be friends at all except upon the
terms OF honor. and we must show
ourselves friends by comprehending
their interest whether II squares with
our interest or not II IS very peri
lous thing to determine the foreign
policy OF q nation in the terms OF ma
terial interest
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-28

face and would walk ths "a
not lie down or sit still sonl
day and a night at a time,
vous, had very little appel
tion, melancholy. and a
though l had not a friend
"After I had tried md
male remedy first, withol
my mother-in-law advised
Lydia E. Pinkhsm's Ves9
pound. 1 did so and galna
every day. I have now \
any wly and highly prsla
cine. 1t advertises itse4
HURLEY, Eldon, Missouri
Remember, the reneJ
this was Lydia E. Pinkhaa1
Compound. For sale evtq'
1t has helped thousua
who have been troubled y
ments, inflammation, ,ulcers1
irregularities, periodic pd5
that bearing down feeling
and nervous prostrahon. 2
means have failed NV
try it2
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Center Has Shifted.

feel that these gentlemen honor
ing us with their presence today Will
find presently that some part, at any
rate, OF the center OF gravity OF the
world has shifted. Do you realize
that New York. for example, will be
nearer the western coast Of South
America than she is now to the east
ern coast OF South America? You
hear OF concessions to foreign capi-
talists In Latin-Amcrica. You do not
hear of concessions TO foreign capital
lists In the United States. They are
not granted concessions. They are
invited TO make investments The
work is ours. though they are well
come to invest in IL. We do not ask
them to supply the capital and do tho
work. II is an Invitation, not a priv
ilege: and states that are Obliged.
because their territory does not lie
within the main field OF modern en-
terprise and action. to grant conces-
eions. are in such condition that for
eign interests are apt TO dominate
their domestic affairs. a condition al
ways dangerous and apt TO become
intolera BILE
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Have You
Drinking Husbands?

are you worn out and discnuragad
trying to get them sober and keen
them that way' Do they promise tbsy
VIII stop and then 90 out and get drunk
agalnf Do you realize they do not 40.
eeive you and themselves becapse ,boy
are willful, but because they arc moi.
soned with alcohol and cannot ros;.,
the craving for drink You wives ~
drinking men can have sober husbands
ana sons If you will send them to Tho
Neal Institute. The Neal Drink Habit
lreatment is a safe, sure. vegetable
remedy that will remove tbe srl@n,e cTa.s;n,, :,
nor drlnk in three days. without tbS M
use OF hyPodermic injections and md" restorc ero
your your husband or son to sobriety .eS,u,s and
9saulness. use Call at the Neal Inst;,nta nn,-
II9 East Second South street Sal;
amS naHe CITY, and talk it over, Get prooi roof
ana references, or write or nbonaa 'Gol Sor
I9oi Iook OF information. Phone Wasatcb
DEUG HABIT SUCCESSFULLY
TREATED.
(A6vertfsemsnt
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-28
GIRLS OF SCHOOL AGE
Need DR.. Williams Pink Pills to Keen
Their Blood in Good Order.

IhelT Blood III Good Order
Girls in their teens are often trou.
bled with thin blood, making the com.
plexIon pale, sometimes groenish. the
cheeks thin, the lips colorless. There is
shortncss OF breath after the slightest
exertion, q general feeling of weakness
and a disinclination to study or work
Sometimes slight cough causes a feel
ing OF alarm that the lungs may be af
fected.
There is one remedy that will surely
correct this form Of anaemia in growing
girls, and that is Dr. Williams' pink
Pills. The action of these pills in sucb
cases is as direct and certain as that
Of duinine IN malaria, as sure as any.
thing known to the science Of remedial
medicine.
Every mother whose daughter is pale
and thin owes it to her chiId's future to
at once give her course of treatment
with DR.. Williams Pink Pills. Neglect
nj this time may result in a lifetime of
misery.
Yenr druggist sells Dr. Williams Pink
Pills. advertisement
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NOTICE OF AssIy, :,

Name Of corporation. lifs ns.,u,.'l
e. Chemical ManoI mattel ul,cc'
Ioca ton and princip1anl ysa
Salt L-ako CITY, o''
Gel. -, viyep q
ing OF the Director u'i 4 ~
elS Of september. M lsls;.,str,s 1913; =!
said day. an asseSSthe the y [
Standing capital sioen ,., 70 Il.
pa va BILE immediately y,,rer ~ D.
don at his Office ID ,Ity ~ 4
Of California. in the CIV
state OF Californls- u,hicb y
Any stock upon ,d o, he
may remain unpa,1 Ss S dsSps
vember. 1918, snap ~ paAs
veriised for sale q, ,r,ssds sd
unless payment is " psst
sold on the 9th day ~ oosssss1
With the cost OF orriiN -
Of sale. AksifS
Location of offiee'
Los Angeles, Cah
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ADMITS FALs|Fl
BIRTH C[R1|||
Dr.. w. w. Fra,..
Down Before C,,,,
Probing Sling,bvf

SAN FRANCISCO. oc, ),
Fraser. chief witneys Of g.
the legitimacy Of the chm !,
been born TO Mrs. porothy !
and heir to a $1,000. 600
down before a grand IuouIS,
and admitted that he has
for fals!fylng tile b,r,, ..
Mrs. Hattie Blain, a ,, Sssuc
mony corroboyated the dS1,s.,, Ss ,
monod, but faile,i Ia avs .os<
grand jury. The doctor WY
ness in various hearinvs
the English cla!manlr az y,
The evidence WAS ,.,.
British vice consul hers ssa sss !.
is testimony OF doctors. mn mn, Y
coniirnatory witnesses - Ivy, ~
the alleged heir was ras,,.' ~ .os Z
OF a Santa Rosa Nigh en- ~ y
chauffeur, caused DiStrs':
Charles NJ. Fickert to a,s', !,
CATION Tonlght's dlsclos',,a,.n ,an
result aud tho first bresS
test proof line Of storIssA y y
nos believe tho case h..
to stand on. -sa
The man from whom n,
lie got the money refussa ~ ~ |
tlons put TO him by iha " '. y
advice OF his counsel. ' ~
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Praise for Latin States.

What these states will see. there
fore. is an emancipation from the
subordlna ton to foreign enterprise
and an assertion OF the splendid
character. which, In spite OF these
been able to demonstrate. The dig
nifty, the courage. the self-posses-
sion. the respect OF the Latin-Ameri-
can states, their achievements In the
face OF all these adverse circum-
stances. deserve nothing but the ad-
miratlon and applause OF the world,
They have had harder bargains driv-
en- with them In the matter OF loans
than any other people IN the world.
Interest has been eXacted OF them
that was not eXacteo of anybody else,
because the risk was said to be
greater and then securities were
taken that destroyed the risks. An
admirable arrangement for those who
were forcing the terms.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-28
Army Orders,

WASHINGTON, Oct 27-Captain Will
liam a. GooduIe, Nineteenth infantry, has
been retired by the president and will
proceed 10 his home.
BY direction Of the president First
Lieutenant George NJ. Runer: Eleventh
cavalry. Is detailed as professor Of mill
tary science at Shattuck school. Fari-
bault, MINI.
The name OF First Lieutenant Edward
G. Elliott. Ninth cavalry. Is placed on
the list OF detached officers, and the name
of First Lieutenant Rudolph Smyser, cav
airy, is removed therefrom.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-28
Girls TO Make Choices

Rushing season for the sororities OF the
University OF Utah closed yesterday and
today the freshmen girls. who have been
asked TO become sorority women win an
nounce their choices or societies and re-
ceive pledge pins from their selected or
saniza tlons. The 3ororit!es OF Utah are
Delta Epsilon. Gamma Phi and Theta
IInsllon.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-28
Foley Kidney Pills Succeed

Because they are an honestly made
medicine that relieves promptly the suf.
fering due to weak, inactive kidneys
and painful bladder action. They offer
a powerful help to nature in building
up the true excreting kidney tissue, in
restoring normal action and relieving
bladder discomforts. Try them.
Schramm-J ohnson. Drugs, "The Never
Substitutors, Five (5) Good Stores.
(Advertiaemont-)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-28
Makes Disastrous Diva

Dlsregardtng the warning that is was
bbangerous baag,s to to dive from the overhead
Peter O'Brlen. a plasterer uvin, ~ ,i'n:
rex MOTEL. suffered d!slocated shouIder
from striking the bottom of the nooI 10 e.
night He was rescued by friends who
fnI1en 20 'ne pool at the same time and
attention tot suTeica!
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KILLS HIMSELF in
PRESENCE OF WIFE
By international News Service.

BY IHTcTHalIOIlHT INeWS ceTVICG.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 27.-WillIam II
Daniels for twenty-three years past the
Pacific coast mana ger for the Curtis Pub
fishing company OF Philadelphia, shot
and Killed himself today In his home In
this city. His wife and a servant were
nearby as lie sped the fatal shot.
Some time ago Daniels sold a route In
Los Angeles 10 4 man named Bradford,
the initial payment being s2i00. Bradford
is In bad health and let the route run
down. There was an Investigation OF
this transaction and NJ. r. Douglass came
out from Philadelphia TO get at the bot
tom OF the deal. a demand was made on
Daniels for $1,000. which ne said had not
been paid TO him. He could not raise the
money and the matter so preyed on his
mind that the suicide followed
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To Rest ITy Sister

Because Of the wish expressed In her
viii that she be buried beside her sister
In Wood River Ncb., the funeral OF Mrs.
II. X. Eberts Will not be held at the Ma
sonic temple today. as was arranged. Ar
rangemcnts for sending the BODY east
will not be completed until after the ar
rival from Seattle, Wash. OF Mrs Camp
bell, niece OF Mrs. Eberts
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PERSONAL EXCHANGE
BETWEEN COUNSEL
Governor Felker Grants
Thaw a Continuance At
ter Warm Argument.

por1UsTER. n. H.. Oct. p 1tioVe.- @
80 Seiltner, after hearing ooth slues.
day granted the reqaes. % in the
oxfraaltion proceedings. settlns hI. ~
~ as tho final date OH waieh MS AZ
,er,a,,s may file a supplementary p'tet
hn,ring on the conspiracy lhuiEt!,,eh
turncd against their client ny lIe -, y
YORK county grand jury. n COM VII
~ two weeks had been requested. ~
liam Travers jerome. VINO oppo'Ia me
delay, will he allowed l"o "o'
swer the new orief ,,.-ad q, rho
city hall 10 see Thnw, ana H,aHs Sr' 80 /,
~ ',nto the room where the hearing was
Geld n was q Thaw crowd ana NIiEu
FORMER Governor stone OF PennsSi'a ,as
who appeared for ThaW, declareu VIC.
tba sentiment OF the people or New oth
Nd New Hampshire was that his cnenl
hod been punished sufficiently. thefe was
n demonstration OF approval SO no!ny
that the governor ordered the rooni
risared' Officers attempted to carry on,
the order, but made little nead"aS' a,'
the spectators remained TO the eno t
sonalities were woven into the arsuinei.,
Jerome declared that ina" counsei
from Governor Stone down. wished nc
keep s"Fhaw In New Hampshire as lone
as possible. as long even as Ine M nsm
coke ovens hold out 10 burn" Mr.. Stone
iikened Jerome 10 the hound OF the
Baskeryilles." ,,s-
Jerome described Thaw as 'oessneE
ate insane criminal" and said that IhaM
money had attempted 10 brloe staho
Juror and two jurymen at the hrst tria
of Thaw for the murder o. SeahioFe
White.
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Wounded Bow Improving

John James. 8 years OF ago. brought
here from Malad, Idaho Sunday, with
a bullet wound in his foot. is making
good progress toward recovery at MaIad,
Idaho, The wound was received by the
accidental discharge OF .22 caliber RI
fle, while the boy was hunting with sew
eral compa Mons Mrs, Laura James.
mother OF the boy. came to Salt Lake
with him. The accident occurred last Sat
urday
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Arrested ON snsnictnn-

Suspectod OF ealing f27.60 from the
Salvation Army headquarters a, 59i Fast
Third South street, Fra nix Doyle IL years
OF age. was arrested last night by De-
'ectives Moronl Gillespie and n. y, LYON.
The money was found buried In the ba ok
yard, Doyle had been employed 20 do
some cleaning about the place.
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Utah Marbls D,.,

Members OF the Utah g.
sion met Yesterday In In 3
and listened to arguments ~
why Utah marble should
construction OF the new css,.< ~
nlittee from the Commsrs;''
from the Birdseye MarbIs y
sented the arguments. Tas
taken under advlsement