Show CONQUER TIn TIlE It I l Is the tho railroads after all that c conquer the eruth th For the time past few flays fas th the Iho papers have o told lold the story of df the Iho Burlington's plan to lo build JuJI a line lino Ino forbidding canyon of oC the Big BigHorn Dg Horn river The place has hos been surveyed sur sur- Ur- Ur calculated calculated anti d and abandoned I by ly others I But nul It Is Js now said lo to be he the I settled purpose of oC the company compan mentioned men men- tione to drive c a line lne up that canyon d defying C every difficulty that nature pr presents and conquer the lie ble There Is no group roup of men In the J i V world more courageous more enterprising enter enter- rising more moro triumphant than titan arc are the theS S railroad men inca Tho They see sec the Iho beckoning beckon beckon- ing lug hand of new communities or 01 hear the low promise of coming pro i lly ity In an nn region an and al nt alonce I I I once y sP set ft to lo work the Iho machinery which rl results ul at nt la t In a completed railroad And that Is followed swiftly by th t tides lidos C of or travel tra el and the thc waves wa es of 01 settlement till tl the wilderness blossoms blos- blos bios blos sonis and the hl hills confess their con con- q ng No o man mn can enn have rl ridden en across the railroads b by which Salt Sal Lake Lale Is I reached without a fooling feeling of praise for the railroad men who have dono done works of such won wonderment In the tho building The They have attacked the tue Impossible impossible im Im- Im- Im possible an and amid have hn e vanquished it It Th They have o hn torn away the granite doors that thai have been ben locked for Cor or ages and have hn entered Into Inlo verdant valey valleys The They have hung their bli bridges in chasms too narrow for the Iho rushing rushing torrent and the bed of or the road They have ha c pierced through h mountains and lau laughed hed at the ston stony giant that ha has forbidden their passage a age It I takes fortunes to lo build a railroad In a n mountain country But without them the tw West est cannot grow Without Without With With- Ith out anger aner without the tho destruction of If life without the disturbance of peaceful peaceful peace peace- ful rul conditions the railroad man marches an army and tlC the earth His Ills share In the making of the he new empire is great reat Ills Ils portion porton of oC the honor when the work Is done lone loneis is equally great |