, NIN..11,..P.M.41.4040300,44,100,P40 . - . .., . II - - ' - ., . , . g nameless -' . 23 1922 SECTION , . . . , ' THE DESERET NEWS SATURDAY SEPTEMBER ' 4 . . . .. - ' - TIIIIEE ,..1M . I 'cliffs. eatitie.ehap;d. and I orals have stained with richest dyes.-s, black wtth their! efts the Head of the Groh Falls. own ahcalt,lt.wisRenad have what a ., thoaare ft);ewoom:,1 i deecentled th:t trtagilr Igetoll net; has Sti,:clii.-'-.0.f.ing I I: old so . and' a but blue. become WillVing ribbon shattered .brano'heal and trunks . . . , covered videlemosa. Betvreen portals; far it has maddenly fallen. By the , , of t ' dark this of wateratcommonelace green lake . noonday. light hills, the '' "- - , ALFRED LAMBOURNE. . By ore then gilding awayto pasathroughlacene shows itself to be what it i- s- '' - -- 1 I !!the rocklanda . Germcinu-on- d and woods toward the merely-- a trench tut through rock- s' I. Grond 10116 fires in and heated The canyon. estinguiehed to. foreground , ' this wild scene I-L-'', of countleas ages. The ' meadow . between is a piece of sloping the !pediments ' ' , the lake margin andicanYon., to the geologist. is a marvel- .S Glimpse of the Lower Geyser Basin. By .I. RTPIEM CLARK': JR. . ,, . foreat the but by the light of ' edge. There is a tent . As Seen Ircm the Ridge- - e greerutward and the restle ss ruby I evening it becomes a thing of ro- - i .e errerit-o-r --, , , flame of a manes. an ROM the ridge. covered with Touched ad' last an the , ray. by figures; k and associated powers . 24"...r.t..' e'i . f !telling as black silhouette againh It. the departing KM, the glamor of twi- - r &named . mount of river tonnage on Pines. one overlooks the basin !!!,,,,,tct-- 4 I .,, . light. the piles of decomposing lime- NoTz..sntie le one oe e Nerve. or tha Elbe Oder, Niemen and Danube '" Of Fire Role River. ti Below le are write ....,, ...,,, will nova, the crumbling Clark Mr. whk.h artkles sulphur river syntems: cedes to Francs all a : ", I transmitted Into tower. of marble and g strange sitti wondrous spec- Yellowstone lekeirirm, Snow. for The Demirel News. He will dips docks . warehouask plants, wharves. ' ' , cum both foreign and domestic Rotter2 All form is blotted out of ear and. spires of amber. tact.. I Along the river edge one I ; owned by Germans tn war. etc., I are dimertatkosa may. In His 40, their beauty Wondrous. then.It oueetions. di rtaneo by the ooftly riiiiing "c'w .,, V dam at the outhivak of the . 4eofrea verdant nature. meadowg -park- 't in- ter min aulin-tintGreat The into lead eubIeet the times. Fall! al that The lake is perfectly 41-'arr, is clear from the foregoing. - like groups of evergreens; paths and !,, kn. cannot commerce m...the a ran face inaof glasaY as though preeentit reepsereananyodnthroermbletowdoedbroburd neeeloesuogielgra Mmnerela land German llll'ptebr"; I 'a i ".4 41 ., winding roads, andAndthere is ever the one point it vanishes into the fosivform thrive. krIs, Medlately graYI ecitfeetli)chcan r,4e 1 .v stately boateirl, yetamid k.'M. t .4. , ''', foof"hreis6dWariba. sinhdtgforiorti:e inat as ,,,,, . it if . forever. wretched divgideedioronimy sky out , - ' aRepitoratton. yetnaiDinveetcoorlor. wet of ordinary landncape components , . , ', 1 Nearer the long promontories, show ' by the eco- ''',.'s., i':! (e. how .. New unusual devote and Deseret zarhat I The to, set etartling forth. objects undertake.. homy Rh. 1.... c.........p. deecended which ,, the moving ewittly ,1..s.... the ,, ',,,,' ghostlike 04 l'0, pines reaehing out their column of reit,,', ,There are great wells ,.. phenomena! One may or may not share in- hie opin- - nóie r esources to th e physical Thui tumuloue waters. white arms. Water-- f I rise in cir-- I 7,,(-0i..: t ..;.; 'ii oleo waters. , .., , , ' ,' . , ,'"1.7 of the invaded arena. ant- 7 ,,,of sulphurous euperheated toration e -::4, ' from Yt the water and A se, ; Pa61 ',' theNntar6ional.Mpoindrkni. as inwlint'tager1.1"thicCh 4 ',..ii . huge geyser cones. While one hut : 'land undertaking covers such Item Fs f, ,i z.,,,' . ,,,i. f lines to the g , hurled frontr-mals . machineryequipment4 tools.'d ,.....4 looks vont fountainikk&re I,' . IL , with icy breath wanting them hi de.; aat 611 owl bestitY as it so often '4 ....A: -, e 4; .., $,..,-the earth to glitter in the sir and. '1' , and like articles of a commercial charGrow familiar to tithe's.. ., it; Under Part. each 0('-'pine.. sight these weird carvings. these ter- - LI AVING sketPhed ,outlbe errata- meter. and as an immediate advance 0',' Itide the surrounding scene iIn drifting, 4' . .., e is an untouched circle , of ,., to France , '&10am-cloud: i A ..tt;t" ...I t tie. terms lastweek, we shall of animals she wag to deliver AP which the 'latest companiume droop: rible depths might weary at teat. the i I ..1.,0111 36.600 bereft, I , 1 , 4 , low their bells and from which the! mind might be wetilea down by the new outline certain of the more im within three months. .?"' 92,000 rattle 201 000 sheep and 10.t. ' ,,,, , d look out with violet, profusion and richneas of the singu portant treaty - Rairs 'Half tici0-3114marguerites terms thelaffect Most cod soots; to' tieli lum, 10,100 horse& BaiJit.III I one ,4 ' tar pictures; but of the beauties n ',', 4 e Yes of wonder ' is.and 92.000' cattle. 2.200 aheep, : would tire never. Slowly Us violet- - Immediately...the Germanollapm. , Flowing through the Narrow Basin'. I 1 . ill11. ..., '' scream the Yellow with ouch aconsegoent threat to all 000 SOWS. Similar lists may be made shadow gray 'tie the clear. green Fire Hole River, 041,4 creep . ,'" :.. ,...,., ' canyon wailet the lad raye of stin- - Europe that even the most hopeful by the allied and' associated powers one band is a broad field of ashen At Summit of Tarebee rasa tr; t 'covering stone. brick& Dart are withdrawn from between the h. wells and naiad- - , greyireyeerinewit Pon foot the of , ' wooded the in meet, pass pine tree," and the whole serene hesitate fear, brick& tiles, wood, window Out!, 14:,11",o, sunk in its surface. and theee .. -0 , L and as to the north and north- - scene ' ,d s",,'111 - - 'Tons le filled with mveterY and oft-- , The Germans alleged, at the- time limec cement machinery. tools. equip-i are filled with aulphurouswateral -,q't - ., are water east, , the of , whining ,r,,,,o at l', Henrya mem and like colontrcial articles.- . iike----1,,,to.sh mnro 'aril nets. Ittruid th, h,comes WW1'madfc-thsurface C' thde 1 the treorblest' treety':7 a bold ,,. of, guarded by range , ' ie to furnish France our.. first-h- are Jake. '. the r t - - first ,or sleeps in 'sombre darkness'.' ,a,,,,,,,,o, enchantinc Germany a branch of the Rockies. tsmore to appear inugtil , mountains. ,,,,,s s es- ' f lc agrted to the armistice with ithe un- - in g the f ir at flve years after the treaty the limpid sky. r i ,, Her. is the famous Cliff Cauldron. ,;, at.mk it.....A. a pa-- tv et Higher yet and ettnammoth terracedi- -begin deraiondirtg,-;that---the peace' ,,Iernis op to .10009.600 tone Or Coal . from It bill- ,..! ,,..,'sF.: , V IV7.tddr"-el , I. t ..,..;1, Pearly tintedsleaM.liges nar4rI. k a t Trwitk' . lording ft over' thi , e 4' President Wit, (4 times More than is annually mined be based . k Mould melts into the upon sky. Near i' row At defile. of the summit the pass and 11.000,0011 tons for anY A Geyser Basin by Moonlight. Faints."' ,s s r I sons 'famous "Fourteen couldron Is the Priematic Lake- -, i there are hemlocks and groves A i --.0t. cloud-lik- e mighty beautiful even if terrible. Its blue tit 0--pins, -' 'under sremhimr ,bo,,a4' pew ,,.Y tons per year for ten 6.000,000 -- .and green limoi&IlePthil, gigant ,JvILL, .4 ground for their .allegation. - gium ..i- 4 their shadows there are springs trick- - these are the words.eas Splendid , ' ii t of a tempting Years; to Italy, 4.500.000 tons for the as might not permit the reproducare the does teau magnificenti-thSpare i'light , 1 amid one forth Terna,: and moth ling I Option up to demon. Streams of the surplus waters Ittirtlik--t" '.. I What adjectives of as- - tion here of the text of the "Points." first year. and at Italy'snext I!) begins a long journey toward the tie-- tonishment. six years: , i fraverse the ashen, fields encrusting n74 ' .'.,,,, 4,,,,, what hyperboles might but they are of interest in this con. 11,600.000 tons for the annual ..1,7 .,-ann. the theatherloward Pro-wt.setting her Luxemberg to, o did not for Rootlet'. their banks with deposits of brilliant be used of the in the certainly treaty writing rightly the are Over Pass there alternate GeYser Basins? Yee. from the Cry- - not follow them to an - supply.-In this connection it le to be in- red and yellow minerals. "and fall i,,,, particulant of cremes of and sunny -grove. glade the pluming river. On the other Basins Dante might have received '4 The makes a volume of some remembered that Germany lost by the ,, pine reaching down to the bright ger ' h and there b greensward dotted with so me of his most terrible mirages, for 80.000 fret, part of the coal she- .. words divided Into le parts. treaty a. great war.--t, Of 'markt:Ins 'dream' the Miadison, " he fields In rowould We can obvioultly- deal here with. the had before the a trees and enriched with a profusion Circle of he but the Inferno; $ .4- -r - lend and in the Saar Basin. 11Y. wild flowers. It hi like a bit of , have learned bow the beautiful can barest ementials only. 4, v I Germany MUM OISO deliver to the Field of Lethe. bordering upon the be mingled with the -terrible- - - '- "- 41to Grand Canyon end the Grose,. .,, , neollonalbilkY '' Trance Dis--the for - By the light-o- f the lull moon the k, threr, inketiestors-:-'-- forced to of - --- glee, of sweet I. .a, 0" s.. re- was accept team Germany after the treaty some 111.000 calla Basins are therematio beyond getfulness ' by the region of despairGeyser 4 - 4 ..! Arc, ..( s 1 The Grand Canyon of the-I- Yellow- - compare. Around are springs and sponsibility and agreed to make cam. tons of coal distillation products and , 111.. Z,s.,,... il' ts" for all damage cau.ed not to the Reparation Commission 50 per in- - pnstion differs from all others. ' --14 litene ''''. teysers to endless number and of Onel111) , - it resemble. by Germany but by her allies cent of German 'dyestuffs on hand at dis-- 1, finite variety in she and 7Ara gloomy Puritan partl Crater 'Ake. deeign. Rut. thp end of the war. : ---A l , daining all adornment, tt girds, itself:tan see th e infancy and the aid egealso (that h by to weird. ghastly appearing pool of . , 41'111 Germany lost all railvisys. rolling any of the allied in a garb of saddened green and iron! of thermal sprigs and geysers. t, Algona. Turkey) , t , water with pines gaunt and withorcd. In i; s (22 clock and equipment in the areas she 711, s , , pray, but midway in its course at moonlight walk among the wonders and assoolated governments , growing too near its edge end leaneudden change takes place. Itto Roelof the active geysers is indeed more all. including throe carved out of Ger. ceded to other power- e- She was ''se., tng back. dying and sear. Suddenly and Turkish Austrian ot prived of all' special benefits. of herterritory) is thrown it ss.' than any dream, The Giant. 1114 aside, terity and without warning. a ma sa of seeth-- , 11014.seit ! , -' treaties and conventions; eh The-- Fs" and to the nationals' of any of them; pre-wpomp and magnificence; becoming &Into Giantess'. The was Ing water is belched upward in the was rihe likewise Icirced to promise compelled to internationalize all very. profligate at last, it and 014 Faithful-w- hat of the pool and the whole lak.' h, her IFALIAS Icenter for roloPell5all11 OF TELLowirrosa... resulting LOWER lavish-witgreat river ',Vents and throw "magen self in sumptuous attire. an assemblage of water monsters . surface- - is . them open to traffic as if they' worel, . .4.aiiiet and cadmium gold. The plain- - There are spitting. trushes, gurgien from "ail ()wetter's or war by the .7-- the air filled with sulphurous vapor-Whethe to our that is high sees (equivalent ett of pinei er words. the canyon 'Mows two din.. Of water. The open springs are re- - two groups of belligerents." : the last waves caused by the tbe clearnean Of the water se it thatby a circling hill and linewithin 'damage& inflicted by .0ermany and throwing open the Mississippi and its its of remains of beneath calm. tinet with Instead the scenery. tints, There holdiqg type. splendent pearly the et over once more the edge glide. and on uplift have subsided and Hudson and the the the those tributaries, allies her nationalsof boeom the images.of ta protectors. lutaaltic rocks. ntassive and sombre.' the orb of night- - Now there will be falls break into ripple curves of To s Columbia);. it opens her coastwise ;the lake Is the mirror Of the sky.- the a huge upward rueh of seething wet- - fighting Germany. and for the dam-itthe south. Mount Sheridan lifts which form Its upper half. lower' a at lace delicate lady's like foam. the there ph.conto tours all appears startling nations is again by those fighting Ger- shipptng sharp crests and wooded flank!? part is between walls wondrous with1 er from some great geyser. and anon, sees inflicted nomenon. And so. continually. there neck. Broader and deeper become the on their own nationals. for s- fined to our own veesels; ) she grant , , many Across the To color. form the and slender that like item against fading tight. thel form aculpture glitters until as and to the alternate calm strife. they they fall.. ripples tor Injuries Inflicted exceptional export and import Privi- lake are numerous Islands. pine-coYellowstone canyon the forces of a sliver rocket. or the points and festoons of exquisite (1M erect. backed by wan. 1 Nature-fr- ost. the leges and accepts Important restrio. n heat- - disintegratio- nOld Faithful will send Its by France on Frenchmen In xr of which Interstices white the done relating thereto; she accepts tar through - Pale emerald and opalescent blue are ridge. and bleak ravines through have unceasingly labored. He side! great column to the skies in the course of the operations a of war. This reaching Their Prime. In principles governing her in. Geysers the, of ;;,: are waters from the which drawn towers. carved with are the a part moonlight. resembling whirling dot pinnacle.. ilaawtteroforninactlinpines.isann all moving revealed. an Instant yet ! ise violative of terna commerce and navigation which lit the front of the picture there for inntost hills. To the northeafit are walls and towers and then the min- - fountain of spotless snow. become to downward billowy is a deep well: the broad disc of its swiftly certain accepted around the skirts of the falls. Furthermore. Germany undertakes !nine other specification! ; 'surface shimmers like a peacocks rause regard ing , forma stain in a dark deliver to each of the Allied and a good number of whkh to neck with changeful hues. On the Then the river damages. forward come and associated car- all rushing powers securities. green pool masvive a stands were mound same to there likewise laws the contrary : ri with foram;:The basin of the; Uneaten, deeds or other documents of of war. architectural like structtire of geYser-ilrh!t- falls is another held by its nationals and relating wilderness of beautiful .,!!;.,, 7n.; with water thrown passionatelyl se- - title The also a treaty provided long ' property, Netts. or interests sit- ledges are its tower .shaped top and from color. the rocks and ries of eontributione by Germany vit. to totted and in the territory of that allied of cushions with gold green Ii like windows. Its ewes prod "".' .4. ,Iriouely labeled reparation, rrtstitution. or "I;Ove the ,-' - t.. tz,.1 - , drenching the mound and running gold brown Marry moos. any A few only can be and replacement. shares. stocks. debentures, debenture of pines cast their long : ', ,'e'' - '- , . .4 ': sketched. ' 'away in.bolling rivulets. In the die. fella clumps , - - . ;',, stock. or other obligations of ang Com- ' - !' "t " .. ' r ,- ' 1 4 ' . intervening .. 4. ' ..,-Vince is another' mound. terraced and Purple shadows &croons summer -' must ' be , recalled It that the amis. pany Incorporated in accordance with ,' t- - - . -aft.; . . ..........., , .., 4:-- -at Its summitAn- - greensward. On a calm .... ' witon h A geyser-coni , . Germany 'as -- a natal the laws or that power. Thh, closes . - - .,. ' .. . ', 1.'..."; ' .."" .... ''.' - . 4111'''.42r .:" water leaps from its throat krno ; and ' '..., treaty !power, 'provision is to Out German interests in all parts of 4 warm tinted clouds. Although it 0 1 -- J4-' ,be- judged from the angle-o, ,.......,:,,,o, , ..,. a neces. the world of the allied andassociatod , ,,,f ,v though the force beneath was tryingt the Grand .:,,., . . owes Its chromatic 1 Canyon , , . , 'vita strength the water column littalthe to . . that ,sity .accomplish i 'purpose. to and this powers, , causes : make same ' , to applies as-the 4 that territory 1 ePlendor - , , - , or sinks and then the strength f i As a measure of replacement Ger. formerly German but ceded by the .. . '" . i ' , V.4...........' ' .ceriained: the summit of the boiling the surroudndihngs of theso brritimati ; ,...coestr, ,47, !many ceded to the allied and mum- - treaty to other powers. greyer ,,,,4 i 'fountain is high In air. Thit is a Irig, WIT!, !Mated powers all German merchant- I ... Cash Contribution. , , , op....... . view of Old Faithful. Castle Geyser 1 it has none of their 'diablerle" of ,,;, ;men of a burthen of 1.1100gross tons 1,,) ......,... The Grand Canyon of the I effect In 'ION Oar---- addition And Blue Crested to one-ha-lf the and Spring. of ' , her foregoing. ' upwards; .1. ships. kif a . Yellowstone is a sublime expreenion of 11 to 'raise a minimum() t iirt ''''.;, t reckoned In "tonnage. between 1.000 li V. ' ' 1 of work .Nature's of 120.000.000 0 everlasting i elow, ithe marks and 1400 gross tons; , gold (roughly e,1I , :X -- 1 newt, At Sulphur Mountain. y, reckoned in tonnage of steam trawl. S24,000.000.0011 gold), with the final t .ei, )1116.1,.. full amount still to be ass determined. and view other distance Wtli of the middle hosia., i, 0 (The the : ,: fishing ig1 ' PI It ' - are low hills, - belted -- with -d- ense --The Pinnaties of Palace Gorge. I great Vaterland. now the Leviathan. She also undertood to surrender ear. .4 ) i ,c, specified gold deposit& Her full had a tonnage of 54,000 MPS tons). 1,1 't '-,; There are gothic spires and pin- groves of timber. Beneath the shad! LI .1.. i s to b d Ill- In addition to the foregoing. Ger- - tetn , owe of these Pines, the Yellowstone nacies of stone 011 : ,:4 from the slopF f rising te and ttrthoiobbu oobased e, . : , i 11J7 a upon edher xaability .."' .404...4 i , ,. many le under obligation to lay down ell, lake. that mountain . reservoir. sends Mg sides of the canyon. In bewildel-..- .. , ... ............, a PTA y e u vs In her own shipyards for the allies I . the , L111111 gathered waters to cut the Omnd Mg numbers, like those of Milan it, , more to she could "'"'"'"11111""".. be Lammed. t:"..4 . tda are There 4 up to 200.000 tone for each of the firm , ...ttcanyon of the Yellowstone. bidden Cathedral. '' 1' Thrte Th e foregoing are but it 4stz optreo ot ire 4 le51, a as five the after of years the canyon , treaty. This has almostInfinite number 44 blatiched-Viiite the. glorim otcreanty white, al " beneath a sable stained with es an oeeen-car. . '7:.;'' gay masquerade levelled a gainst Germany provieions yellow: of deep yellow -:-:: ....,t, by the 1 view of the cloak.In Vying nation, the T. ;:z foreground of .,..., ashen of with veined ochre, 1 The question now is not gray: treaty. ., .eivfoot of are heaps of scoria. At Germany was also compelled to whether they were t carmine, of dun. Back of this or proper , ":;'..4 Mountain d ocean all her give up cables. er, justified or Sulphur the great volcanic rock and glimpse caught! unjustified . but w heeMI : In polished basins. of , MODERN SCHOOL BUILDING JusT COMPLETED AT COST OF 1600,000, thereby destroying her cable common. Cr they lore two springs. can into Great be enforced against Gerhp the Falls, plunging ' ication with the outside world. '' quaintly enameled In walloped pat- blue misty ban. Along the dizzy many without destroying a far cry to the little red finery departments are most eom-- 1 terday with a get acquainted dance. Her inland shipping is in just eland tering of bright yellow and pale verdi- canyon edge the trail winds onward with Germany the rest Germany of E 1in housed East to and mad invitations sent endless when-oIn arranged boil specially fortably being school hone.' High desperate Straits. She properly re- -, rope. British ne views the gris. that trees. - The the statesmen m t o f ee theough and faculty. including a genuine everything she took during the' that enforcement means coil& Pee new West High school. For a bile rooms, and shadow Of the clouds ,turns sunlight An d room fittingistudents aeries of doors on the west She also returns everything she chaos for equIPPed with full Europe; French statesmen play among spires and the .old NVelit High achool In its rors and dress model war. She further in into basement acquired corridor a during open effect: a o with t River. appear t think other. magical day seemed almost palatial. ope is . The domestic science department lowing an easy entrance to the cedes. to make good losses not made; wise.authority ,The tpper Fallow yelkmottme Observers from left quite in wonderment at the equip- - boasts of a large well equipped kitch- - ing shades that come and go for shop, manual training Here is a scene of savage wildness. and !good by the foregoing restitution, ton-- I France report a largereturning end- en rooms where modern method of and wash meta the and growing troubled berried Like apprehension's. high to a maximum of 20 per cent- merit One sees In a glowt from up students nags other - girl It is such parte in favor of the British students can Wash their hands and;gymnasium solueatiort In the base- - of her own inland navigation 'dream. There is an overhanging, A few feet further and th en we look tochool grounds. Germany after may all aprons is also to be the river burst- Into the Palate Gorge. The canyon Of The building Mantling on the site- change into kitchen ham cedes to France from the ton- - Mr. Lloyd George so evident! I ben (a s threatening cliff with of Utah struc- beginning their work. There is also ters for the school cadets.headquar. old the snow. of University avalanche Red a an flare remaining after the above de-l- a like over it. - .,Ing is deeper and narrower and there is is the hott word in modern in this department a modern apart- - and Black office and by no means dilutions. a maximum tonnage to he, very sick man. with a critically high Around the cliff. screening out the all even more magnificent display at tore, - ment including kitchen. dining room. I least in interest. a heatttchool . sanitation. and lighting. little fixed by an arbitrator: cedes to the temperature. book et genuine (To Re Continued.) sunlight. is "a sweepingfoottheatre colorsnature vain of her ing. and 'Perna to combine every pcm- - bed root& bath room linen closet, '' shop with front display windowe and of the fall gorgeous woodia" At the treasures forth her in which and the powers. may pouring school or needs. It ible laundry; girls for room for counter space. provision plenty which the with an unstinted hand.- Yet all a, mighty rock sgainst housekeeping by-- actuall.mis shop will be mu as during the and from harshnemt of effect is lost in the runs practically, across theto entire tI be taught and demonstration. ,foam is driven fiercelybank. devoted West practice of block so or the a commercial year frontage past by Is This ',..thonce up the opposite haze of distance. The far- - High aetivities and Includes 'three partment sudenL Ed. CYDondell Auditorium, a wens of beauty but one stern dreamy river eenda up but a faint stories, nti basement-aone ft or two other students' by huge ample to the big auditoritain-ciani---and gloomy. Yet ft Is Impresslve. tow noise a It ho u gh we see it bounding auditorium. , from the same department. The third floor is given be Entrance The from- all three- floors of had In the locale of color and a foil to the from ledge,to ledge. hurrying awaY over almost ' ' entirely to history, Owe-it possible for the, books here are sold on a very small e building making BY A FATHER. low- glory of its near and triumplund deto of leas the much and than at ice, zoology latter profit. margin botany. to easily reach this student 1AIthe Great Falls. I the down town land rivers and to the sea. book stores and the ape.; pertinent of t he building I part' clas ' will be used aa in lai-- ' for the The auditorium consist; of . lishman tor instance must acsociate main I prollt Ofreceived ea:ADmoSol,?: the auditorium curtain , of plants - There are well ar- - floor. gallery and stage. Its movingicam said- to be Opinionated his fooling to' his prejudices. his pre' Between the estlYou mod the tale. raising e --Bead of the Great Falls. littleextras h rooms for pietu're-- projectionroom for tho school I whenever he has views which ranged lecture itt ' " Iv conceptions and his experiences with he t'n' In the foreground is a massive roek ' Between the eanyon and the lake are partments amd room frabortory toiye. equal in size and equipment tortuiPment every idea with Which he hi confront. 'and beyond-i- t there Is It- vast varied &relies whteh call forth alter- - work. building represents a big !ready to express - On almost any sub- - ed. kiuch a mixture of those of the big downtown " ledge thoughts and that comes along, whether be foe'inge does kouges. There is a largo 'taste with stride in school arch:tecture and ject gold in the earth. ,The river with its nate --fellings of admiration and our- mant, modern Equipment., much to destroy the Tou haiie no pleasure of water. clear. ,Tnasey. prim.- Field, on Nee"- 0 elender-tro- ut d ressing rooms provided. Thia la to. eq uipent. The entire structure . is understands it or not a- bright, greennear conversations The and, Asocial budding fentseese,genuine be to the flital edge of stream winding through atenues of MIMIC room with' scene sets in plain' finished in a soft grey tone. with ticed that. Pomo person s whom you intercouret. Thick draws liecaure one already equipped with, a greyequipped tones allowing for decoration I the wood casing and stair ralling have met are ready' to give you their .1S.tiyNViA,4,94,K4,101.stAhswglinateeneletwomigual, Ole precipice . Then it disappears from willows; a mad geyser cman next or ii ' to be chairs ita and wien piano foam'. hut tut it is called Devil' Cauldron. a 'grand 44mo,4041.400,001k4ritatielve,44,09444,tpgm4wmaillettlisapitooittrdvia4ethtout,mounaursalvicotewitgaa. Wht with hardly a fleck of be will not be opposed ti kl'itil4ftottifitrAhrivItAltifeattiVissataszttsAllstopfasiiptvirlptit4.4.40stletvwailfmt-watkr,trvaloicgfriiimas"Igfor the various plays to construction underneath. Lockers tor ia mooted. If Yon travelled much in by the feellogs of eameone ex- - i partsuents i with The rouin is art else. As provided o w liant-- I pale- - ate co or; a d ar k tunne I p i ere-- 1 be n the dramatie depart. the use of students are hull n a D ug. the world you 'would find that races ost". result the spray tell o t its ma d nes' b e jails and trig nesse mentputatit theby school. t in their conu, The eurtain,i corridor walla. A large vault has nt.; beA divided on the question of versations areFrenchmen , ing the mountain ii twen more Mg over the brInk of the have for thie partly inteldepartment 'been ,,, valpurely their the i for of lc is For be a opinionv. inch the to storing Instance, ejected, wth gush and heavy velvet grey I nehie provided ple theItltc trtarled pine: from there lookofinto by the manual training depart- - toned affair, following -school records. trophiec etc., most opinionated race is the Germanic lectual than they are among opinion. - the writhlatest . Near by is a fissure in the made ated racos. Another result of - this mentotmesch0017--w- eii abyss. AU is there confusion the rock's 1 gurgle with and the general plan followed by the made up of Scandinavians, German in to ideas Is be' a stage roek. inlet; and whirling and mixture adding promiscuous of ing water bookkeeping cornla of fooling that and and Hollandere. you mieht long open SIM saved largely , budder Englieh water and a.....r.A and polished by the endless calculating rocans ..,.,1 running north and 'tooth with talk to Frenchman for hours. He thought which we call opinions is that a earth tut of tortured soula- -a Dan- - tnillraecedrwlmost- Above proceeds of the school book- dors clam overcrowded: In one, tore the heating of tho falling 'stream. rooms and laboratories Might listen to you without having IL givos.riso to diseensions . to tin. the toe last three Years. in th ' are cauldrons cliffs Other hell. in pits 'apd , tha falls' brink tho giant it was stated, the 51 machines setintYAltamenttuuld.Aiontotimoti-OVRit---, a around in the last ,F6105 of ex- - kent trit411:78fnraIng.....Per111:217veeach-sicts-23.Lepbugy.to had foolinpt! !stained with brilliant dyes. constantly going Week In 'rnifam-a- y and thiirell an occasional each day. The You are not 'called upon to have an , opnion about everything you Ileac rut in place ;which wili, when do. now puffs of escaping ',team. Comin- chines tire kept running ronstantly sired, or eydryttaina that Font ' one ears to : all that TOITIAing of the former upon things from an ottlective , shut Lime auditorium off from Scene From Point Lookout. . and scenes. Are firstg-taw three samepoint or the period. Take it one ,.flu. rem is It tree la it tNe of A scene of unrivaled grandeur eon frontcampus the That-inot solitary ob'ectively. s, making of he building 'Yellowstone I typewriting, flepartment' is equildwn hag the power JuCermont or a doellion the which was saved from the hinds of to view,which to - lining throw the by auditorium open you diaaesociate magnificence of form and of River as we near the Lake, giving a t withhis V himself, ietrols.to teach students s personal my ha bound. Resider the intrUSJOMO a ner through the i t Side center.. Thie part the lan color! subtle details' aiding the effect change to sylvan beauty and quiet. rhythm and the melodies wafting 1" a from his . ao much of opinions; disturbs the mind of the fitrulty for the sake feelings and'judgmenta, of tkach collosouti objeCt. Nowhere In There are trees. grass, moist limpid; along the corridors from this oe- -, el the building will be completed by appeale In other words. Mat, of "Auld Long Ellyn.," , hurts the intellectual quality of The world is there a more atrangely think or a Frenchman ard ,. is of partment dispel ones :views entireiy-- the middle, and of water everything depool. the individual- - Learn. therefore. to Tne Lintliali and mathematics : view than the Grand Canyon emerald bue as though we were ap- - concerning the iT T'Practical Subjeets Taught. - .. (eels is not ingeparably mixed as they school room - striking - -ed hous your Judgments as much sop- keep well -rs Point partmenta : But back of the building is a new are among Germania races. An Engequally rot the Yellowstone sateen from 7 a is l green the enchanted, crated as poosible from your thoullitn. With the new latentl school spirit which airv roomi la more Lookout. Sweeping lint lead the eye proaehint . clam room; a well arranged girl'ai in .. .. northern region., of Isentand., . In other worde. don't be OpinfOntted I ii..,...., to . of but the 'mere center roomwitlx-fullenter. -. to than ythe picture bathsteel cement. and building. besftating rest requipped always IL- - In- School Cafeterla.4; Girls from the Western Union offices Upon inquiry it was found that he YOU will find it difficult to prevent room; lavatories. th last word Where the "barbaric spientior"-o- f " - ' opinions about things. but as a int The school cafeteria in the.: base- - are dropping in at the school for a had no parents and by a hard sum- your sanitation on each floor of the eident of color and light and shade is ., Twilight , , Yellowstone lathe. at ture; a study hail with meats for the ment boasts of quarters which vie class or ao as their time will per. mers work had saved PIO in 'a seem. rube you towould hotter keep your trimmed. One vast precipice of rnek yourself. They roily Inhopeless ambition to go to opinions Is there. binding the canyon walla' The broad. majeetiesheet.of water boyi on the south and for girls on i with those of any down town restau- - mit. There Is an enrollment of young .ingly is hemmed in by noble Inountains and the north. and libearY- shelves and rant. A smaller room off the main fellows from the Oregon Short Line schobl. In a very few minutes the fluence others and thoy may create and over it comes the waters of , t feelints was agaloW At any rate and an that t you. in found, time summer. registered between office boy spare On either hand on this atormy twilight the, librarian', desk in between. This hall cafeteria and equipped with its Own who, ,Tellowstone river. ., k opportunity for everyone is the Ideal opinion aro ebM vory valuable. wheth Ole pire and towers and buttresses sky is filled with cumulus clouds. is maintained with but one teacher. i esteem tablet is to be utilized for a hours, are taking commercial , one or consMor them from an intelare- studying behind the modern school y And beet and the water. of the a librartse nd OttOlent boyand girt! tescher:eldining..room.....Thecafeterialiectilt Ink.Srawtt-Ina- n withori orange mid, ....,......,Atrepainted. withyellow, those mention was madi-hsehooi lectual' or eocist point of view. That . in charge. eoTore'liro-In-confilikl.wheraths asalmant proper can be entered from stairs$ bricklaying and cement IIwork at an of all no as and stealing among . red ion to officials how ilenes ad-is when Just clam A gad at in teacher's o'clock from of with , down out thg, the opinions may he early Mom the first meeting from from vosir ! floor or pale violet. graYs, russets and citrines strong winds rush 1 wash Teem :is provided, 'as. doors and has lighting from east the morning. going to be made to cover an entire helpful. when they may direct ' the all swelling the carnival of color mountain passes, upon them. turning Joining , ' chord on This week eondiset year. the front drill youtv,If and other. but fear. well as ample quarters for the oftit.-t- and west with every possible venti- Whilst amid this glad acclaim hangs pale waves to the sky its if Inbreak-EveThe- new beildbis was Pressed et a use them sparingly, lariint n of the school and principals.. and emiltation need filled. I grounds a young boy was noticed most lovely of allThe Great Salle. There is one small bay. with a ,, of Wet new 7.1-the $400,000: The 00kinitwilitTitli7 at, domestic approximately and art TOVIt FATHEIrt. This big shieldeewing., i , school and the Pert seen. I water-oof opened , , nuit gliateningpebbley at the far dietanCe can be ) . ' ( , - aheggY .$Ye116i.4$tolie- Na00ii1 Pir4::: Impression , Pine-wood- WORLD ArrAIRS ,, .., . the Peace.TrebtU - -- I 4,4r ' .., , - - F camp-firethr- - . ' --- - ' ' . ' W,', 1 - . t,-- , ,,,. .,.. - , 4...A-L',.-.1 , -- . !- , i , 4., 1 , z! , I e" . ,i It -- I t 1die . i -' .' . i111"--FAita- r. uth,,,--com- in ,04,H (es,''' V, - I , .f ' . cal. firp, ,rill .. .. i i ro. Sf '704 . wide-ope- el' ' ! .2( - t-ti, our-dail- y n- imow-lade- - , .. - ..- le, ,.. 4 ,.,'r ultra-marin- - itt , o,''''-'- "n .. we-ris- e - - ' eaeb-year,...- -- '77 -- -- t '' 1 - ' ' ,, , 1 4 - ,,,.....i...,Auccoitelloll-flire..Yearslto-P- . , el-- beau-lionab- le , . 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