Show I 7 pj j r IH f. f 1 0 f r 1 W AH t r NOT A STATE OF F RELICS OR RUINS BUT BUTONE BUTI BUTONE I l lr r ONE OF BEST IN UNION Pi P- P i culture n and Horticulture Her Fertile Acres cras Re- Re Her J Products Prod Prod- rod rod- 1 Millions l of Dollars Annually nets and Their Value r By Albert F. F Philips 1 Is neither a state of oC relics nor norThe ns The only ruins in the thc state l hose hoso boso of the cliff dwellers In In j both base and precious In liy- liy 11 1 In salt Galt In beet sugar In I diamonds it ranks at the tho top I smelters In lil the world arc are arcUs j of oC ofu Us its borders borden Coal measures cs u value one corner of or one ono containing coal estimated b by ex ex- ex Ito lic be worth six billion dollars within a stones stone's throw of oC this deposit are arc mountains of oC iron I Red Rell can be mined a plent mines mine the greatest In the world metal mines that have havo produced ons ns of oC dollars yellow metal gol gool- gols' gols s' s that likewise produce millions b iI properties that arc tho the richest world are lIe Included In ht its area Ight be bo said that the coal acre acre- ite tho the state a aggregates gres-ates that the shale beds of the state in untold millions of oC barrels of or I and at the gilsonite turn hum beds are arc Inexhaustible and I Ibo ho bo cement plants arc aro among amons- the thet I t f In the mountains These arc are a af at at t f the things that the state has Written b by bT r Nature I e there is some somo wonderful nat- nat cener the like of which can be bo nowhere else in the world There stairways to the stars In the tho w that are arc In the Hock Rocky range taro arc two parks par parks one one ne that has just made a national park and tho the ot which can be found round nowhere here on an n earth earth of of which a well known written by byer byer or r r calls it an epic er er Nature In her most ecstatic hu- hu m illustrated by creation In its most U ile manifestations and published lI Mighty God as au an Inspiration to the 1 way to this greatest g of ot all you pass a national monument monumento o Temple of oC tho the Gods another tares tare's kaleidoscopic pictures set slant frame one mile by three In InV Ina ina V a great creat geological amphitheatre Iko Ike of which can n be seen nowhere t d still on and beyond are three ral 1 bridges bridges national monuments arc are nothing like them anywhere on earth and Monument park parI re there arc are natural curiosities h hcan can be found nowhere els else Alpine re another part of oC the tho state one ono ty ly that Is an empire o by itself Kilns alas ns one ono thousand lakes in an- an r county count are arc the Hot Pots likened ome me c ways to tho the mud or 01 paint pots pots' pots ne e Yellowstone in another Is onee one ono he e greatest s forests In the union Ire re the tho deer arc nrc so plentiful and I that they will almost cat eat from 1 I hand k Alpine highways hl on every every hand craters craters' of oC extinct volcanoes solid sea of oC salt almost as largo large In Inarea area arca as the tho state stale of or Delaware Americas America's Americas America's AmerIcas AmerIca's Amer Amer- ica's great Dead Sea Sen steel highways that carr carry you OU to sea by rail Th These se are Just a few aw of oC the wonders of oC this great state of Utah More than acre acres cr s of oC land are aro under cultivation and there thero are aro moro more than can be bo cultivated To care for the tho cultivated lands there ther-e arc are ten Carey Care act Irrigation atlon projects pr ono state reservoir project ono one government government government govern govern- ment project In the Strawberry valley alley and more than private Irrigation Irrl- Irrl gation plants the tho waters waters' from Crom these various projects being distributed through miles of oC canals What hut Slate On these fertile lands there was produced In tho the year ear 1919 bushels b of oC winter wheat at and bushels of oC spring spring- wheat tho the season being being- In June bushels bushels bushels bush bush- els of oC oats OOOO bushels of oC barley bushels of oC rye tons oCha of oC hay ha 1 tons of or sugar su ar beets valued valued val val- at OOOO O bushels of oC potatoes tons of or peas pea tons of oC snap beans ans and tons of oC t toma toma- ma- ma toe toes From the orchards in 1919 came 00 bu bushels hels of oC apples bushels of oC peaches bushels of or pears and und tons of oC while from the tho bush hush and vino vine camo tons of oC strawberries raspberries rles and blackberries On tho the farms and ranges thero ther were e In 1919 1119 almost horses and mules valued d at sheep and goals goats to the number of oC valued valued valued val val- at cattle numbering valued at swine In number valued at SH The wool product Pr of or tho the state slate was pounds in 1919 Of or the total number number number num num- ber of live Iho stock horses and cattle goats and sheep and 1100 swine grazed on the forest ranges of DI the state stale Creameries In tho the state produced about bout C pounds of oC butter bulter 3 pounds of oC cheese while the condensed milk factories in the state produced moro more than pounds of oC condensed milk Revelation to 10 People It is the intention to tell in this series of oC stories what Utah has In the various carious counties with some historical Information about the counties and the state believing Ins that tho facts figures tad and Inform Information lon will not only conduce to o bringing bringing- people hero to make their home but that It Jt will be a a. revelation to o n. n largo majority of oC the tho people of ot ho tho state Tho The stol story today is about tho the Capitol regarded res as perhaps the tho most beautiful of the capitol buildings In n the country |