Salt Lake Tribune | 1909-08-08 | Page 44 | Members Local Executive Committee

I MEMBERS LOCAL EXECUTIVE COMMlfritg it holds most of all tho world's competition com-petition records, and probably more people go there to see races than on any track in tho world. Wnndamcrc, which is on the street rotreats in Emigration canyon. Brighton Bright-on is ono of tho beauty spots of Big Cottonwood canyon, and Pharaoh's Glen and the Old Arm Chair nro pretty rotronts in Pnrloy's canyon. But among the most magnificent gorges in tho mountain region is Og-den Og-den canyon. Ogden City is thirty-seven thirty-seven miles distant from Salt Lake and tho canyon is about two miles distant from the city. The street car system sys-tem partially' pierces tho canyon, so that it is easily accessible. In the canvou thcro are hotel and refreshment refresh-ment facilities. Tho beauty of the sconcry is unequaled. Utah lake, a beautiful body of fresh water, is forty miles south of Zion. Provo canyon, with its bridal falls, is another splendid piece of mountain scenery. Back in Salt Lako City one can rest and recuperate in Liberty park, Pioneer Pio-neer park and tho park surrounding the city and county building. -5 Him who taught as man ne'er, '-jsn before, is a fort, a garrison and: is pi del, and every God-fearing mo'i mkk all this land, who at her own iiu and her own hoarthstoue insu dab. tho minds of her boys and her gi immutable principles of rifihl wrong, who teaches her hoyss ssn clean, manly men and her Rirli pure, virtuous women; who to them both to love their count its flag and to cmulato the vir ijfc its heroes, living aud dead, evei a1 God-fearing mother is a recruit ficer for tho Grand Army thai perpctuato the Ropublic." , CHARLES G. BURTC Commandcr-in-C iC