Salt Lake Telegram | 1935-09-25 | Page 13 | Princess Alice Takes Night out at Hogle Gardens Zoo

Princess Alice Takes Night Out at Hogle Gardens Gardens' Z Zoo o r tV 0 q 4 ce w t g t d ir gi g 1 i S Something Something stirred deep down in Princess Princess Alice Alice- the e elephant eph t truler ruler of Hogle Gardens zoo Tues Tuesday ay night 1 Perhaps it was the zest in r. r the air of autumn the the call caU to romance and adventure Or possibly sympathy for Mayor Mayor Louis Louis Marcus and his his' current headache over zoo f finances an c es s made her want tp to remonstrate I For Princess Alice e who is seldom bothered by inhibitions had a bit oCa of oC ofa ofa a binge She took a night out When Captain R. R D. D McCollin looked in mat at her hez at ata a late hour PrIncess Princess Princess Prin PrIn- cess Alice Allce was dreaming of whatever whatever whatever what what- ever elephants dream about The captain made his early morning morning morning morn morn- ing round of the animal house Then he knew Princess Alice had taken takena a night out oui Everything that could be smashed r p t r V V j- j I TH I I I Ii I wc i tv f s Princess Alice is is shown after her night of roaming in inthe in 4 4 the animal house Lyman Hampton zoo lower right looks over the wreckage V f r V ill S I FIL Coolest Weather in Four Months Recorded in SL BL i Salt Lake City was was experiencing the coolest weather in four months Wednesday V The early morning minimum was 49 degrees lowest since June 4 Tuesdays Tuesday's maximum of 68 degrees was the lowest est since June 2 V Despite the drop of the mercury Tuesdays Tuesday's average was 62 de de- de- de grees one normal The tempera temperature ure dropped nearly to freezing at Coalville Tuesday night registering 33 degrees FreezIng Freezing Freez Freez- ing temperatures were reported at Yellowstone park v The official forecast is for continued continued continued con con- cool weather for lor all Utah with fair Weather Veather Wednesday night and Thursday Rainfall Tuesday brought 39 of ot otan an inch of moisture to Brighton making the total for the last three days 84 Utah Power Light company stations reported p precipitation Tuesday Tuesday Tuesday Tues Tues- day as t follows vs Ogden 02 Bingham Bingham Bing Bing- Bingham ham 10 Logan 18 Bear lake Jake 09 Helper 10 Soldier Summit 02 I was smashed Princess Alice Alice wakening snapped her ch chain ln and roamed the length of ot the house smashed the rallin rail in front of her inclosure and several l other rails fronting the lion cag cages s. s V Lyman Hampton zoo found nd the prin princess W Wednesday d morning tossing a a. hose over yer her head and catching it with her trunk He swore she winked at him Despite the storms of ot Monday and Tuesday more rain Is is needed in m many par parts s- s of Utah J. J Cecil Alt Alter Al Al- t ter r r government meteorologist said in his weekly crop p and range report report re re- re- re Po port t Wednesday I Light rains rains' have aided grasses a and sugar beets but t were not heavy enough to moisten n soil s sufficient to help dry wheat lands and winter is i deficient range Moisture Very in Salt Lake valley Heavy rains v were re report reported d near St. St George Georg Tuesday and a R. road crew was at work Wednesday rebuilding an arroyo bridge washed V out near Washington on on U. U tS S. S highway 91