Salt Lake Telegram | 1923-07-20 | Page 14 | Many Hikers Plan Outings

flilf HIKERS S PLAN OUTINGS . Clubs Organized to Go Into High Mountains I't fiAIi' FRANCISCO, CnJ.. July .'T.--Th number of hlbera w will Joar-' Joar-' rey upstrosm from Oa!lfmia const to their sources in residential glaciers , - iriHes high In ar mountain la larger thla vear than ever before, aocordiug to hiking club official hero. Four largo parties and many smaller one of both men and women will spend two to four weeks of July in she rerlnns nf mountain shen. They will climb pks that rr their Jaggd plre U.OuO to well over 14,000 fet sbov ths sea. pack trains will accompany ac-company them to th trail's and, from which, with aleeplng baga on back, the tnountalneera w ill press on toward, the summits, summits that will be reached at Inst with aid of toe ptrk and top. Tit Sierra club contingent. 30 strong, will moblllss In th Yosemtt valley to climb to th heights beyond, through rusarHl 'at valley, abode of th rattlesnake and bear, to th iacter formed Fnson lak and tlx old rrated Malterhorn canyon. Th California Alpine club also will Wiet In Yosemlt valley It party of fifty Intent upon climbing th wide flarler of Mt. Lrll to the rocky peak i.ovo fnet high. Later, by mean of .a steel rope. 1R feet irig, they will hav thmse1vna up the ' glaciated eiri of Hatf-Iom, on the summit of which lejrnd says th goddess of th rvaltey reisned over th Yoaemtt Indiana In-diana be for the whit man came and hlalMt Ihe aranlik ah&ft ta fnataO bs rop. Mt. WMtney, top of ths TTtilted F'ate. exclusive or Alaska, will b giirm"unted by om sixty hikers led by Waiter J. Asoaenbrenner. From their vantage point of 14.au 1 fet legation le-gation ther will look down. If the day be clear, from enow flelda to the place where Death valley lies ahlnunarliig in .'the heat below sa level. ' 'loe to th Ore on Una th great wMi rone. Mt. Hharta, 14.3HO et hUh, majeatlo northern aentlnel of , California, atanda In laoiated grandeur thousand of ft above the mountains about It. Iown Ha steep sides crp f ivn glac4era, hiding f Las urea from which poured the lars. that built It. . U p th glacier wilt toll fifty men and women led by I'lerre Denaud and Clayton L Drew, th largest party. It la said, ever .to attempt to gain tha .peak-