Salt Lake Telegram | 1918-04-23 | Page 2 | Animals in Park Refuse to Obey Daylight Saving

r Animals in Ill Park Refuse to Obey Daylight Saving crr HOSE things are a pesky 1 lot J. J L Dutch keeper of all the little monkeys elephants ele ele- do ducks gnus deer deep and other creatures that abound In Liberty park had a real grouch He Ho just couldn't obey the government government govern govern- ment and tend to those animals at the same time Dutch has probably the most trying position in the city His charges have been gathered from the four corners of the earth and although they are all now permanent perma perma- permanent nent residents of the city they have failed to adopt the customs of Salt Lake They insist on keeping the habits formed in their years of oT freedom freedom and and for that reason Dutch has to disobey disobey disobey dis dis- obey the daylight saving rule to Dutch the animals animals animals ani ani- mals in the park have formed habits that the w war war r. r laws or congressional con con- gressional recommendations cannot cannot can can- not change They get up in the morning at the old time and regulate regulate regulate reg reg- their living by the sun and expect to eat at the same time as previously with the result that to keep them in good humor Dutch has to get up in the middie middle middle mid mid- dle die of the tho night and goes to bedin bedin bed bedin in the early part of the governments governments governments govern ments ment's evening Then there is Princess Alice whose diet must remain the same and must be more regular than Old Sol himself Her regular breakfast lunch and dinner dilner hours must be observed even if the government government government gov gov- decides to change night into day Believe Dutch I me says have the big job job job-in in this town J 9