| Show UTAH MIRACLES IN II T STONE S J j MANMADE j A and NATURAL By B JUDGE BUDGE E C F COLBORN I About Salt Lake Lane Climate and Scenery I II l I I Il IF a climate Is is wanted that will give five health and prolong life it tt will willbe willbe he be be found in Salt Lake If Ir sunny tunny skies akies and bright days Jays arc are a II charm worth seeking for and enjoying they are arc here herein in all their ra radiance diance 1 and glory If It consumption bony cony linger finger points at tt you the ozone own ot of this region re ion will do ns as 5 much for Cor you as any ln on the globe If It you ou have rheumatism the thermal sprints sprin i J and mineral waters that hubble bubble and boil and come to the surface both within and without the city will straighten your our back take talc the halt out of your walk and make you you again If on the waves of the Great Salt Lake there you will learn to your astonishment that you are m floatable and md unsinkable If you admire mountain scenery and love to wander in incan canyons can ons that rival the great gorges s of the till Alps in their beauty and grandeur they are Ire at It the city s very gates If in in those thole days bys farthest removed from winters cold you would experience cx the novelty of standing on the steps step of your our home in the valley by glancing up to the towering peaks of the Watch Waatch range and view the drifts of snow that arc are all nil but everlasting you ou may realize that tbt delight also And within a few hours hour you may hie he yourself to these very heights hei amid the thc pines rines and rocks rock and rare wild flowers Havers and escape from the heat and stress of the strenuous life below OT aT only AS ns n sort of ot a II dime mu museum NOT N seum 8 Um of ot Mormon curiosities but hut In runny ninny other 1111 here heie hereto to be he briefly summarized Is Utah nn III Interesting eating legion region for tor lovers lovera of ot tha curious and 1111 Till the home of ot a Belt peculiar pt t who tho thu valley of oC tho Great Snit lake hake nn oni s In tho wastes ute nf of o the w before Denver Demor I co and I Loa B Angeles were born till the hf scene nf ot tho the despite the i of ot every ever sect Beet In hi Christendom d r a nus s 4 t Pm m the most peculiar or ori t r on nn any In n the world tho birthplace of ot i Ar Am Hi in Irrigation the light ht set In n the w of ot the tho far went for tor the swarms swarm that fill th I more than thun half halt a 11 century ago agodo n agon tI 1 do n I e I I the I he continent 1 In n search of at gold Rl goldI or I I t ill Well 1 11 deserves to be called the most must musty y j i L i testing resting of ot our western f t ru stales j And Salt Suit I Inko City which the lato latoi tat tatu i u J declined declarer woe more unique than tinn even St or Quebec i s 5 Judge JUde R E P 1 Colborn In on nn I rJ h picture be a show Bilow sho place j f rl i l r all time lime to come com There the tourist viii i 1 find tind more oddities than In any nn oth othell I e f ell on this continent nt I The Tho ht rl and the thu Jn liil l L Lone one rne fIt t the llio flint first things he lie will see doe ee Is la lati istl tl ti Mormon Temple one of ot the then ther r n Ids ds most mn t remarkable structures lures j 1 Jn i ng K before the city elt comes conies out In the tho thoi 4 I i im nn I fl tin the white form COW of ot the themi ther r mi IF looms Into lw It Is the pratI prat I d 1 the th List last object seen een by the coming d I traveler Thi In Is u II line specimen s of ot the tho loll It and In III architecture In J 1 h w Wits is 40 to o years year In III build building In L no v sr In It Is h s mimed and a 1111 numbered t r 11 1 i th tin tho workmanship within oriel and with i t Is b the finest that human hands could its tl highest pinnacle 00 f t in to the lie ii lh air If ii It golden figure figurer n r flu Angel Ansel Moroni over oer all till allU U h trumpet to lip he typifies that r i r 1 trumpeter Mho ho bye and bye ho la ha to toi tor i r nil tin the th blast bl et that will herald lit thi lith Ik h rt nt t matter and crash of at worlds Mi M i oil wee was or In le I the angel who nIl ap npr r f to Joseph Smith the founder d or fr t on no tho the Jail Cumo 1 I h near Palmyra N y T some nome eighty I i 11 1 h are HBO ago and nd out to him hint rh n ra were tJ burled the 1 l I n plates f fl in m which Smith translated the nook Hook rf nr Mormon The figure of ot the angel I 1 14 11 feet Ceet high and la Is from rom the chisel e e a n Mormon boy who has hua f his Ids way Wit to n a high place among rhan an sculptors All AU may look upon and nd 11 admire the ex cx exnor ext t nor for of f the Temple but what shat II Is with lIth wither er or mors Gor a on within none may mar know knovel F el rpt t tin th those se who vho high In la the Irl Ht et hood hoo 1 and worthy orth In the faith ore are ad admitted to Its mysteries nil Tho fm bent rent Tabernacle uncle Nearby the Temple and by b beautiful grounds stands the Tab Tabernacle Tabernacle the world worM famed auditorium of ot the Mormons For Vot nearly lc rl 40 o years rears has hOR this queer shaped shapel building stood Blood and nn 1 yet jcl et no builder In the world line hns been Ileen venturesome enough to 10 attempt Ha its reproduction r Cut an ostrich egg In ht half longitudinally place one hemisphere upon the ends ear c la 19 of ut empty spools of ot o Coutos Contos No Xo 40 10 O size Ilzo set close cloe together as na side aide walls wahle Imagine the space apace between where the tru th thread thren was wound on each cah spool n a light sash sn h with little pones panes provide 1 nn an Instead of ot n a window every ever 1 sixth spool and you jou ou will have n a fair model mO lel of at the tho great Tabernacle from It I Uy If It you ou will whit encircle tho the two to sides Ides and one end of at the Interior of the oval oral above the tho windows with a n generous gallery galled fitted nUd with seats till 1111 of ot tho the floor below behove with similar seats S divided by b two to and two latitudinal n Isles aisles suspend from the lofty oval above by b long wire ropes rop e some 20 0 arc lamps of or lio po pow cr or and In ho the tho vacant and end of the oval place llaco a great organ In ht form like a II Mosque nt at Constantinople with banks of ot seats seals for Cor n II choir of ot GOO COO voices flow flowing flowIng flowing ing down from It to 10 a 1 pul pulpit pulpit pit lilt just In front of at the tho first row II of ot scale ponts 8 on the floor space you OU will whit have fairly represented tho ho Interior of at this strange ture of at the Mormons ruinous famous Cigna Once every week without money mane and without price a II great Brent rent master of ot the organ gives gell u n recital to all strangers troll gels nail and citizens who to lo attend There lh re Is no other organ In the tho world sweet toned to equal this one built by Utah labor and skill from Utah ma mil materials tennis 10 0 years CUS ao alrO and go where you ou wH wi you rOil 1111 fill nu an hour with Id c T P i x L E 1 1 r a rl s f t I 1 ler le r I II I r I c clI lI G A AI Arl I rl N Y 1 y j ra rat 1 t t t h t tl I a k ka l r J R Rt t u t r fA 1 i t t yon I r such lIuch exquisite pleasure ns As within this quaint building when this great grant organ orsan peals peal the thunders of ot storms and bat bit bitties battles battles ties or sounds tho soft Bort cadences 11 of ot hu human human man voice olce and sons song Across the street et From from the Temple l In Inthe Inthe inthe the Tithing Yard Van where all al faithful Mormons Mormon pay 1 over OCI of ot their Increase for tor such h ue use IS as the Lord In his Ilia Infinite wisdom may muy 1011 see sec tit lit to make maKo of oC it One block eastward from the Ibe Tithing ing Yard on street are uro Palace and the Lion Ulon 1 Beehive houses some ome of ot the homes ot of f Brigham nineteenth cen century century tury tur Mo Moses es who vho led lell the Saints out of ot what he ho doomed deemed land of at bondage Into a II New eu Promised land lond Close by 11 the spanning span spin spinning ning State Slate street which stretches awny avny for tor S1 8 3 tulles miles to the south has stood since a n pate gate perched upon with wings spread for tor flight Is i n a ro I lanai copper eagle englc Just beyond the tho th thAn eagle onslo An le on nn an eminence from whence ran can be bo seen sen In all nil Its alluring beauty tho the gr green gren on carpeted valley aller alle of ot tho the Great Orent Salt Snit Lake lies lien 11 under n massive mas Ie tint fiat stone atone the bones of ot Brigham Young a n man who though much math censured for having many lIan wives will yet ret go down In fu his tile history history tory side by b side with the worlds great grett greatest est eit men Diamond it of ot the I Elsewhere can bo he pointed out the spot where Young and an 1 his hits little band of at men three thie women and two children ended on July 24 21 1 1917 their toilsome Journey of ot 1000 miles over oer unexplored deserts mountains and plains and founded Salt Lake Ial e City the Diamond of ot the tho Desert D ert The traveler can bo be shown too where American was born with the building by b this first company of ot tho the first Ir Irrigation canal ennal In North orth ft canal which has been multiplied Into the tho wonderful system that t has i e c m ed from denotation de desolation the arid t far Car w v st stand t tand tand and made mado of ot It a n prosperous and pro NO productive empire All of at these the and many more rare thins things may mar bo be teen seen In a da s In Utahn capital hut but the shelter do well to 10 penetrate bry the con conI I flues of ot the settlement and Ind note not Ote what wonder wonders nature his has I In the state nt lit urge lire Phan will till 1111 his soup soul anti AmI hl his voIce olec proclaim Noe lm Utah to b be the worlds world I wonderland Wherever hrc r h sue ji ItO goes o el evl elden den r of t i r uve i v I I confront Inn bin u and vl 11 the though thou h to come to him that within tho rn un 7 1 i ir r it 1 t 1 A At t s sL sr L r t y yr y f r 1 f r d r I l a N r rr r a k 4 r t 1 K r r a h r rs r a s 4 t d r l t u r t y e r Jrr yi a 1 1 i ii p i 5 I t t a an Y r Yr r n 1 t t u t z r rr I r s J 1 hr 1 CI S 1 i I 1 11 N A Ar r w r r 14 f t tt I M r I t J 0 I i iI I 1 ir i I S es J s r Q IC Jef i Y t tf f t t t a aC C err J l barriers of ot Utah the Almighty had I MK his playground I Down n In the ihu f lx of ot Utah wh where re reI I cotton rollon liga fig mid and grow raw mw I nil 01 the T n Vt o t III lini of if t t iI pre prel nr l r ss i I waiL vial nl I 1 fi tl th g 11 01 A qt l dl of tn i i or T r i II ti i l i m H C I 1 I 1 from wi ih h i Iki j ct cr n ii hll beor taken ii sot mil in III the depths of ot I which n lie uncovered th t the he re ref remains mains of ot a II primeval meet forett with every I ony on tree running rich Hi h In III the tile chloride I of nf i r l UK hI nl midge Land I tn To Ti tt t r t r f TJ x i t tr tI th s slid sail pr C T i 1 I lii P i c W 1 i kully terra term Incognita of or of the San Sun Juan JUlIn Juanan an be Le seta seen n nr Kr great t natural bridge hun hundreds lit art if feet r t In hi height and end length spanning chum chasms of ot terrifying depths depth These e bridges ire are nf of natures own on ma masons sons are Bre wide wllie enough to carry I the tho marching armies of nua la and I J Japan i pun n The rhe throe three principal among th the there e natural wonder wanders are located 10 In III I th the the Mini limp Anyon which from front fromI I SOO roo to r o feet fert In width and end ha h curves cure and anti abrupt changes change of dl di Th MI The well wall alt ruse ile zI to a per par perpendicular height of ot about OO OOt far f f t nt lt t tin anil l In many Inan l phew tar far overhang their bason bl The she bottom bot bottom tom 1 I le very routh rou h and an uneven Wherever a bed bd of ot gravel grave ra II or finer Mr de debrie debrIs brie brIs covers rover the bottom of the canyon ran yon built bushes end and mall trees tree find And finda Anda a footing and here her and end there are ore clumps clump of large cottonwoods cotton this llio Stunt I It 1 I is when a short bort curve cur In InI Inthe I th the canyon c nyon wall th the first Ant view Is la had of ot what hut ha 11 has been ben named the Caroline Carol fl i bridge From a point of ot view this bridge la II tho the least of at the th three great wonders wonder It 11 te walls wall end and I ere are composed competed d of at pinkish streaked 1 her here and In there therewith therewith with 1111 green reen and orane colored moss moi au I Ili It outline nr ors Ir hr Irregular II III I regular r th thin thA projecting walls nUl of ot the th thi i canyons the view and andI I th the tremendous n ma mn mass of or tone atone above th the arch tending to dwarf darr the Ih height and width of ot the spen pi n This Thin bridge ma mee maure ure ures by 11 rough n 30 t 60 feet t e Inches from buttress bu to butt re reI arrow across I the bottom of lit th UT canyon From I the surface of ot th the water to the center of ot the th arch abo above I Is n a height ht of I laT laTOur T feet Over Our th the h arch at It It Its III highest hl ht point I the solid mao inane of ot Mind ton rUes I in its feet tet farther to 0 th the l level vet floor of the bridge The floor of ot the bridge I Is 1 17 7 I fet Pot wide wid Groaning Crossing the tb by wonderful i ar nr h one nM would thus thu nu pa PUll I Itt 12 feet jeet above a bo the bed b d of ot th the stream orthe l t At a I at et three and a half hal miles up the th canyon I II what whet la Is doubt leas the th mot moat wonderful natural bridge In n th tM the I 1 1 Is Itty It nt nl I nl sal b i In hi f tI ft I Irl IrlI r i iNi I rrt nt na Ni N in ill iv I hr r r 1 n II a arts crass 1 ft a 1 ci co ot un ma m IB IO J fiot ot 7 1 nS f u ee w t tt t ii t t tit t l I 1 nl L iii k ar I 11 t v Vl 1 04 ir i r ii jl J p t I I E 1 The Marvelous Oasis in he Wastes W nates of the 1 i ithe Some of oi the Natural and Other t f fV Wonders V that Dot and Surround It I inches from wall w to w wallan llan arch aroh of ot solid I sandstone 80 so feet thick In the central t i part and 1 O 0 fe tt feel et t h noath It an r p nl n g SJ 81 s feet teet I In perpendicular JUrt height I t The height h of t this bridge la II more than thin twin ont end 1 ItIC ts span more tore n ore than three as a great irren ren na tP those of tn the id I I natural bridge CI of ot Virginia Its but butr r reuse rella i are fet feet further farther apart than I Ie those of ot o t the tilt eel celebrated e b rafel masonry arch aroh In III n th the District nf ot Columbia known as asPa 11 r I Pa bin Johns John bridge a few miles from Wahington City which has he the great sit oit It of 0 any masonry bridge on this thin 1 continent Another comparison la II per r ha hail pi In III order It If the tallest tree tre In III tho the thora ra lal vera grove of ot giant Sequoia In 1 California stood steed In hr the bottom nf ot the can canyon an on It Its bough would j jall I Tall all short hort by bv 32 tS tat feet of ot grazing tho the j und under r tide side of ot the arch this bridge bridle Is U i known at lit the Augusta I ll j The Augusta August la III of ot very ery light to 1 II 1 white while hUe sandstone with Ith filaments ot of U Ire gre green m n and orange tinted lichens lichen running Ill tt j I here and end there over Off the mighty but buttresses tresses and ancl alon along the sheltered crevice 1 I The hoe Little Brill U s J live rivo mile dawn the Ibe canyon U is I lie tho s third bridle which witch insi hR been named Ul the Ole I Little IHU midge It haa line a u pan of Ill 11 feet teet 4 1 Inches and th the under side aide of the r aroh arch Is tn 14 feet tet above the bottom Of ot If f the canyon Th The |
