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Show , THE MAYER, UTAH BEAVER COUNTY WEEKLY PRESS, w r-- - . v w If i . ii BOY SCOUTS You'fl flad no better DIAMONDS thaa thou. ro made rlglit look W otter. They fend afc wld riKht. Jlerjr au perfect, ti7 BOYD R -- ' (Conduct JEWELERS SOTD PAnXBLDC by National Council of the Boy Bcouta ot America.) UKE OUTINGS IN WINTER Winter ' cainpa In the North give boys opportunity for such exhilaratskat-ining sports a sledging, skiing, were All these and hockey. by the scouts In the varloua northern winter camps during thla season. -- And beet of all they were all . enjoyed under .Kpert-4ederWmen troopa being accompanied by versed in nature study. At the great ramp for boy a of New York city, Beard and other borough CapL tt council executives were present Beard, who la a nephew of the fnmoua scout "Dan" Beard, national acout commissioner, waa recently msda aoot ' executive for tberBorougb-- of Manhattan. The MlnneapollB winter camp was directed by W. C. Wessells, formerly of the office of the national camping of department of the Boy Scouta America wVew Tork. Mr. Wessells U a graduate of the New Tork atate and college of forestry at Syracuse, to Minneapocalled waa in December lis by the boy scouts council there to take the office of director of camping and outdoor activities. Bis schedule program of calls for an week-en- d and winter camping. , In these winter activities scouting-, anis, proving the success of Its campcraft of making nounced policy an program." Some of the advantages of winter camping and week-encamping during the winter are that a larger enrollment moths Is thus made than . waa ever made through summer camping. In winter camps the boys are not bothered by flies? mosquitoes, and other Insects, snakes and other reptiles, and numerous other pests, including park loafers and tramps. Food keeps better, and then, of course, there la the stimulating effect of tht exhilarating winter air. Also in moat cities bo,i In winter 'are enabled to camp nearer home than they art In, the summer time. tr' ;' fj.. jt-J- . - h-PJu- r -. . fl g, "BBMIItaaiai ed It ' ..... I! WORLD ' OF SCOUTS LEAGUE The ... following verses from The Trail, official organ at tht London Scout council, voice the feeling ef the 801 picked Boy Scouts of Amer ica who made the Journey to we Jamboree of the scouts of all countries in England last summer; ii , Jamboree! the JaroborMl ' The "What dooa tt BMaa to you and nwT Touth, It manna the quart of world-wid- e To raaaaart a sacred Truth, t, neglected, waits Which, Till vtaar maa are building suus; " The sacred Truth that Lot a the seores Vf laaUnf poWr; not naked Force. r . halt-forgo- It Buaaa that Boyhood, eager. Around the Chief, all Joining hands Te find a bond, a Common Causa Within the compaae of Hla lawa; A Common Cauae that naada efface The fauda of eraada, ef rank and race, The eelftah graad that baaely thrlraa -And pay a Ha dividends la Hee BhaU stand abaah ad, and even learn Naw wisdom from a Scour Good Turn, -- h 'iiC'rV 1 S-- s trim 4--- ..- j -'? : " v-- 1 il t s I Regular catalog price on this colle.--. Ak a special trial offer we are making It only $1 .00.- Thla Big Dollar Vegetable Collection d Include these 3d packets: ' Eartr TM. Lata Ptaa. 8trine Beau, Well-fille- ' i r f i i; rir seed a sturdy plant. Slip $1.00 in a letter and mail to u TODAY. OMEWilERE in the United States it of may be said, "Now U the winter South. in not the But discontent." our For in the winter flows the Soutb's angolden flood from the North. The health nual mfirratlona of seekers after and pleaaurt is now under full headway. And It is a veritable golden fliuul Hera are some of the facts " ' about It , Tourists to Southern winter resorts travelers by rail, 200,000; by steamer and private yacht, 60,000; by automobile, 150,000; total, 400,000. Hotel expenses, $44,800,000. Amusements. $40,000,000. . Cottage and bungalow rents, ,$30,000,000. Value of homes owned by Northerneraf $320,000,000. Yea. the About 1UO sleeping csrs leave New Tork and Chicago dally for the automobiles begin the South, and at least 600 ' t t journey every day. Of course, California has aiso a goiaen wmicr flood from the East which is another story. And the North has a return flood from the 8outh in the summer of which something later. This migration season Is looked npon by those sections of the South where the Northern tour ist flocks as one of harvest Crops and fruits, for which Florida Is known, take second place an source of revenue. The hotels are crammed to overflowing, cottages and bungalows art filled for the entire season at rents which make that ot New Tork apartment' seem fairly, reasonable, the beaches swarm with bathers forgetful of the let which binds the Northern waters and the crack ot the golf ball sounds from Ashevlllt to ' Key West. This costs money. 'Just bow much nobody knows. It used to be said that $100,000,000 was spent by tourists In Florida every winter, but that was before the war, and the cost of touring has gone up. The estimates must be revised. Some approximation of the facts can be ob tained, however, by diligent search among the railroad records. Tht season starts a little earlier in tht Carolines than, in Florida, and then laps over again after tht Florida season, but the season of capacity Is considered by railroad men to be approximately, fifteen weeks. During thU period the travel South Is fairly constant There art two main gatewaya for Northern approach to the South Chicago and New Tork. Out ot Chi- -' cago there art running every day 60 Southern sleepers, which bold on an average of 1,000 persons.' From New Tork by rail .and bost there leave about the same numbers, 2,000 persons In all With a season of about 100 days, that reaches a total of 200,000 persons who travel by rail and mlaration iM. flWVi ill AA am v(iiii " sfmrancis 6 Lota aciciuijituiiieclwi General MAAAoer of Hontstfwj g I r j JllRootnSO)ntirntalBlif7S l&tZiltZ!m la on. . peothey spend in entertainment Most of these own ple do not go to the hotels; they, have their sea. summer the winter homes, palaces by Switch tramformationa worth tit for wort tf.M for IS, br nalL Cat ample tram canter of head. SZ South Haia. trhra These varying pocketboois Have caasea s bostel-rle- s, variety in the decoration and cost of the Florida. over aU, which seem to sprlM ,up There are places for the ch man, the poor man and even for the'man who has a large family, but to give them a one can spend where are There time. places good $40 a day "and up," also modest little hotels, where $3 and $4 a day Is charged for room and meals. In nearly all of them tht American plan prevails. A fair average charge Is $8 a day.. V Even this amounts to an enormous sum. For If each of the 400,000 persons stays on an average of two weeks, that brings the total of hotel charges to $44300.000. . Bellealre, Ormond Beach has an excellent course, which stretches along the Atlantic, while Ormond. Daytona, Fort Pierce, Bockledge and others lead tip to the Palm Beach Golf club, the oldest course In this famous resort The South pays back some of this Northern money to the summer, Chicago Is a summer resort for thousands of Southerners. Maine takes in something like $50,000,000 a summer and Michigan nearly $15,000,000. Wisconsin and Minnesota are full of "resort eYs" all summer, many of them from the South. v 'lit''ber"'dlByii1tfofi Homes Owned by Northerners. Visitors to National 40,-00- 0, $320,-000,0- if " ' - Parka. . The national parks and' monuments last summer attracted 1,058,455 visitors from all parts of the United States. Many of these tourists were from the South, Motorcars from practically every Southern state were largely in 'evidence. In 1917 travel to national parks totaled 483.208 visitors, which was an Increase of over 100,000 visitors for the bent previous travel year. In 1018, the wsr year, 451,661 visitors were recorded la the same national parka. In 1919 two additional national parks were created, and travel for that year Increased to 755,323 visitors, or 67 per cent over the war year record. Also In 1919, 50,191 vis Itora were recorded In six national monuments, making a total travel for 1919 ot 81W16. ' .Ex pressing this astonishing growth of tourist travel in terms of percentage, travel In 1920 Increased 117 per cent over 1917, 134 per cent over 1918, and .30 per cent oter travel for 1919. In 1917, 64.692 private cars were recorded; In 1018, 58,066; In 1919, 97,721; and last summer the total number of csrs entering . the national, parka waa 128,074. ; These vlaltora spent a lot of money alt afong tht route many minions. Here's a prediction that Is Interesting. The) time is not fsr distant when several of the nation al parks lll be crowded in winter with vtaltnrt ...ACjejlng inter fports. Up to very recently the general public has" re garded the national parks In general ss Inaccessible and uninhabitable desolations In winter. This Idea of the national parks In winter Is all wrong and the public Is fast comlnc to realize thnt ra d and people they arc' quite as sttractive m winter n In summer. Scenlcally they are even more maicnlflrent In the winter; frost and snow give added lteauty and sublimity ootn ny aay nod night. . - PAKLOS. BEAUTY WALKXK'B r-r f .. -- at . able-bodie- "See America , y Addrea Dept A '.vit -- i?r : .lb, Erery - i Lk. j tote-strep- N: Waa Beaaa. BaHa, Cabaaga, Caali. Carrats, Celcrjr, 8v Cwa, Craaa,- Sag. Plant. Hmkil Ceaara , Lattaca, MjukaMlUa. Babl. Wataranllaa. 'Oalaa. Panlcy, Fra- raatpkia. Taraipa, Lm Ba Baand Jadili.rXBiat Svc . ii: n and tested teedv to enough plant a garden for an average family. Mountain-grow- tSoo 1a fi.OO. r1 i A Family Garden -- for only $1.00 .r?ir - Half Price to You The homes also are not all .of magnificent pretension. There are thousands of others. Around St Petersburg baa grown up a large colony of reasonably priced homes, and at West Palm Beach is another group of homes owned by persons of Jamboree! The Jamboree! the and mean to m1 you "What does It unassuming prosperity. In Miami, which in tht It means a vow. a pledge, a pact last ten years has grown faster than any other Te love, te earve. to think, to act city in the country, and Is now a bustling place ot than. and of a means Boy League It are atUl other bouses which are not neigh35,000, world-wid- e of League The borhood show places. It is estimated that 10 per aaent cent of the people who go to- Florida own their own homes, and that the average valuation la MANUAL. THI tCASCOUT about $8,000. But 10 per cent ot 400,000 is which gives a real estate valuation of Of great value to an scouts Is tht owned by Northerners. The tax from this Seascout Manual the latest publics- is a source of profit to the state. ttoa of the sea scoots branch of the The cost of travel alone Is tremendous. An av-Boy Scouts of America. It brings op which hitherto round trip fare, including Pullman, would ; In real scouting ersge points be about $100, and when 200,000 persons spend have been slighted: to a degree. It boat that It nieana a revenue to the roads of $20,000,- treats thoroughly cloud study and the South. 400,000 tt Qt and v JOft." And .there'a the gasoline t r;. x . - r. ochrom ae the barometer . . What Is spent for amusement can only be eter. Tht United States weather ho traffic carries others who are The automobile rn signal flags are shown. Knot no Inconsiderable part of. the whole. Fully 500 - guessed at, for tt is a sum that varies according to the means and habits of tht individual. - Some are now going South. Three persons ting and splicing art matters which cars a - interest scouts as well as seascouts. to a tardayand 100 days and entertain of those who own beautiful bom of travel would Indicate trav-eler- s sums make that tht These art well Illustrated by detailed spend lavishly ordinary Southern that 150,000 persons find, the touring a sketches. It tells also bow to make pleasant relief from bucking snow drifts. expenses seem picayune, and the people s; ' oW of thOM bandy stabagv and - In "alC about"400,000 jpersorig win go fcoutn ll'iTs" wbo'prod a month at thfgreat hotels anaTpart' with considerable amonnts for ordinary diversion. bow to correct a compass so year. These figures can be checked up somewbat This Is outside tht large sums wblcb are dropped It win point true north. with the hotels. There art some fsmous places of In some of tht gambling places that may make An boy Interested becoming a recreation, which art filled from the time they , the Southern tour exciting.. seascout may get tht necessary Infor end of the until hotels In tht season, resorts open But it would probably not be wide of the mark mation by applying to tht boy scoot such ss Ashevllie, Pinehurst, . Aiken, Southern to aay that an amount equal to the average living betdqnarters in bis locality, or If there Fines, In the Carolines ; Augusta and Thomaarllle, 'cost of $8 a day la spent by every visitor to the Is none, by writing to the chief sea- - In Georgia, and Bellealre, Miami, Palm Beach. St scout at boy scout national headquarCarolines snd Florlds, which . would amount to Petersburg, Daytona and St Augustine, in Flori more than $40,000,000. This would include golf, ters in New Tork city. Seascouting ida, Is not limited to tht seacoast or tt fishing,' sutolng, booting and all the diverting The total hotel capacity of these places Is 4ft other waterfronts. Boys out on the 067. The average stsy at most of these sports that art offered by tht Ingenuity of the hotels can promoting population, prairies can organise seascout troops be reckoned at about two weeks. That would and lot of them have done it In these a better known population hotel Oolf Is Popular. give for three montba of about 2S0.000 persons. The tARLYRISINQ BOY SCOUT, Golf Is perhsps the favorite diversion ot those other 120,000 find their way to the smaller places who go South. There are no better courses In the and to bungalows, cottsges and boarding bouses. An Innovation not likely to become country. From the time tht first visitors to Aabt? It Is from this great majority, general throughout tht national or- bulk of the revenue comes. One Isalso, that the rlile and Aiken tee up early In November until 1 to think apt ganisation has been made by Wig the returning throng from Florida again Invades Is the Ultlms Thule of the for of Florlds Florida ging (Miss.) boy scouts. They meet ' ,h Coro,,n" "nrt WMt Vlrs1n,a ther Southland, and has more recreation plan Uwm for drill at 6:30 eery. morning, v. Cbnmnt procession of ibe " best golfers Tn lb an tne otners put togeiner ss a Dlac dnttod country over the magmheeot courses. Many with million dollar homes and surrounded by a 1,100 NEW SCOUTS IN A WEEK. the clubhouses art huee and costly affslra, anj flotilla of protecting costly yachts..' But as a mat" membership fees art sufficiently large to appall the" ter of fact, great majority of the people wbo Baltimore recently bad an Intensive Individual. But there . are smaller tht average o to Florida art neither enormously wealthy nor scout educational week tht declared and less expensive links which art crowded with : jgreat spendthrifts. , purpooe of wMcb was so effectively Just as enthusiastic stick Bwlngers ss plsy the : -- ? carried out - that .1400 . new -- scouts , Bungalow colonies sr growing all .orer; the more eirlualv links." , state, built by people of moderate means, who go were enrolled in that city. to Florida not for pleasure only, but for their tournament early In November. Southern Tines health. There are, It is said, more old people In I ONE DEFINITION OF SCOUTINO. takes care of many golf its, Ashevlllt, Aiken and Florida than any other state In the Union; they Augusta all have good llnka, but when one reaches The acout executive of Macon, Ga- go there to keep alive. Florlds- tht number of courses almost would endefiniforth this ll. O. Hunter, puts The people of wealth, whose names assodsted able one to play across courses from Jacksonville tion : "Scooting Is the boy In tht man with Palm Beach have made It one of the most to Key West One of the most fsmous is the Bt. contact into with man U famous resorts In the world, are very few In numtht coming Augustine golf course, one of the oldest golfing ins noyr ber, but make up for that by tht vaat amounts clubs In the South. There art two big courses at full-gro- 1 t- iv-a . . ii -t- ap-tal- d vdf 100 MAIN STRXi -- First" d " able-bodie- t h.. trann. tK$500;S00!00 has helped to keep a. at home end .1! are r. ' S K. ork". gnaranteeJO W huar4. on requert. Price Ik retarn postage. gL BroaSwar, . atyera Cleaner A Dyer, Quality. Clot- h- yr ill Dry Owning ky Parcel Peat. Bend yew rail. Ckaainr eoata, eta. to" as for "Mat drM. and Dyeing." Balt'a Lak Muting ewaam l Wa pay retarn chanre. Kegal Cteaaiag E. Ind So. Oyeiag Ca. 1M-1M MONUMENTS. Write for aatalag. Staadart A Crantta Co 117 W, Sroadway. Karbl TYPEWRITERS. Diatrlbatore Caroaa portabla aad Royal. All ether makei aoM. repaind aaa' Utah Typewriter Eaehaage Ca. axehaaged. FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS. Salt Lain City. C'erri rioral Co, U E. tad T IT WITH FLO WEBS. Oat of tew a order aolklted. Miller iloral Co, 2 C Sad Boata. , ART EMBROIDERY CO. Machinery embroidering oa tadle' appareL Oat town haaiMM solicited. 101 Brook ' Arcada STAMP! A BTENQL8. RUBBER arka ear tec ale made. Bead for ka. ate.- - Bait Lake 8ta Co, 4 X. Broadway. SALT LAKE BUSINESS COLLEGE. aa-p- Sara lodging i ; ftULfll5Umpk, IrM. CREAM BOUGHT. Wtera Cr Co, ttd W. Fenrth Sealh. oahry. mi. In aia t. Write for &mtM Hat r aeaary. prpa. 8; r. te Faltoa v WAiTnar weight. U Dodga Brea, Bait ... awin bwa. II a pkg. Srybody MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. ' Payaai BerVk Everythiag kaowa City. EATS ahargei . ; earoU aaytaaa. work after eehoo aad s Pre pt reiaraa. hP kaH eaauK MM. Cerr Wrier tar rata-Uae-d 0LDSMOBILB DUTkUBUTOER. ear hargalna. A. B. To-a- ea, Car VBllleaiufirton t PourthioatS King Co.. U A 447 S. K Mai. . RUBBER HOSPITAL. Wa core iajared robber artlcha. Boot. S Hot Water aotUe. Tire. Tube, eU. 8Uf aaraaued. Retara caarge propeid. wf?"? fcabber Bales Co.. 1M E. Broadway. Bait Lata. ELASTIC ITOCKINfl MrRB... Maaafaetor- e- abdoraiaal. Matoralty uPPa Trae Altera. B. H. Bewiar Co, Btoo Aw; "f? WELD IN O. AUTO RADIATOR! 4 repaind. Ba aad aapeit. PoWr paUt Weldlag A RepalrJig Co, Ml L. D. S. BUSINESS COLLEGE. All aoeaatereiar Behoof of Kflleleacy. free. St B3D, FITTIN4) From the viewpoint of the mnn and woman looking for winter outdoor sport three of the national parka are likely to be These are Toaemlie, Mount Rainier and Rocky Mountain. d end Many Americoryi do not care to follow the summer all the It I touch of froat thnt brlnK man to year.' full hla vulval atatcre. And Inert jnental, taornt - and will soon be no finer winter playground In tht world than In Rocky Mountain, Tosemlte snd Mount Rainier National parks.""" "" . Ifs a fine big couulrj we Americana .nh all sorts of climates and all sorts of scenery. The . country and the cllmnte anrf ih. a enough-th- ere are no better- -to keep as at borne most of the time. Doing onr tlonlng at home, we shall keep hundreds, of mil-lloof American dollars tt homeland worklng-wh- ert they will do the most good. We u CLE NEKS A DYKBaV M. Main CORSET Bt, Bait LakeCW. PARLORS. iM " Baetalwt ka delBla. maklaa. HeMtltehlng. ebroia.rlng, braiding. ei ad atda pteaUag. Battotie ana MARINELLO BEAUTY PAlLOB. Hair - . "I vfi S- -J Utak-- Xlted. Cltft Bldg, Bait Lake CHy, VULCANIZfNO A f'ETBEADINC QaaU(2 t MrVkm Btaadard 'fir Work. JoterV 1 Med.:. Mad. . lock K. Co.. Kaadn Nelty U"li.a7r7rUli.- - repairing. Trvma, Ahdof SXI Sdr f YOUR LOCAL - - 'laal toppartera. revpla. 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