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Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE IS SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 30, 1922. 1-- SCENES OF GRANDEUR f IN UTAHS WONDERLAND ai A -- V: v T S Trip Through Scenic Beau-- v tie From Zion National Park to Grand Canyon. Vi- &5f i I Journey in Kaibab Forest Unforgetable Experience; Region of Romance Seen. MONDAY FIRST COMERS-BEGINN- ING MORNING WHEN 9 OCLOCK COMES t a 'I4 ' I J -- TO 1000 MEN - J y n i -- r M - t . a- -, - O' Tt 4f 4 rl C II, r.4-e- f Ia. 1.1 Hi)., a V i - Two previous articles told something Ot the scenes visited early In the present month by Carl R. Gray, president of the Union Pacific system, and party. In Ce- dar Breaks and Zton National park. The attempt alao was made to show something of the problems and posslb'litles of development of the scenic resources of . , southern Utah. The present article It is planned to de tote more particular y to the Journey AWAY KELLYS GE17S5XT 01000.00 v.v; J FUE! $1 Coupon iiU v , This Coupon, if indorsed with holders name and address on back, will he taken in by Mullett-Kel- y Co. as $1.00 in cash on any $10.00 purchase made in our store Monday, July 31, or Tuesday, August I V CUT OUT COUPON! rrr ALL PRICES .. CUT, , "from the Zion to the Grand Canyon Na1, 1922. tional park, and to lay some emphasis tVT on toe fact that a trip through that coun-tror any part of it, e neither dreary nor monotonous. 2t must be admitted that the very This $1.00 Coupon is as good as Any Dollar in any name "plateau road ' has Its attractions, t? and that these are not one whit lessened customers pocket and this; too, in addition to 1 for him whose good fortune has led him IN to that reg on In tho summer time. ParOur Jubilee Sale Prices which Save Every Man v -v enthetically speaking, it may bs ex- plained that, regardless of tha altitude at whlch-th- e geologist says s plain becomes a plateau, tha local terminology of eouthern Utah appears to call any noue relatively unbroken or 650D Country at an altitude above, say, above But only One Coupon to a Customer and Good on feet, a plateau. It le the level land $22.50 Suits where the masses of the people reside. v dates only, as mentioned. Just as level land 1000 feet above sea level 't v t the where la In many districts abova Good on Any $10.00 Purchase simply buy any $10 masses of ths people reside, end therefore In such Iocs! ties is known as a plateau. A worth- - of merchandise in tho $100,000 stock and ' O. ,,.3 $42.50 Suita Advantages of tho plateau road In f 4 V t hand us $9.00 and the Uoupon and the goods are southern Utah are several. x It la, of for Is course, cooler to the traveler, which , Y5 yours. a thing of interest during June, July and reg on the days August In the plateau $52.50 Suits CO. THE MULLETT-KELLmay get quite warm, for a few hours, but T. for there are nearly always cool nights and Tr. mornings. Then, too there la perhaps soa smaller percentage of that sandy road The pladifficult to the automoblllst. teau road frequently traverses a country STOCK-N- OW that la better wooded, and therefore has more shade, and as the altitude Increases th'a characteristic la more marked. - The plateaus are Usually better watered- have more rivulets and even springs, than the plains There la alao tha dart that, when $3.00 16.00 Straw $16.50, $18.00, $20.00 completed, the plateau road $30.00, $35.00, $40.00 shorten distances between such 5X0 Straw $2 60 f PALM BEACH Zion as Cedar and Breaks, Bryce ; places $4.00 Straw ,...,.$2.00 canyons. Between Zion National perk and Bright Angel, en the north rim of the Grand Canyon of the Colorado." Nos. 1 and The $1.50 ( Tlnest Tropical Worsteds and $3.00 Straw road rune for perhaps forty miles amid scenes Ilka these. 3 On the Hurricane ellffi, where tha visitor finds spread out, 2000 Only Seasonal Road. feet below, the city of Hurricane, the valley In the foreground and a vasVarea bounded by distant mountains and dotted $2.50 Straw Choice tha .,,...$1.25 I la Gabardine Q of(the Q . Objections to the plateau road are that, with numerous extlhct craters. In the foreground aro A. W, Ivina of tho first presidency of the L. D. S. church: President $1.00 house $2.00 Straw at any high altitude. It la only a seaboose. Choice of aU Carl R, Gray of tho Union Pacific (In profile, and facing away from tha camera); D. S. Spencer of Salt Lake, pasgeneral sonal road. It la blocked bv snow In senger agent. 4 Steamboat of the Desert, a formation accurately described by Its popular name. S At the Wylie camp the wintertime, and spring softness pret Bright Angel Point. Loft to right Mr. Gray, A. R. Jtnaon, who suppllea equipment and guides for aids trips, and vails much longer than In the valleys and Mr. Sptnctft on the desert. It la often more MoreCostly to build, and maintain. over, the mere fact that the better de- from the subtropical Irrigated fields of veloped roads are uaual'y in the valleys Hurricane. la of Itself sufficient proof that the road to serve the residents of the region, the In Arizona. roads they are moat keenly Interested In, Continuing southeasterly, the state line and which they would naturally be exBy JESSIE HENDERSON. pected to have In good shape before Is crossed, and Arizona stretches Out, Special Correspondent of The Salt Lake Tribune. turning their attention to otherasand less the broad Antelope Valley fulfilling every a rule promise of the writer of western ronecessary thoroughfares, are those In the valleys landed, but Irene says she' didnt fall Intended to shun publicity tor the sumInstall them.. The pool a designed are she said the woman (Copyright, 1921, by Salt Lake Tribune ) lies and lies. Cne must be W. R. Armstrong) chief eng'neer of the mance. rims 'sop1 to declare thorn, and she ought to know. mer, but when a maid from a nearby marble with these and wide grateful shallow, from waa But then ahe Philadelphia. Oregon Short 1. no. and Henry W. Lunt. NEW YORK, July 29. Aw If R were sultry days to the energetic clergyman. which the youngsters legs may easily cottage began to drown, Bud rushed to from Philadelphia, and had seen only a state road commissioner, traveled He has It la Impossible, though, even w 1th these ths rescue and Into the news columns. ua something to do with dangle Into the water. forty-fiv- e miles In reach ng Kanab small portion of the state, even If that not bad enough to have the temperature our warmgiven afternoons. ,,bits of excitement going the rounds, to He saved the girl It Is the second rescue from Zion National park. They went part part did appear tu be boundltas aa the high, with humidity away above normal, If. however,! a national antherd should three one cause of the simmering keep the Stillmans off the front page. of the so.--t to his credit In the pastconsidPerhaps of the route over a trail where no road level ocean. the true spirit of a country, why years and thereby added to the reused t here- Mrs. Stillman and her son, Orl the left hand still may be seen along comes an uptown clergyman witt express Is excitement or the weather Bud exists, and part of the way where a valnot he which attained last erable popularity with simpl adopt one of the' ley road - is nearing completion. The the "West Temple of the Virgin," and the suggestion that we should all get to- a universal appeal which now songs For abouts by the Billie Burke cables to Flo James, are et East Hampton, I I. They winter as his mother's champion. project, to nut a road over the entire at times lofty Brian Head, associated gether and bang out a really splendid example, the Prohibition Blue,exlat? Inthat as well as or. versa, vice and Zlegfeld route like Seen called to the attention mentally with the snowballs of Cedar national anthem. "America' and the deed, Look out! Here Comes th of Officials quite prominently for three Breaks the day before. Nearer beg tr to little matter of Irene Castle's sapphire T , are all well Police." or four years. appear the precipitous cliffs which tell "Star Spangled Banner is In ring. , Flo la la Ehgland, and Billie of level tablelands other savs mile higher than this, enough, according to (he f(ev. Dr. Robwho Compared with their forty-fiv- e and Miller, Marllynn Maine, But a truce to levity. A national anwhich with their whites and gras ert Watson of the Second trip over a route that la by no means and Flo wanted to give her a diamond the Presbyterian them la nothing to Jest about. And s'se Impossible waa the route taken by and reila gdd a needed touch of variety of an egg, Is In the west, but New w to In have but aa church, the' the brill Just ant ought something President Grey, and the main portion of landscape. neither la prohibition. Which brings ua York nevertheless take the little domestic n the railroad party. Thl waa something flower do to tne vegetation nobler than either of these. Settle down, very much at heart. gracefully to the Information that the and dramatic flurry like 100 miles. Twenty-fiv- e miles could spread somewhat thinly over the miles Now that the Stillman cae 1 quiescent. he cut off !h a later route by taking a and miles of gray, brown or reddish therefore, on a cake of ice before an deaths from alcohol in New York City the controversy wlH electric fan with a glass of Oh, well, have Increased 27 per cent over those of road front Rockville south Into the Big soils. its piquant - assertions. denialstime and "washes tell of the depth of that lemonade - Idalnx country, on the at your elbow, and crash 1921, and 89 per cent line. to leep In nick of 1920 over come the those for cablings, ii, and of sudden floods where It might forth Into a This route, too, may be more highly de really Inspirational thing This Is nop due to laxity on the part of keep table chatter from languishing. v eloped with the progress of the region seem that Water ae dom comes. The read bracea enforcement and band of whom agents. Irene Castle s ring yes. : traversed, and with the growth of the occasionally crosses a ridge extending that ahall guide our step through war halted a hearse seven times th other let also hslp the conversation along tourist traffic. At present, however, the down from the precipitous cliffs, or and peace. and to It of search for a even little day and sapphire The thing liquor ring, route usually folowed for traffic between passes through drift fence or corral that You've no Jdea how many people feel followed It to the funeral without getting emeralds, was given to a motion picture Zion National park and the Grand canyon tells of a cattle country. more illegal than a black look actor by Irene, some weeks ago. Lately la y way c( Hurricane. It Is the land of Zane Grey and of willing and able to Indite a national an- anything the ring was taken from the actor b' western romance. But the novelist need them, and if jou feel that most of the from the mourners customs Inspectors, who likewise helped lnditera ontht to be Indtctedwo Shan I not depend on his Imagination for g Long Days Journey. the from death to health themselves to an W0 bracelet. The Jew faking pick any fight with you. Somebody in a In the prerecta trip Kvery episodes. , Prom Zion to Bright Angel, the railhave been brought Into cliffs, one m ght almost eay ev- Boston has sent the Hev. Dr. Watson In one Jump, let us consider the pr.ze elry is said to road partv traveled a route which on the cipitous the country last July. Some folks eay foot in the wide expanse of desert, a few verses about hailing our motherwinners in the Mulberry community map is 178 miles long The speedometer ery declare the Jewel when failed to Irene Its thrilling story of pioneering da a land "of virile grace It seems, a verse made It a few miles longer. This route has the west stories that stir the imagi- or so further on, that "love a tidal gates house health tournament. Mulberry Bend included the even miles from Fredonla in nation and make the blood t ngle. Yet ar burst apart," but nevertheless the contains everything the young child to Kanab for the ntght, and to make Stories -of so recent that they U. S. A. Is plumb full of "warmth of soul should not have, crowded tenements, some advance arrangements It would are well happenings the and wlth'n verve." of This will crowded a be memory many splendid streets, good foreign population he possible to make the trip In a day, news to, among other things, the coal more or less Indifferent to American But with roads as living. traveling 182 mties mine strikers and the seek- standards of existence. Yet the health they are today, the traveler would have Traverses Old Tracts.. contest left the authorities exactly where ing Jobs. to start early ard keep moving. The a It found One them. of the winners of Rockville cutoff would eliminate twenty-fiv- e THE Ths railroaders wer fortunate to have Closed All Bay Monday, July 31, to An earnest Naw Yorker has done his the first prise a boy of five years subSELF-HELGROCERY miles from this route, the d.atanc with them A. W. Ivins of the first presiP on macaroni. The other being 137 miles. From the rim of Zion dency of the L. 1). S church. Mr, Ivins bit in rhyme to the end that we now sists principally LOWER an all to PRICE GOODS op-- , STJXL afford, first prlxe winner lives on eggs and to Bright Angel, the road, when It la went as a boy to St George. His-- father, hail our motherland because too 'Trad Where Your Money Goes long milk, as a child should. One of the winopened and It la only a matter of time an engineer, surveyed mpeh of that coun. . . Farthest. we served Greed. But what do you ners of th second prlxe alao eat scien, , Until it Is will be 128 miles port unity to secure high-clas- s try Thomson was in those days familiar have From Zion to Hurricane the road fol- with every part of tho vast tifically, but the other second prlxe winand know? "Wage slavery baa got to go area, N.-- B. lows the valley of the Virgin river with later was to travel Co. crackers. Including without (cheers mingled with laughter) because ner "what she likes she eaU end what All of which goes the same quaint, homely scenes amid tha sleeping in any bed that months, Butter Thin, Cheese Sandhe did not carry the reign of wealth' Is bieaking down she don t she don I. bizarre setting, as are noted in traveling on hi saddle, and covering a territory (loud and prolonged groans from practi- to show either that there Is something wich, Cocoanut Taffy, ' Grato Zion National park from- - La Verkin, from the then outpost settlements of cally all of us), for money power dies. in science or there Is cot. ham. Whole Wheat Oalmeal, All oUt might be designated a park. Meanwhile art has Joined science In a Utah aa far as old Mexico. Mr. Ivins W e II say It does. Tokens. Unity Jumbles, So- At La Verkin, twenty-fiv- e Look what a dollar 'used to buy and determined effort to make (he East Bide cial Tea, Lorna Doon or miles from knows the story of every tioolt and 10c even the camp In Z on National park, the cranny of the rocks here. He told m the now consider the darned thing. "The youngster healthier than he la. The Five o'clock Tea, any American Institute of Architects hat alcan Milk, any kind ....Sc party turned south to Hurricane four conflict that waged for year between reign of love I eoming on" (Oh, Oh Large miles ...$1.04 the red man and his successors; of diffiof Sugar away, and there had luncheon. tis there our future Ilea" And. one ready designed wading pools, and it is 10o Leav.ng Hurricane, the road climb ab- culties and experiences of the early set- might add with not too great originality. now engaged in trying to get the city to Pint bottle Catsup to .SSc 2 of of the rim massacres fhe lbs and Mr. Hurricane battles. To Peanut Butter, ruptly fault tlers, and there, from a breesy eminence, poa- - iTtns the Indian is not a tvpe of a few n Butter .... for 75c PRICES. AT UNHEARD-O- F c feet above the a trav- - racial characteristics in which guile to Its name. One experience convinced the erally by the hundred, come out to feed 75c Broom off Is not traveler man must he - elcr might apefid hours In valley, be cut That white that unfortunate t outw man a is white the assuredly or Cape, Jar Mason predominant contemplation Economy see who not does the wonderful scene spread out liter- - featuiV. The Indian la an individual, and from his water supply. the deer In hie natural "dozen - of After a pause here, to drink In some habitat of the Kaibab. Other wild life ally at his rest-- Utahs Dixieland, rest- some characters stand out boldly among Mason Jar Rings, dozen ..... 6e there is, of course, bat the deer and the ing on its laurels after a stirring past, their fellow tribesmen. A thrilling story of the romance of the place, at wellwa-as white-taile1 cans Deviled Meat .....5c d content to rest amid the glamor of sub- and romantic, fur surpassing In effect as to Imbibe deep draughts of welcome squirrel ar most famed; the 10c 2 bar Toilet Soap deef because of their numbers, and the tropical verdure and romantic history, told by word of mouth, anything that ter, the party hastened on toward ' Tobac- Albert or Prince Velvet over a road tnat was a boulevard, suuirrei because of their beauty end th ilea there with Its whole story written novelist might ever write 2 for co, In a vivld.y patterned carpet. to what had Just been trav- fact that, so far as known, the species .2So do Suddenly the road turns northward, compared Directly la cartons, Large Eggs, underneath, as It appears one may see and before one realizes what la happen-n- g eled, and "so into Kanab for the night. exists riuivher else. The railroad visitors 23c pkg Dates .....15c with what difficulties the pioneers of he is climbing the face of the cliffs The next morning wn early start was found plenty of deer and a few squirrels. . ..6e .. . . Rex Sardines . .. than the ordinary gray squirrel civilization had to contend In bringing on a dugway which wind around- - on a made for Br ght Angel. Boon after pasa-n- g 2 for ....20e Cleanser. Lighthouse water on to the thirsty soil, and how narrow ledge of rock from vhlch the Fredonla, a stretch of rather rough of the mountains, they ar clothed In Hires Root Beer Extract .....1o bounteous in the end waa the reward. edge drop precipitously for what ap- and dusty road beiugs lhe party to the black fur, with e long brush of pure ...35o Best Bottle Crowns, lb . white, ( shich they carry extended over . Farther off, surrounded by extinct cra- pears to be hundreds of feet. For once Kaibab. 10c rack Table Salt rises a black ridge of lava, a won- the traveler Is glad he is on a lonely 'Kaibab. in Indian language, according tho back ter, ,...12c Tall cans Salmon C, J. Smith, chief ranger for the park der to the geologist. Further away spots road. To meet an automobile coming to RandaU L. Jones, means Mountain Jell-- O or Campbell's Soup, The red man has an apt service at Grand Canyon National park, of green mark other settlements and down this Lying lown. might have Its com...,.10e Lux, any the whole panorama la framed by moun- plications dugway It I however, s part of the way of describing physical characteristics eat mates anywhere from 10,090 to 20.000 Crystal White Soap, 10 bar ...46c on names. vahi from the Kaibab In deer the distinct tain r dgea whose colorings are softened start Arizona has made this year mountain. Tho Quite toward 15c or 2 pkga Macaroni Spaghetti 25c traveler has riety commonly eeen is tho muledeer. so Into the blue that tells of distance. provld'ng for the development of the towar.ng cliffs tonowwhich th Accustomed 7 rolls of Toilet Paper been is named from his huge ears. The white-ta- ll and the opening of the north for some days country 25c or 2 Sago lba Tapioca Yellow Sand Attractive. la also found there. rim of the Grand canvon to the public.-T- he the appearance from the north of this Peas or String Beans, 2 cans.. 23a One member of the party which accom range, which has oflong been vis- d One big patch In the middle distance Cedar dugway leads to what Is known as great Butter ,.10e 20c Appi Jar Libby's reminiscent tha ible. railroad la men It the forpanted through the the abundance of attracts attention by Its vivid golden col- cedars mountain, theandname. Fresh Chewing Gum, 2 for ....10c tops of the Laurentlan hills hi est wn still rather skeptical aa to the Justifies After windNo field of riienlng wheat ever or oring Vinegar, Blueing Ammonia, more And thla the numbers of deer. It is related of him ing along among thla welcome green general appearance. bad such a bright yellow coloring, yet on for bottle ,. a time, th'e traveler come to an- because of the deep green verdure of the that he offered a boy at Bright Angel wonders if it is not some immense stretch 25e 7 roll Wax Lunch Paper 23 cents a head for every deer the ar which with its camp slope evergreens other In forest, petrified area, and covered larger of dry farm grain. The effect Is pro...,15c would Ginger Snaps, lb. boy more perfect specimens of point out to hina Toward duced bv a yellow sand, "which la found with much ,.10c Largs cans Tomatoes The drive through the Kaibab National evening the party In automob lee returned wood than the one visited the at odd places all through southern Utah, petrified Medium cans Pork and Beans Jc before Petrified forests. Indeed, are forest le An experience that will last in to the VT ranch, one of th largest of hut nowhere on the trip made by the day Borax Compound, to Grand thw. the the with Washing th visit to be found scattered in various places open glades. Counting stopped when memory railroad men covering such a large area over 15c 8 for itself, with which It la associ- the number of deer seen had passed the this country They differ among canyon aa in the many colored rug which makes 20c Walter Baker' Cocoa, road Job mark, and D. S. Spencer, named as ated leads An natural themselves some to extent. the Perhaps up the picture from the Hurricane fault. most ,.23e H lb. possibly 300 would he a interesting feature of all Is the fact on for miles Atand mile through towering arbiter, said Itthat The road continues to climb across the 10 was asked that the name Bakers Chocolate, cake times the yellow pine fair guess. thev tell of forests existing in the coniferse top of the battlements overlooking and that .Ground no Chocolate, UhlrardelUs or little of be other of the skeptic mixture withheld, but It la rumade up of tree of a gize not to stand with SOe 18c 1 lb guarding this dreamland valley A rough past lb he mored (8 will their his trees, the that be now although In found for pay wager miles in any direction. vegetation, country Jor a way. and spotted with evi1C h 25c cake Sweet Chocolate cement. branches interlock overhead, still dence of a stockraising industry. Soon Old Fort trunks far enougn apart to reLong before the eye can tire of the' forAsparagus, No. 2H can .,.,...-.2Remains. after Gould'a shearing corral is passed, semble huge brown pillars In some great est and Its wonders, a atop I made at Mab 20o els. .10c 25c else., .15c with a little spot of greenness near, tellA Pipe 25e 4 pkga Corn Flakes cathedral. Aisles In -- this great the park entrance, where the visitors are pringgjzre approached, the ing of some spring hidden away In a evidence of cattle raising a an indus- green SOUTH 0 of In The house nuea Dutch Cleanser road spread eont on every natural worship registered. road ths reaches on the the gorge, rocky large scale become more pro- direction, fragrant, cool, lnv.ting vtstaa through th tree and greenery, and then, Big try 1ortola Sardines, 2 for ......3Se I.alns country. Here vast grain fields, nounced. The springs themselves are a At timea the fire and Coffee Premier varied almost without warning, th automobile 60c Gibson's ..3e by pine ar alternating with faUow lands, tell of a veritable oasis to the July traveler. They other evergreens, or by the brighter la right on the brink of the Grand canIndustry initiated, and ap- ar made doubly interesting by their his- green leaves of the quakingThe suddenness Is startling.- - The yon. These ar inly a few ef eur every. parently thriving, amid surroundings that toric associations There Is the old fort, -asp. Forest flower grow In pro- splendor of the unparalleled view Is elm-pl- v Would appear moat - forbidding to any which proved a death-tra- p to the settlers, fusion amid shrubbery of all aorta and day bargains. immense. Here is one case where of agriculture. It is one of the and the new fort, now Itself old, 127 EAST SECOND SOUTH ST. now forest la w th Pot sang. The experience end then the opens up into that word wonders of c'xtude, which places these Its constock where a f situated browse and is climax to a tr wals, p th large glades, ttlng through - - two on top of the spring from whichsquarely broad acres of cereaie it gel tentedly, or where, at evening, deer, lit I resident a forest. h - ,'4 rtf -- Only One Coupon to a Customer! 20, 30, "40 to 60 PER CENT! 20, 30 40 to 60 Per Cent! LOOK! h '4 vi t, Yt r S23.S0 u t 527.E9 . re 33,50 Y ON THE BLOCK! ENTIRE $100,000 ANY ANY ANY SUITS 2' -- , Fft .01 SUITS $11.85 -- BUT, MEN HURRY 'NOW OR LOSE! Co., MulIett-KeH- y Seven Days in Lil 01 New York 156 So, Main U: Artd-son- poe-.alb- lv IIMTADT gray-gree- AlillOOIICEMEim Ctah-Arlxo- WE- -- ARE MOVING L atlr-rln- -- Of Our Present Location FOLSOMS EE-MAR- . E JN ' Four-tn-O- ,..r ...... ,....8 Better Grade! Fre-doni- a, - e.. Astounding Value! Ready for Business Tuesday,' AiigT 1st .... 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