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Show U 1 ,v , f. V J ' y, X THE RICH COUNTY NEWS, RANDOLPH. UTAH -J SUFFERED ALL VOUAII COULD A i FROM REMOTEST ! '! PARTS OF GLOBE Mrs. Meyer Finally Found Relief and Health in Lydia E. Tanlac Elements Come From Pinkhams Vegetable Many Lands Far Away 'Compound " From Here. CaL Orange, grateful to yon, as The Ingredients from which the celebrated medicine Tanlac Is made, come from 'remote sections of the earth, and are transported thousands of miles over land and sea to the great Tanlac Laboratories at Dayton, Ohio, and Walkersville. Canada. ; The Alps,. Appenines, Pyrenees. Itus--sla- n Asia, Brazil,- - West Indies, Rocky Mountains, Asia Minor, Persia, India, ' and Peru are Mexico, Columbia among the.far away points from which the principal properties of this preparation are obtained. What is said to be the largest pharmaceutical laboratory In the United .States has been completed at Dayton, Ohio, for the manufacture of- Tanlac, which, according to recent reports, is now having the largest sale of any medicine of its kind in the world, over 20,000.000 botjtles having been sold in six years. The new plant occupies 00,000 square feet of floor space and has a daily capacity of 50,000 bottles. Uniform quality-Iguaranteed by a series of careful inspections by expert chemists from the time tlie roots, herbs, harks and flowers e received in their rough state from all parts of the globe, until their medicinal properties have been extracted by the .most approved The finished medicine is processes. then bottled, labeled end shipped out to tens of thousands of druggists throughout the United States and Canada,- to supply a .demand never before equalled by this, or any other some twenty years ago three doctors said I had to have a serious operation. I had a tumor, and ulcers which would gather gad break. I displacement so i . j badly that I thing that a woman Could hardly sit down at times, and it seemed could suffer. Then sonie one advised me to take Lydia E. Pinkhams Vegetable Compound, and I took it until 1 was cured and saved from the operation. I have told women of your wonderful medicine times without number, and I am willing that you should use these facts and my name if you like. 1 also Used your Compound during the Change, and I. can l my own work but the - ' do-al- ' California. St, Orange, It is quite true that such troubles a3 Mrs. Meyer had may reach a stage where an operation is the only resource. On the other hand, a great many women have been restored to health by Lydia E. Pinkhams Vegetable Compound. s a-- ' Good Point of Motion Pictures. Jud Tunkins says motion pictures ! appeal to him because the audience Is not expected to applaud and call the actors 'out to spoil ilie effect of a ' . : good scene. - medicine. 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Pacific Ida6t, Blackfoot, ho, says: My back ; SUSPENSION bridge across the Colorado river in the depths of the Granite gorge in Grand Canyon National park! .'That means that you and yf.ur horse can get across the Grand canyon from El Tovar to the Temple North rim. And 'that means that . you will get .some entirely new views of the Grand canyon and of tire e.hoshon.i CANYON ypt r--Si surrounding country. For the North H0TCL V Grandview rim is 1,500 feet higher than Ihe South rim. ( 4 Presumably you LVili be able to use this SOspension bridge this season. The national park service is working on the bridge npw and has been for some time. But you enfi easily guess that building this bridge is some considerable job especially, if you have ever traveled Bright Angel trail, down C223& J3jRZD5r&r&- which all the materials and tools have to be packed. Anyway, here's a sample of lie kind of of the river and thirteen feet above the highest doings that may . happen any minute4 oh that known water mark. It will cost approximately ' '' ' famous trail, . $13,00(T. Homer ,T. rnn ,Is one of the packers qugtiged In Grand Canyon National part was established -getting stuff down Bright Angel trail. The. other in nn) and was dedicated in 1920. The suspeil-io- n l day he was taking down a string of nnimais. bfiile is but one tf many improvement -of them were loaded with TNT for .blasting. i plpnnetF by the national service. Concerning At one of the sudden turns one of the .pack animals the smppnsion bridge anfl things Director-Stepheslipped. The rest got excited. Pretty soon one T. Mather sss, In 'fffrt : animal went off. the trail. All eleven in the string The park is both a sutnms tjnd winter resort. were tied together. Before long two more were Though thus far developed by private capital, the sucdragged off the trail. About this time-Arn, results generally have ffcen achieved with refineceeded in getting intj the middle of the mixup. ment and success.' The character of existing buildHe cut the other eight animals loose and they ings is commcndglxle, and, although considerable ' staid on the trail. i adjustment wilj have, to be done In the location of Cf course, all three of the animals that fell off certain future buildings, this can readily be efwere killed. One fell 1,000 feet without injuring fected. Our landscape engineer has studied the his pack. One fell 200 feet without exploding future layout of all buildings, and construction the 150 pounds of TNT in his pack. And thats for both the public, operators and the park adlines. what getting the bridge stuff down Bright Angel-- ' ministration will proceed along trail is like. Although the first appropriation was not large A. look at the map gives the lay of the land. for the amount of work to be done, since it Bright Angel trail begins near El Tovar on. the amounted to ony .$40,000, these funds were careSouth rim and winds down to the Colorado at fully distributed and some improvements accomthe bottom of Granite gorge. Hermit trail beglus plished. In part these consisted in the construction farther to the west and also goes down to the of a stable and garage building, of a mess house, river. Part of the way down, the' Tonto trail, .vters, which are being temporarily used ranger running" east and west, connects Hermit and 1 for administrative offices, ,and improvements to a Bright Angel trails. log cabin now being utilized' by the acting super- At the foot of Bright Angel trail there Is an intendent as a residence. These are all at the aerial cabletram, which is used to ferry across Grand canyon administrative site! Ranger and venturesome visitors. The cross marks the site construction and maintenance forces have been of the suspension bridge. The new trail will run established, and there is at this writing a comnorth along Bright Angel creek. The visitor will petent nucleus for carrying on all the park work ascend to the North rim at Bright Angel point. under present conditions. The appropriation of It is 16 miles across the Grand canyon here. for the present fiscal year enabled me to $60,000 ' more extensively for actual imThe descent from El Tovar to the river Is about somewhat plan . 4,500 feet. The North river is about 6,000 feet provements. One important piece of construction is a sus- - ( above, .the floor of the. Grand canyon. The' view from the North rim is radically differ pension bridge across the Colorado river at the ent. The temples lie in its foreground. OiTe looks Bright Angel trail to connect foot of the south-sid- e down upon them at close range. The Granite Bright Angel trail. At preswith the north-sid- e ent the only method rf crossing is in a small gorge is miles in the background, and the opposite rim presents an apparently straigiit wjll. The obswinging cage traveling over a small cable, which server is. twelve or fifteen hundred feet higher only the most venturesome persons care to use; than the 'south rim and sees over it the desert animals cannot he transported. Without some means of animal travel from the south to the nortli plain for many miles south, with a far horizon of distant mountains. Many who have seen both side of the park it will he difficult to administer the north rim or provide for its proper' developprefer the south rim view, which lias, the temples in broad perspective and confines the eye to the ment and use by park visitors. The north rim, which is, from my own observa-lo- n spectacle of the canyon. Olliers prefer the north tins summer, more beautiful ,tiian the south rim.becpuse of its closeness to the temples and-itgrasp of .distant horizons. In the future thousands , rim, is practically undeveloped by roads and trails. of travelers will not be content until they see the As soon ns this first suspension bridge is comcanyon from both rims. pleted across the Colorado river it is planned to maonce .the reconstruct a portion of the Bright Angel trail the suspension bridge, Building on the north side of the river, which will make terial is on the spot, will not he d'fticMt. The Later another worst" of, the job is getting the stuff to the site the north rim easily accessible. constructed be will will mule-bacColorado the across for the material The bridge on' bridge s and near the foot of the Hermit trail, which in turn consist principally of steel wire, three-eightis to he connected by a trail to the north rim ns a of an incll respectively in diameter ; nine--foof of flooring woodea timbers, strips part of the trail development planned on the north heavy side of the park ; also an additional bridge shoulu length and tools and blasting powder. The be placed in the vicinity of the present Bass cablematter of getting the long cables down is going to I predict north tanthe to rnul'es 8 four miles west). least at of the way (about harnessing require inand south rim travel will 'constitute the most dem and stringing of the load between them. The 700 and 800 main cables will weigh between teresting and popular of all our scenic park trips. .With the construction, of these bridges travel pounds npiece. A cable will be gathered into sevbetween the north and south rim will cause the eral coils, with about twenty to thirty feet of establishment of additional camps. One of these slack between each coil. These coiled cables will . each. to coil a on mules, be camps should he located at some convenient place then put on the trail, which will be constructed from the .At the bridge site an anchor of steel rails and Hermit suspension bridge through to the Plateau concrete 'will be constructed in the solid rock, will le pos'fhe upper cables will then lit carried across to the trail, and as near the north rim as it the Indian into fashion. water. From end In like secure Expansions sible to north side and secured imGardens camping area are planned for the to end these upper eablies will measure about 500 will in a way supcamps floor These the them the of future. below feet mediate feet. Eighty hotel and the Hermit camp Of the gorge. plement the El Tovar bridge will be anchored to the walls eson the south site, and also the present Wylie From dhe overhead' cjibles side cables will come Influx of tourThe north fhe on timbers. The rim, 'the tablishment run heavy down and through nine-foists carries with it an increased demand for campplanking will be riveted to these rafters hotel facilities, and, as ing space, and also larger and. a hog mesh wiring will be strung along either the facilities Is demand recognized, this The tourists. as to bridge protect de of the bridge quickly will be expanded' ,;U1 'be 'built forty feet above the ordinary height to ing nothing harmful nerves or digestion. . It should be boiled at . least twenty minutes. Then Postum Cereal will reveal richness a true toffee-lik- e flavor. of color and v si There's a Reason Sold by grocers everywhere. Hade hr Postum Cereal Company, In Battle Creek, Michigan. ' ; sgs- . seven-eighth- . Our most Important present road project a the canyon undoubtedly is the repavement of ft Kim road. Only horse travel was permitted on this road ; I directed ..the- opening of Ihe road motor travel, and the public 'transportation aero-ic-e e was changed from horse to vehicles. Since then the- road has suffered a gneact deal from the heavy travel' over-it'Eight' mllea in length, It was paved inM913' by "'the Santa fte railroad in order that-aattractive trip might available for winter visitors. 'It was practlcaRr worn ont when taken over by us. and 1 oaUfc? travel. single Width and notaddapted to two-waI have also submitted an estimate to commence the construction of a rim road eastward from Ml Tovar toward Desert View. Upon its completion, within two or three years,' we will have a rim-roa- d drive from Hermit Rest on the west of official headquarters to Desert View, a distance of over 40 mile?; For sceiliq beauty it will challenge com 3 parison. The Estimates also include an item for securTovar-DGseView ing a right, of way for the El Rim road. ,1 hope tills expenditure of government funds will not be necessary, as I feel that live pr(S ate holdings which will be crossed by the rye posed road will be sufficiently benefited by construction to. make It to the advantage of tiro owners of these lands to donate a right .nf wsy. I feel sure these owners are so public spirited to take this point of view, and that in donating this right of way they are not only benefiting them' selves and Grand Canyon park but, also .the, people, who visit the park. ' Zk In addition to the Improvement 'fin'd nance work on the Rim road and other upkeep l work on the other park roads, the present Tovar-DeseView road has been widened Ha straightened, and reshaped for about one-haentire length. Many dangerous curves and grades have been eliminated and the general conditio of the road improved. f A complete telephone system which will connect the north and south rim of the canyon and the ranger stations that will be built for tiro ranger force is one of our future needs. This can be postponed until next year, and I have 8t Included it In my estimates to congress. It may be practicable to connect the north and south rims by wireless, either telephone or telegraph, and this question Is receiving careful study. ' There are some developments planned by tiro Santa Fe railroad in Grand canyon, .one of which Is the construction of a water system which M ' probably have for its souree Bright .Angel creek on the north side of the river, and possibly tro establishment of a small power plant ou Bat creek. The establishment of an adequate rosier supply for the south rim f the canyon is a eerions problem and one that must soon be defisrtely solved. Water on the north rim near.Briglit Angel Pbint is secured at present from several gmah springs, that with little, improvement will probahfy oe adequate in quantity and quality. On tha south rim of the canyon, however, the hotel and railroad have to haul their water by trail) from Del Rio, about 125 miles distant. Every gallon of water lias to cotne that distance. The tremendous daily cost of this is at once apparent, and the great desirability of installing some system by which water can be pumped either from the floor of the canyon, about 1 mile below the surface-the rim, or from elsewhere is obvious. It is parent that travel may sometime reach a point where with the present method of securing roster we will not be able to secure a sufficient .urnantify of that precious fluid to supply each traveler. The organic act creating this park, authorize us to negotiate with the county of- Coconino for the purchase of its rights in the Bright Angel toCS road and trail, and to report to congress. (lie tern upon which this property can be secured. . An effort has been made the past year to arrive at sonA satisfactory basis of settlement with the county off Coconino for the transfer of the Bright Asset irail. but thus far without definite results. Oar engineer department has. however, made preliminary examination of the situation, covering to fact the entire trail situation in the park. - Probably the greatest problem confronting dro service upon its taking over the admin istratinB of the park was tile existence of the many of alleged mineral value. Among these mere the claims located by Ralph H. Cameron, which bat been in litigation for several years. Tenty-thr- e Cameron claims have been declared invalid; Golden Eagle. Cape Horn, Wizard, Alder mill nUe. Willow mill site. Magician, Banjo. Millionaire. Sentinel Treasure, Peg Leg, Hill Top, Sunflower, Line, stone, Goldenola, Ida May, Buttinsky. Cheyenne Dakotah,. Bannock. Apache, Fully, Hermit, Gorge, ' motor-propell- . y rt . i rt lf . |