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Show CAGF SIX THS TRI-WEEKL- JOURNAL, Y Thursday, March 25, 1914. LOGAN, UTAH. HENRY PECKS COUSIN SALLY - - - - By Gross SALL SVSrtT, VSfcKt BEST IT.'BooQvsHJ PS 00ST To MEET uuYVHk5 lt MS. , 0jWjMOS (4i5S L-- NooHP O - $ trs, TRE MN6NU Po You "BROWN YOU I I rS-S--S lNG; ?J sHCf ypm,Booisv,Tc: HevT ITtAe YoO BCiMg- MYofteropj - Ht?E YooVl. HME IVMT& W HSKECS I ! ? & wire netting that seem to have forces of resistance with positilifted the Tivoli on gauzy wings vely definite results but, as a revto fame? No, candidly I didnt elation as truly inspired as a or as a prophetic visfind an inch of mosquito bar in great poem ion of ages yet to come.But wheth all Neither did I er he a dreamer, sage or sormeet a mosquito. Colonel Gorgas didyou materialist by all means see had seen to that. An official of the canal from Balboa to Cristothe Zone told me in seven years bal. Join the motley throng on he had not seen as many mos- the sight seeing car, and be quitos. So why litter up ones rolled pleasantly to the Mira-flore- s vernandah with nets when there and Pedro. Miguel locks, is no net gain. where in three lifts the Pacific That night about-- oclock we are raised to a heighth of had a tropical sho.weik.Jije air ships 85 feet above sea level to the elecooled oflf perceptibly arfd I slept vated section of the canal that jgnder a light blanket. extends through Culebra Cut and In the early morning I stroll- Gatun lake to the Gatun locks ed in the garden in negligee be- where vessels are again lowered fore taking my bath. Then after to the Atlantic level. This elevattubbing I breakfasted, and there ed section of the canal is 32 miles was no one to say me nay. long, and over that portion of the Wonders of the Canal. lonte lying through Gatun lake To go into tiresome canal zone formed bv impounding the Chag- detail would,-- - under the cireum- r into a sheet of water soconstitute manifest a stances, covering an area of 16 J square lecism. Every intelligent man or miles ships may proceed at full woman, not only in America, hut speed. Culebra Cut is nine miles throughout the civilized world is, long, and here with a 300 foot or should he, familiar with the en- channel ships will he required to thralling .story. But w'ithal the proceed at reduced speed. It is anal tan never be described. It is estimated that from ten to twelve too vast to adequately be eompar hours, according to the speed ed with other monuments of hu- maintained in the Gatun lake man endeavor. True, certain sta- will he required to pass avvesscl tistical have burned much val- over the fifty mile length of the uable midnight oil in working out canal. Three hours of this time striking mathematical conclus- will he consumed in pasring the ions, and nearly every book pub- six locks. lished on the canal contains fami A Quaint Old City. liar diagrammatic pyramids form Late in the afternoon we reed of the material taken from turned to Panama and strolled Culebra cut and dropped over the about this old city for, dequaint Washington monument, includ- spite spick and span paving and ing the White House, Treasury modern sewers, there still clings building and the adjoining terri- to Panama much that is unique tory. One author.has formed, this and picturesque. Walk to Cathegreat mass of roek and soil into dral Plaza where the twin towers huge pryamids and strung them of the venerable sanctuary have indefinitely up Fifth avenue. An- looked down in turn with equal other has figured out' what size piety on carnival, riot, carnage hole right through the centre of and revolution. Pass Avenida the earth the material from Culo-br- a Centrale to Santa AnaupPlaza and would fill. Another has taken watch the ebb and flow of the the same debris and loaded it on slow moving tide of color and a train of flat ears and extended form. Hhere in the motley crowd it .four times around the earth. one hears the dialects of forty And still others have constructed tongues, and them the meamong walls from the Culeora cuttings tallic of his own countrytwang about France and Delaware and men. other states and principalities.all The iron frou of the fronded of which are most illuminating the low drone of the hupalms, and striking. But for all that I man hive, and the dulcet notes of still maintain that the canal can- a distant guitar all tend to soothe not he comprehensively describ- the senses and create a conscioused. Neither indeed does personal ness of tropical delight. Far into inspection always strike home the night we abandon ourselves with certain phlegmatic temper- to this narcotic ensemble of color, aments. I have watched Unmis- motion and sound, and then with takable disapopintment take pos- an effort we move across the session of the features of many street to our hotel. n isitor whin lie. first glanced SIGEL HOCSII. over the great cement walls of the locks at (latum or 1edrc MigTonsilitis and sore throat is uel. Nor has the teeming activity often the result of a neg- ery of Culebra succeeded in arousing j (M,tV(1 coR There ig no spri any marked emotion m 1 10st; standard remedy that is more ef- . apathetic., faces,. fcctiv-ftSHpreventative- - or- - reConsidered Often Not lief than Thoughts the new a jagCulebra to them Anthiphlogestic Liquid. It conged valley in a rolling country, tains no poisoonous ingredients, the millions of tons of dirt re acts in harmony with nature and moved, hut so many measures of is effective internally as well as inert matter. They are hopelessly externally. Try it and you will practical and prosaic. They fail never use anything else. Sold by to hear in each blast of dynamite Rudolph Drug Co. advt. 1 the bugle sound of the triumph of mind over matter. They fail to MORMON CONFERENCE see in each load of dirt the golden EXCURSIONS stairs ftp which man mounts higher and higher towards the attainVia Oregon Short Line, to Salt ment of immortality. And so if Lake City, Tickets on sale from the marvellously impressive privi points north of Ogden April 1 to lege of. actually witnessing this 6th., inclusive, limited to" April great, miracle in proeess of per- lotli. See agents for rates and formance fails to arouse these 5 further particulars. WHILE IN sensed mortals out of their nor- SALT LAKE VISIT UTAH PROmal, grooves how ean one hope to DUCTS EXHIBIT. Advt. convey by mere prosaic type an adequate idea of the innermost CHICHESTER S PILLS soul of tlie canal? With the BRAND. X LtfflMl Aik jip being theeanal itself is Dlai (klcktepa P11U ia Red and boxes, scaled with merely a symbol, the Nth power Take ether. Her ef mr of what God and man may attain 9 Dragartet. As k foe C If DIAMOND liRAM) 1ILUsfoe 4 c lie views it not .as so muehdyna-miyean known as Best. Safsst, Always Reliable SGLB BY DRUGGISTS EVLTtlVHERE power pitted against varying our-hostelr- y. ! BLOWING THE ARRIVAL AT PANAMA, THE PEERLESS "HEAD OFF. OF ISLANDS A QUESTION OF HOTELS WONDERS OF THE CANAL SOME THOUGHTS NOT OFTEN CONSIDERED. . Panama, the peerless ! The silken cord, the golden chain, the rope of pearls that binds together the' romance, adventure and chivalry of two continents. Panama, the scene of sack and pillage. Panama, the door through which the wealth of Peru and the Incas passed, and in whose har bora the galleons of Spain, the pirate ships of the buccaneers and the merchantmen of all nations have cast their anchors. Pan-amthe lethal whose mortal maladies' have gripped in certain death men of ail creeds, colors and conditions. Panama, the deso' late, where minds have tottered in solitude, and where lips in delirium have cursed this hell hole of madness. Panama but why go on ? Here it were- needless for the romancer to leave the realm of fact and go groping in the world of fiction., lie has but to pen the depredation of Morgan, the revengeful, jealously of the barbarie gallantry of Balboa, the deadly hatred of the Cimmaroons or the greed of Pizar ro to fashion a story as gripping as i$ is strange and thrilling. If the authors talents run to tales of love and devotion he need seek no farther for material than the caciques sacrifice of his daughter to his cruel conqueror and her subsequent devotion to her alien a. - Ped-raria- s, master. Material Achievement. Should material achievement be the theme desired, then the story of Aspinwall and Stevens and Chauncyrthe builders of the Panama railroad, make an early record of marvellous interest. And then that other achievement, the construction of the Panama Canal, will always remain the most glorious and spectacular construction attainment of ancient or modern times. So, as we anchored in the offing that June morning in Panama Bay and lay there for twenty-fou- r hours in order to comply with the quarantine regulations, I had ample time to revolve these things in my mind, for over there -- Every Woman Knows That instead of sallow skin and face blemishes she ought to possess the clear complexion of nature and good health. Any woman afflicted or suffering at times from headache, backache, nervousness, languor and depression of spirits ought to try tand-the-beau- ty BEECHAMS PILLSmost the safest, surest, con- venient and most economical Beechams remedy known. Pills remove impurities, insure better digestion, refreshing sleep, ana have an excellent general tonic effect upon the wholebodilysystem. Theyhave a wonderful power to improve the general health, while by purifying the blood, Beechams Pills clear the skin .and Improve The Complexion K) Spld Everywhere, la boxes, 10c., 25e. woman should fsil to read the valuable directions with every box. Now I once met an English woman in India, who had preceded me to Delhi. She lived and traveled in terms of hotels. A place was interesting or not, according as in that green neck of jungle all she approved or disapproved of this thrilling history, romance the hotels. By all means stop and adventure had been enacted. at hotel X she admonished, for the tennis court is - superb, and Head Blown Off. impeccable. And We lay under, the lee of "the the bawth Mrs. the American B. belonged to chain of islands that protects the class. the same of canal. Pacific entrance the As a matter of fact I did not Three of these islands at least will he fortified. Early after go to the Tivoli, though I grant breakfast while strolling the star- you it is most comfortable and Its acres of fine copboard deck I was suddenly brought up by a tremendous ex per wire netting I dont gainsay.. plosion. Looking in the direction Neither do I dispute the truth of of the sound! saw a great v olumejth estory of The loneTnosquitr of smoke arising from the tree-cla- d that haplessly lost its way and 9 -- -- e. island of Flgmenco nearby wandered into the res-rive- corridors of Just then a petty officer ap- the TivolivJiereupon a council proached and explained that they of doctors was called, and an . wre blowing the head off of Flamence and leveling it for the fortifications.Naos next the shore and connected with the breakwater had already been beheaded and now Flamenco, together with lerieo, the third of the three islands to be fortified were undergoing the same proeess. At that moment another blast went off louder and more powerful than the first. Far out from the base of the island numerous splas hes indicated where fragments of falling stone dropped into the water. And so it went on all day, these deafening blasts, followed by a huge column of smoke. And each explosion awoke in mv soul a great wave of patriotic approval, for personally I have no patience with certain pineapple politicians who would have us believe that ted blood and the virile, eagle have reliinqiiished their rule to sucking grape juice and the dove.1 I know nil well that is the popular terminology of modern diplomacy the rights of alt nations are equally respected, but reckoned in terms of defensive an'd' offensive strength these same rights may vary accordingly. As yet the acts of the international world conform to the latter usage And so while dozing the sultry afternoon away in my steamer chair time at length polled on half a score of years, and each crash was now' the boom of mighty guns, answered from monster ships maneuvering beyond in battle array. Fountains of spray marked the spot where shell or solid shot dropped with a hissing sound into the bay. A mere Jay fantasy. 'TisTfriTeT a ml veT 'who kTioWs" In time of That sage advice not has etc. yet become peace, an anachronism.-- . Some of the Mexicos pasSen gers grumbled because of the quarantines delay. But I recalled Solomon Levis graphic picture of Panama before the days of sanitation when bring out your dead was the first order of the day. And I was content to wait. A Question of Hotels. Of course you will stop at the asked Mrs. B Tivoli? an American who, with her uxori autopsy held on its dead body. All this sanitation and comfort is to he commended. But I could imagine pretty well the inside of that hostelry. I have seen American hotels elsewhere, and there are none better, and I am proud of them. But on this particular occasion I determined to spend my time in Panama in seeking out as far as possible those areas where the maximum of local color may still be found. So. on the following day. when the Company s tender brought us alongside the temporary docks at Balboa I readily accepted the invitation of one of my countrymen employed on the Zone to ride with him to Panama. An Entrancing Ride. After guiding his ear between temporary tracks, dump heads and debris incident to the new dock construction, we shortly reached the beautiful road that led to the city! It' was a glorious ride over shady stretches of palm bordered macadam, past the Chi-- j nese cemetery to the heart of Panama. Here facing Santa Ana Plaza we found a hotel that was greatly to our liking. It was reminiscent of Ceylon, with its central court, from which broad steps led to ample rooms shaded Great by srengrous verandahs. double doors with ancient fastenings opened on the tropical court where flowers and small shrubs grew in reckless profusion. Along court one side of this pati-likunder a broad verandah a number of small tables stood, and here a few natives and foreigners sat and sipped- cooling drinks. Here later we ordered our supper and here we lingered unrestrained by social demands over a well prepared meal till the stars studded the patch of sky overhead. Then I thought of the impeccable Tivoli with its correct form, spotless linen and irreproachable ser- ice. I was glad I had ignored the advice of Mrs. B. But what 0? those acres of fine was MALTED MILK , mid-summ- er little just returning from a ous shadow-husban- d ! e - Just Say MORLICErS It Mian Original and Genuina visit to for Ail Ages Tha Food-drin- k some, minor consulate in South tremendAmerica, and who was More healthful than Tea or Coffee. ously- impressed with that social Agrees with the weakest digestion. achievement. No. Not. if I can Delicious, invigorating and nutritious. eleva Rich milk, malted grain, powder form. help it, I replied. Mrs. in surprised ted her .eyebrows scorn. But it is the best hotel A quick lunch prepared in a minute. on the zone, at least in Panama. Tale no substitute. Adi for HO RUCKS. she continued. KT Others ere imitations -- j Sprains, Braises Stiff Muscles are quickly relieved by Sloan Liniment. Ley Try bing. it it on no rub- Add. S praia usd DUoc.d I. Hip. pruned, my ankle and dislocated my tup by railing out of a third story window. Went on cratches for four months, Then I started to use jrour Liniment, according to directions. I must say it is helping me wonderful?. We will never be without Sloans Lini-me- nt anymore."' LAo. Johnson f nwre N. T, Srfanow, SLOANS liniment Kills Pain Splendid for Sprains -- 1 fell and sprained my arm a week ago and was in terrible pain. I could not use my hand or arm until I applied your JLiniment. I shall never be without a bottle of Sloans Liniment." Mr U. it. Springer, Elisabeth, A. J. 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