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Show tefcttn n skislight ALTA-MOSA- iri ths 91fai oa tho Mountain coach of aa eastern king With his bowie-knif- e Lbs white hslrod mountaineer cut the fragrant tlpa from the branoh ends of the coils ro il- - hlil-th-m trMtd upon the shining rand of disintegrated granite. His skill and prudence were shown In his selection of the plane in which wc were to pass the night as It was la hla method of stalking upon his antlered prey. An reoera in the face of a 'low, angular over, hanging wall of granite that t was the plan. Bo we were sheltered from the north wind that began to more across the lofty waste. Before us burned a fire of pine and this pro tooted us from the possible e track of dangerous nooturaal beast. J.n. word, sera for our rifles, ws rsturnsd to tha condition of primitive man, the CSV dweller of the Age of Stone. TThere are times when one feels tba motion, the whirling of our planot through space. Sometime one Is cog. osntto's shadow htesora :4.fcteant.,pf.h out Into the void, a mighty arch, a segment of that oast oone, tha scales Wherewith the Puritan Milton mease ured the day and night. In a hollow a hundred yards down tha was mountain slope alt unvisKad Lake, a well. In tie waters ware reflected tbs procession of stars that passed over head. the Constellation. tha purple vault the cradle end the of suna No quarry of mlno am' - not hey - spew the- rock for-much- all. LeT ths stricken door go weep; there Is a thought to touch tho heart. It is use leas to decry mans Instinct to hunt; from tho first he has sought for game. Tot in regard to suffering wantonly Inflicted upon tho tlmld'and gentle animals I em like nnto the sensitive Bishop Berkely, and feel as tho poet Cowper. I am drawn nearer to a friend of mlno who, when he had- ouce shot and brought down a doe.- could not apply the merciful IN DESERET ICS that flamed Fit for tii I Q IX THE WWTEEf CTYTA RANGE. -- , By ALFRED LAMBOIH VE. Ja cup-llk- eep-nlch- re -- T f"lf9iwr,tftr I with Oorgeoue wore the mountain autumnal color,. Gaaeoula stalk. the doer gnd yet not miee the wonder of the. Nowhere In Europe can we am NB thing that Hearty everyto among tho tram that abandon glory ,that eonsuoue ostentation, that body iq trying to do at the carnival, that vary saturnalia of colth time to present or, wbloh may be seen in .autumn cost of tiring. The question high woods American Its splenamong tha dor Is a sort of paean, a glorlflosUon, to how to do it. On way that would an apotheosis of the year that leave help to to reduce th plumbing bill, no piano for aadnees Nowhere ie it end this can easily be done, aocording mnra th to- - leading plumbing companies. Dont, - Hua-m- m western mountains- - and those can- think that th plumber are trying to are run thcfiselvea out of bust nee, beyons and height of the Uinta splendid as any. But the woods are cause they arent they simply say doomed. Famed Sherwood, tha haunt that people cause themselves a great Of Robin Hood, the Forest of Ardeal of unnecessary expense that benefit neither the rartomer nor th den, where the melancholy deques - cti-- g pWMbeE In addition to Otto, there ars are no more legendary than ars now many amsll jobs that tb plumber for tho most of the primeval wood doe not Ilk to, handle, and which of our Middle Brat, where tho I ro- th average customer could attend to quets or tho Mohawk roamed. But just aa well with a minimum of exupon, the mountain? A thousand panse Haro A-- a number of ways by ..west-- ., which "plumbtngbflls.canb reduced,' ern heights the autumn colors may according to representative of local be of tha ranv splendor that it wear plumbing concerns, this day, when not a tree, descend. - CRvlng An Order. forests le L ants of the. ptinsst-MStaf- When somethin 1 goes wrong with , likely to stand. Written tnr the present r this ths- - ptiiir.biBg, try and . gtva skstchrtgKtf'ully belongs to the past. order ovor the phone. telUgsnt ha mountaineer,, My friend, the Many people do not seem to know the been many s year hi hi grave. But difference between tha basis and th that trinity of giants In stone. Bald sink. The avenge order that cornea Mountain. Rood's Peak end . Mount over the phone to generally something Agassis, yst look down on the haunt Uke this: of the deer. Thera yet gleam tho "Hello. Is this th Blank Plumbing there lakes, and roar the stream; Send a man up right away tho autumn lo etill reoplondant in sompany? as something has gone wrong with the ortmaon and gold. Wo sigh. Ones plumbing." again It would be pleasant to climb . Now, her to whsr tha "rub" com tho heights and find there as once In on such an order as th foregoing: tho ardent gladness, the dreams Perhaps It takes ths plumber an hour and tha hops of youth. to reach the residence, then he has to Cie?djge4-gpt)trlie-'eou- one-ha- neglects to open the tap on the outside of th house. house. The pip become and th water stays in the pipe between the valve, and th tap. and of air-bou- VV7ien tnc .thaw oou.n. It pip burst ing weather seta in the be put In. to new or a pipe has When Ftp Stop Up The waste pipe beneath the sink-. to often stopped up because' the peo-- mt -- mnrfnT whan. ptv irf rtr- they pour coffee grounds or heavy nk. The asgreasy matter hr th sumption. then to to clean it out by fulLoUrot yrater pouring a dow. the sink- - The trouble to that. Piost. ReqBiA.da , Rot.psuienpjikh ,hpij, A tealng water down the pipe. kettle full ie hardly a beginning. A e na-ihe- th trouble. Nina ehaneao out of tea-kett- le The general arrangement of a wests and ventilating system with a sink in th basement. Th sink Is the oniy fixture, aa a rule, that will stop np Solid matter from ordinary naaga should not b thrown Into th sink as U will not flow freely through th waste pipe that runs beneath the floor Una. d. of getting the job done! cheaper. It means a few dollar extra as ha generally has to go back to th shop for additional material Th customer should mention everything that h wants don. Should Maukn Details Many people ars not at all careful in mentioning the details of a job. A man in aa apartment house stated that the water from a leak He waa coming through his celling aleo said that th water seemed to be bathand the coming from th sink room of th apartment above- - also. It was a periodical leak that to, the water didnt-- run continually, but the water from the sink stopped before the ono from the bathroom. That Information sounds aU right, but he tea ha will not have th necessary materiel with him aa there are n things that may have gone wrong an of which require different tool and different material to tlx. Th toilet may be stopped up, th wests pip from ths sink may b full of coffee grounds or greasy matter, a tap may b leaking, a pip may have burst. Then ths plumber bra to go hack to the shop, got tha nsesa, sary materials, and come back again. By that time two or three hours have gone, without anything being repaired. If th customer had said in the first P1 that a certain pipe had burst, or th toilet was flooding th bathroom, thq plumber could have figured dyta't itinni in ikai (Ka Irn V out what the trouble wa and brought . th sink had not been bothering for In other about eight month along tho necessary tool Thi Informa-wor- d giv tha plumber all tha details Uon the accidentally received that you can about tha job. It will aLi from th plumber housewife. If ha had not dred-and-o- " to-u- ed ied find T Brooklyn conference 'report that th missionaries bolding forth on th street corners are being beard by 4 great many people, many of them showing a great deal of Interete. for getting the plumber during tho hour. If she had put the water bucket under the pipe and waited until morning to eight oclock th next would have call th plumber, she lf of the bill. saved just Frozen PJpes can fen be prevented In the winter time If people arc careThis to a case that often hapful. pens; Thera to a tap that coma through tho eutslde wall of knoot for watering residences, and th lawn. Soma place under th ) house there la a valve? that controls the water following to this tap. Whoa starts to get cold th weather th owner of the house shuts off tho creature because of the look of ap-- f peat In her limpid eyes. But this le ona might ear, aa adds. From time immemorial man !)aa delighted In the cheao. One oeemer nearer to tha source of life In the mystery of that Uinta night. But' there had been the Jest to klU. A atuntil oa tha Heights. sufficient amount must be used to melt the grease and carry it away. When the rink waste starts to stop up. step into- - a plumbing shop and buy a can of solvent, which you can use yourself. It will cost about 75 cent but you will have to spend several dollars if the sink slops up completely and It IS necessary to hire a skilled man. Another way that a bill could ten be prevented ls to have a plunger In the house. Very often a heavy obstaeie, piece of paper or some other will stop up the toilet All that is needed ls simply a few strokes from the plunger which anybody can do. If you do this It will cote about a dollar for the plunger, which you will also have for' future use. If you rand for a plumber It will cost you two or three dollars. When some'Part break it to generally cheaper to buy a new one Instead of attempting to hav th broken on repaired. A lever broke In a toilet tank and th lady of the house had three different plumbers look at the job. All of them said that It was cheaper to buy a new lever, which About would cost about 75 cent took that time her son came home, weldthe lever down town and had It ed for 50 cents "Were the plumbers While the peotrying to profiteer ple raved money by having thto part welded. Of they didn't consider their own time worth anything) thto Is what would have happened it they had hired a skilled man: he would come up to the house, take the part out. go down to the velding shop and leave the article; then return for It. It back, up to tb housec-paf and return to the shop It to easily seen which method would hare cost the most. Examining Board. Another method that wonld greatly the plumbing service la the Improve creating of an examining board for plumbers, to the opinion of members of that profession. They believe that any mansboul4not be allowed to take out a license to run a shop simply because he has the necessary twenty-fiv- e dollars to pay for It, but he should also have to prove hla the same es the drugqualification gist the dentist, the barber, end th doctor has to. Ths purpose to not to prevent the Individual from repairing hla own plumbing. If he wants to, but it to to prevent "handy men who are not experienced plumbers from Shop. running S licensed "Many men now running plumbing shop have practically no knowledge of the rules of sanitation," raid tha head of one plumbing company, and a great deal of disease to spread If a person does not know what he to doing. The reason that there to so much unsatisfactory work at the present time to because there ere so many people running a shop who are really, The Individual only handy men.' should be allowed to repair hto own plumbing whenever he desire to. but when he does go to a plumbing shop he should know that the place ls being run, by experienced men. They point out acase of this type to show the need: A certain family had a refrigerator, hut they did not Let It her b said that tha Atoa-tloTreaty of Vonalllss after were Gormans and maintained World has mods for War, HEART OF THE nXTAS, EDGE OF HEED'S PEAK. throughout centuries their mother tba world a new geography out of tongue, notwithstanding tb shifting . Reader : Why did the writer think of Shams" onoo told us tho elder Europe, a geography that in many to which they had been subject. current of short de- poota enjoyed nature ae In the drink- places will change th n it appropriate to tan these Long before the and tha character ef nations War scriptive arddes "Mosaic In Deem?" ing of old win and yst remained events th Oermana had boasted of Most did nations silent. th beennae of of . The word will in ef other Why Europo saasW used they singto their intent to extend their bounOr It only have to fit themeelves to a new read- daries over Alsace ench article is made np of fragments human emotions? and a part of Lorhave praiseworthy to sing of Bacchus and justment and many will have to yield raine. Th war therefore. takes froen many artiftes which termagainst o4 sensual lust, whereof they sang up preconceived notions snd content France, waa in bees already pubUrtjed and tho part undertaken with inal word is a reminder of the past. so much? Tha modern her thought themeelves with s wholly new order the annexation of these French terriThe people of a then inchoate state otherwise, and not without reason, of things tories in view. had imbibed " believed The new boundary lines were es- the political cry They that la tho future k would w trust. Among writers of English ef fraternity, equalhone tho namp of Denorot. Therefore poetry are Wordsworth, Crabbe, By- tablished upon the theory that race ity and liberty. They enjoyed all th way pay you to make a careful In- been told this, h would have torn were more Important freedom given to other dtixens of spection of the Job before the artictee written tn the premt ron, Rogers Campbell, and Burns differences phoning up the wall and floor around the ' tense ars, la a manner. Mrovcdt Walter Scott and Tennyson, too, than commercial relations In cen- France, but sink, when the leak waa really In the they had rich mineral the plumber. 1 aa It not foolish to recall the turies gone by the race was tho es- lands which tha historic we may writ, insomuch thought boasted Oermana bathroom. In addition to the several Little Big Service. Charge, - - they describe certain places aa they scenes they loved. Among the writ- sential factor, tho most potent influ- that that would have been they would some day possess. On of the greatest cause of Irrita- hours labor floor 1 once were, rather than ae they now ers of pro descriptions are Miller, ence in shaping national boundaries. In 1171 they were handed over by tion and ths wall would the to th customer to th wasted, met Thu aud is a tribute to dead Kingsley, Buskin, Tyndall. Hurley, not Gradually commerce bra supplanted the Treaty of Frankfort to - Ger. average . have bean ueneccaearily damaged to a tk world to oaoe race solitude. nature mention tho great Historian. UpIdeals and to aspirations snd today the many-. certain extent. as a floor 2nd a wall President Wilson-- in hla adHein is slowly reorganising " itself along dress to the senate of tha United plumber while tho, latter to going that have been torn up are never aa the Continent ... WESTERN UINTA -- on n IN THERANGE. from and to to Victor Hugo, Humboldt and Gootha. commercial lines H th not coming job. . aa they were before "No 8tate Jan. 22, 1217, declared, Of our own eastern writers wa have doing them any good, so why should good Th new geography of Europe to right exists Some customers try to use technianywhere to band they " to have A. Weber Poe. pay, for that time? This cal terms and consequently say on Parkmaa, Preeoott, important because It will Involve ell people about from sovereignty to Edgar f Yhb Upper Caayoa ef the I river serves as a natural gate Thoreau, ' Hawthorne, Cooper, and sort of questions for discussion. We sovereignty aa If they are property." Is tho toreason: . the Journeyman thing when they men another. One Emerson what Illustrious so much per hour, lady phoned to, 4 plumbing comsee race and commercial conplumber e shall rename! paid The of people . jL way to tha most rugged part Ah, Teufelsdroch, your own pen tarns tests Wo ask ourselves will differjnst the same as a clerk, automobile pany and said that tha "flush ball" peatedly declared their preference mechanic, of tha western Uinta range against you when you laugh at tha ent nations of Europe unite in a con- for carpenter, or any ether em- in tha toilet waa broken off. What France. Rumors were sometime . Much of tho region remains la undis makers of description! of com- circulated that Emperor Frederick, a ployee. If th shop did not charge tho she thought was the flush ball was the at federacy bidding turbed seclusion, unvisited aa yet by merce? We may well imagine that humane liberal man, intended to customer. It would have beer th really the "ball-roc- k stem," which had Approach the Western Ulnta'rang Czecboslavla, Austria Hungary man, and toward it deep recesses tbs and these provinces back to France. expense ttoelf. or else jomake the been broken off la another part of startled deniaena of tho neighboring from whatever quarter of th compass Jugoslavia will some day enter into give UAs screw-threastand plumber As a rule the this wont a Emperor .William II, son of Freder- bear mountains bare at best retreated-Ther- a we may. It i lmposebl not to ob- a confederacy that will adverts these ick, this expense, and theshop in an addrean delivered at plumber would mean an exxtra trfr back to or still the wild oat and the serve its bold and commanding forma nations in a business way and give wont make the trip to and from : "Ws th a declared for and the tho shop, couple charge timber-wol- f, the high pastures prove That trinity of heights Bald Moun- to their clttoene greater individual would fray our eighteen army corps Job without ' pay, tha customer I of hours extra labor. ' aef resorts for herd of wary deer, tain Reeds Peak, and Mount Agas- prosperity. Prosperity to the slogan dead upon The trouble to." raid one plumber, field of battle rather charged for th time. the centre sis form of the the endless boar," taetltura and "the grim of the hour. Many times n customer will tele- "people think that everything Inside than 'yield a single stone bf what views Then there la Mount "anchorite monk of tho desert," the There are sure to arise btvtness won by my father and Prince phone and want a plumber sent up to a toilet to some kind of 'a flush. Jolla hla unwieldy Watson and tha Hayden and La rivalries commercial jealousies and was yet frtoaly. savage Frederick Charles. Germany left a repair a faucet that to leaking. It If she had said there waa someJ bulk In the tall, motet grass on the Mott peaks Not long ago, considerracial enmities Will they predomi- number of army corps dead upon takes about IS minutes for a skilled thing wronr with the 'copper bslf lake margins. ing tb age ef mountains and their nate over trade relations? field of William II, to mechanic to repair this, but It may we would have know what she but the battle, My companion wan a "wire old accompanying phenomena, this whole new Th not with them. France to again, after taka fly times that long for hla meant. There are two valves In a geography that threaten timer" a- - Lealhsr-Btockg of - the region was covered with creeping most the peace ' to to of one th In that fifty yean. flush valve and th Europe possession of these travailing time. Consequently there to tank: West. Together we passed the greater glaciers Their extensive masses of of This country Ilea province. There to always consider- a rather good slxed-blk ll People should when it sc me other to the - part of an autumn afternoon in eltmb- - tes cam from tha vast amphithe- between the river Rhine technical 40 not and that over the discontentterms when able the tnr little very has been done. agitation The! ravine which atres between the great peaks and ing up a steep wooded bounment of the people of Voega mountains The natural rnuzer of a local plumbing company they are not sure of their meaning. led from the canyon head and which two th th of races, stated great that ha would rather "Losing Their Heeds" any finally brought us out on the top of a de? bould!ruponh;darie? Celt ?hl France and the Germanic Does it pay? World hletory to full person ho necessary washersgive to fix broad level plateau which lay to the they themeelves mad gouged out and race ofof Germany, Some customers put themselves to ls Rhine. river ths been one of have tbs where people examples than eend n tap was south of the canyon and thickly brought down and left aa single mon Along that river the plnmber out an unneceaary expense by "losing their have annexed their will Aa a rule to repair on Up. The small covered with deep, luxuriant graas. jobs ars head " One women called up a plumcenturies on Aleatlons, Die croifcoads 7uch a against -r- ation Lr have given no 4-- generally not worth the trouble it to ber In the small hour and thickly dotted with clump of pine the night of been have armies to Atoacecontending They the vantage as oelthAconquerors nacharged, the plumbing com- and stated that she was of"simply see the evidence handed hack and forth to tb and aspen. A beautiful park of ftanyon mouth. behalf Its Lorraine million a great and with nor pany the to stretched customer it own on Is of erosion satisfied. lure's making, flooded Imout every band, th polished nations of Europe after almost every inhabitants has cost The ing plumber Germany many mention southward far as the eye could and fluted slopes and the deep people May tba two-febad the a vision of of only mediately of national war The two time as much in dollars and cants smallest detail of the Job when - reach, whila around un were clustered troughs of tba canyon thera-aelv- period they water racing about the house and provinces of Alsace and Lorraine as they hsve contributed to theta-ne- give their order. They figure that . the great Uinta peaks and domes. We Mount Agassis rises above have it the and rest th ruining carpets of been the subject matter fatherland, to aay nothing of to to get the plumber 'on the the furniture. When he arrived of stoop upon debatable ground? it was twelve thousand feet. Bald Mountain more than ten trestle at Since 1(52 what they have cost other nations in Job,cheaper then him ido a number of the heuse he found that there was hay i n vantage place to look into tha heart close to twelve thousand. As Motts they have belonged to the Holy Ro- blood and treasure. other thing Screened by of tha noble rang will a In ear Perhaps small leak they peak to a round, topped height whose man a about pipe d enough Atrace-Lor- ra Empire, to Austria, to Baden and lne has been cryatal-ise- that they want a small leak w watched the deer, the simple sky 11ns mskes It a Isas noto fill an ordinary water bucket In France. Events far back aa in the Into n war sentiment of life and when they also wished to havefixed, antlered stag and the graceful doe, ticeable than tome of the neighborhotlrs or so. In this rase the Cswear before Julius Christ, sald death. century "I Mary, Queen toilet know," fromon glad to glade and the apot- ing heighte stthough lts altttude to repaired and a waste pipe ciean- - the woman had to pay double time ground, which was the usual method in those provinces on the banks when England had lost It hold upon - pan tad by Ks mother' aide. over twelve thousand eeven hundred stood at that time. Grease traps ware aim of the Rhine and faced the German . northern Franco, "that when I die compelled to undergo, , All on that high plateau waa Instinct der Heber B. Jx of the East Penn- then in use to catch all th greasy feet. The first mountain named la There to only on ether people in Calais shall be found written on my sylvan of a pal reddish hue. the second the-sin.with Ilfs, and ths mountain A visited conference mission water-frosylvania at world that have lived tihdei Sim- heart. No doubt most Gerrokn feel Mra 'Archle J. West and two chif-dre-n " T beauty. a dark sombre quartette stone. Her the where they were Joinde "handy man" waa hired. He connects condition Tbs Jews were on the a similar sorrow over th lose' of ilar and Mr r and headquarters La Verne strobe Said the Rector of Everaley. half a lie the Qrlxily-Bea- r group of lakes, crossroads between Egypt and an- thee provisoes, Will the nations be eon, Gordon, hav left for Salt. Lake by Elder George Ashton and Bister the refrigerator with the grease trap century aga, "There Is no better meth- - the sources of the Weber river, the cient Holmgren, en route, to Scranton. Ja. seals the pipe np tight; the result1 Babylon. willing to offer up millions of their and Logan respectively, where they for Sunday school and Relief Society and od of giving a living picture of a whole Bear, th Provo and the Duchesna to that all the fumes from ths greasy Alto two both will blood of hundred -' For years river summer fensome ona shed and the month treasury spend than by taking country conference. Her lie Lake LL Lakes Washington sace and Lorraine had been a and waste come right op Into water to Mr. and Mr David P. Howells and part retain them? of it ns a guide and bringing all and Lincoln, and farther to the south Elder Oo. B. Marler of Thornton. all the food In the refrigerator. A of France. In 1(42 the peace of West- more than a country; It to an Ideal ran. Paul have gone to Salt Lake Idaho, " ture other observations Into harmony with the Granddsddy Lake, A. and BoBchweller F. of Uke that would hardly b Salt condition surrounded by phalia gave to Franco certain right for which millona have been ready to where they plan to spend the sumkey. Right! Are not the his many descendants. Through canIn New .York during the conductive to the good health that original arrived Lake, of the I die.mer months visiting their friends and past week from the Central State and possessions over Alsace. words s trtis this day?. Hugh Mi- yons of the same name as the stream family. relatives and taking a vacation which mission where Edwin the crvstal waters Red Sandstone;" ller's have recently Sometimes the vent above the waste on from the; pass of ber the In upper of part friends on In work his they have been planning since their completed their they "G'actera; Forbes labors to be lost In the bitter mountains missionary outpipe mav be stopped. Th vent pipe Van Countlandt park, the great business to New them Darwin's "Voyage of the Beagle; York. brought np through depths of Utah's Inland Bea "Magdoor playground of th upper went They plan to visit Yellowstone Park They era spending a few daye sight- rone from the waste pipe Tyndalls 'Jlourn of Exercise In the. nificent!" and yet our exclamation th celling snd is 2used to supply fresh had been and other points of interest In the seeing. side. The celebration Reclue "History of a Moun-- was but Inwardly uttered. Th Alps; mission The waste break the, to the air snd headquarters report d pipe planned well in advance in order that Rocky Mountain region, before re- - arrival of eighteen tain." Thoreau with blil "Walden new elders and rtphonage from the rink trap, which twietlna of tortured strata and and turnlng to New York. the all branches, members of Pond, Hamertons "Unknown Rlv-- t masses of from lad two page ona) missionaries, aim (Continued stones The gradlady mis- prevent the sewer gas from coming their friend might partlcipata The er:1 ah Etcher Voyage of Discov- ual .w, . sionaries in Buffalo. The arrivals back Into the house. If this pipe or th commotion and draorauon committee arrived tet the ,0 utmh. wher, ery" and the Rector of Eversly's awfulupheaval, a and a wlti recoduct and on our ar as happens to become stopped up all the roles our and appointments reported time working grindings clashing which Studies" and "North ... "Chalk-Streashortly twloctock and ar fourM ta pino instruction which wiH follows: water drains out of the trap and a the bul'ding or denud- hearsing at the opera bouse. When park suitable , Devon from which we quote, bear accompany ranged cover !)? a of six or period eight week. of the mountains are followed w ars on tour In concert much of our augurated the ceremony rith Elder J. A. Thoron. Salt Like; free connection Is established between ui V. testimony to the truth. And so the ing clarence a In student Hake, thd home and the sewer which lets more the the awful calm. There may Edith Olsen. Lovell Wyo.: Mr Eraby , chapters of our naturaltst. Burroughs 00! of Commerce at New Tork ma w?t to taken up with travelling from Harris Brown Ogden; Jeese In deadly fumes and gaa Thto ton- Joined with thosowho chose - At this moment I should not forget, be veins of silver or nuggets and rime and the un)ver8lty mpIoy pf Dxr, of gold, among the tilted, the one cky to another. generally overlooked by Utah snd Daniel Plnl that ness the opening "rteerata M P. Hows),- - ls spending a month Thortrfey. Layton either, Atwood's "Glaciation of the dust or Bcnan-- W haU.auLexperiejiceiL!L twisted tre. And there are B,. Clarlu. Cedar City, tn tha Brooklynx indoibaaeball. IiT the summer we rest chiefly but Uinta Range of Mountains" for It level Usitin frto4eJ?foujdoor will often be undetected in The Alte found gee coal, ef conference. monsters of long concerns u the moat. Yet, I am not Harvey Fletcher, president of Lag, city, There Ue the bones of the ex even that doe not mean idle days theDr.New Ada McArthur. ML riessant Utah the home fore some. time, but neverabout to write a geological treatise ago. branch hd York Mr. Pv,dd on Mr work and Frank Squires are and Lo Christensen. Tremonton, theless it gets In Its deadly work.-- , nor an article about hunting. Would. tlnct and uncouth Uinta thorium, th for w mast choose song Jolcing over th arrival of a bounc. Utah to Buffalo. Vnlne of Good Plumbing.-- , , however, that I might make tny read-e- r hideous Dinosaurand ths scaled, the our roles again and prepare and , clawed creatures Alice Hsro.deen Idaho Fal'a KathWaftonoauVr-na'we- ra ppd see the wonder of the Uinta Moun- terribly toothed concert program ' to Personally, , alt It that reported practically that and each tore tn erine other "Fought Utah. J. Peterson, as FUlmorq, saw as doe the scientist, or I tain shall hebounteous Lama? Bird. Provo, and Chas, J. of tha states of the Union, except and In the prime." Ah. the view from that while I am at lhroon lake, I '".them when following th red-deboards , Friend, of J. H. Hamlin Utah have examining for 'the company of that skinful old hnnt- - great ridge! How beautiful, how have a dally lesaon at I on my opera Luncheon y 9, pleased to learn that Mr Good (tail. Price, Utah to the Mary- plumber - For been spread. had la said example.-iHamJn la -. recovering. . from ' s very land conference grand, how almost terrible! Far roles followed by practice and then over, all gathered for . th program.) 1 '.or and lover of the mountain wilds! every-Wisconsin . thet requires Unacity among are the Wasatch: farther th I., over- IS.tNte qwwewac ' Coming of a Storm. Drr'rt rAge the , OnsquL Aha, , -- the day I shall work two hours mem- board for programs w reached thi pTafeau' hut Oqufrrb. the Raft River, the T1mlc.1w my accompaubuon - few clouds were In the sky: a gold- - farther still, the peeks of the Wind 'for mytejrconcert beason next year. After on sualigflt bathed th - extended River rang. Gountlera mountains! j thlU j haIi walk and golf l sufficient dered: Bong, by the congregation, j fended visit Tn 8s It Lake City and oth- in Mountains states . scene the of Idaho, ; exercise But a change took, place. r Utah point is absolutely essential lot our. Amerlc;"In vocation, PreaL James upo Nevada. Utah. And nearOver the assembled at the Wyoming! Mr. arid Mr JTD: Wagoner-spen- t peaks & Knetcht; quarteL "The Flag' With-- . health. ' Ho-- ! the But why Elder Canyon bead, a massy cumulus form-- S er the Ulntaa themselves Over the Fourth holidays visit-ge- n .njd Ashton, no pet hobbles or out a have I by "No, Stain," and advaootng from out tb west. even attempt to give the names? and Mc,UUster and Mr George lng with frllende at Port Jefferson. my health except a . m multitude of long, gray vapor Titan the mountains were called by simple,regarding , ndT'dT normal life with simple food B. Reynold.!; oration, True Arnef- - Lohg Island. hMlraraU p""Cof Idaho Mr Karl G. Macdonald entertained yrars attracted toward It. At last it the Greeks; giants even yet more such as all sensible people live. You icantem ," Brest. R H. Roberta; solo. rose to such a dixzy height that the large and stupid. Yotun Vlrln: by the se from what I have told you that our Utah. W Love Thee, Mr Geo. B. at luncheon In honor of her sister- - ZntrZrZ 80Uft 'V" wo.U"null'rfpTnLnpriumt But w give not per- life to not all spent In a bed of roses Reynolds; , patriotic reading. Elder loftiest pa was but aa its foun- - Scandanaviana furnishes some of the great- , Mcdn'd. Mra Harvey ... ot Provo to the, lmpstoo Aation stones, and its crest waa rad- -, sonality to mountains In tha modern Rosroe Grover: community singing led Fletcher Mr BenJ. F. Howells and modern home; ett comfort ef th We looked on th sleeping concentration than Ahat of the aver- by Elder Ashton. with fire by the falling Mr. Richard E. Folland, On - Friday "pendent . (lushed day ! h "d cold water, the batti- 7. can. With its mighty shadow Inks the noisy infant stream th age person. were July there i basin. tub. rhowerbalh. , Following tb program ate, th ' Earl Van Wagoner of Senator . the peak the yawning u" majority ofSink, Mias Romaine in addition to her numerous spreading cloud darkened tens of pink wood which the average dtl- gams werendcut rV; . thousands of acres of mountain aid canyon the numberless ravine W( Metropolitan work next season will gams howevershort dim to Smoots office to spending a few days rail hi New Tork vt siting hto brother. deep gloom over th region . were face to ten wlththe results-o- appear In about (0 concerts covering light showers and hastened the do "coating f WKnout- BenJ. (B. Wells has arrived In New service Sunday. Jnly 2. . Hto discourse ( the Geological Age ws raw the cities of the east, north and south lng of th exercise for tb day. AU of a hundred tokest tho birthplace wa aubiect-oMori Whv f tha Open, York tn to of mountains School th enter Of as many stream the of Comand will continue with herrccord-makin- g present., however, voted th. outing. great anatomy H announced that this - Farmer . t)f; hlgh"V;bool education merce of thOiew York university for monism'? followed a mountain storm, a naked -- truth. work Tor' fhe Victor people being very enjoyabla lecture wa the firs- - ef a eerie of lee- - earn about 1500 yearly, those with summer term. th He has snccara-fu- l. in wild and majestic symphony, whom she has been taken with very President Roberts -- In hto addr And what was the foreground to " college trailing make about f ( position In th which , ht he will ram those snd and motioar-Ug- ht accounting depart- ture upon thto view? The compact-pla- nt etylethe Ideate ment among with a complete college of Cowan A Co. onesif the lead- sir throughout the mission.. ,Prral-;an- d portrayed in masterly " darkness,sound bore each an equal part. that wa. . eotebitehed. d . Hold nation . Celebration. ths th thto dent Robert was aim the principal training hsve an average yearly in- gleaming granite, for which ing advertising concern A Generic FMara of the Uinta The New York and Brooklyn Eloquently he pictured the strangle come at Douglas spruce, ar noble buck the 'session of In the 12.000, according to stalls- - j speaker evening Mission Arttritlea tics gathered from 1.000 Iowa farmWhy (near at the maker of a de- - tha sentry of the feeding herd, n ril- - branches combined their celebration with opposing Brooklyn chapel. had been A. ' President of liberty1 Andres J. son Eland v r President Hugh Colton of ths er scrip Uqn? It. no th grant "Hater bouettsd stag of bronss, against th of the Fourth, Joining with a num- of thto Lend ns th Franco-Prussia- -- -- otal, one-reca- lls Alsace-Lorrain- d. er t ln Alsace-Lorral- - S ball-coc- r l Alsace-Lorrain- e. " ulhkr - et pine-branc- half-doz- fawn-want- '? ' m k- ed Ataace-Iorral- I I , writh-intran- 2 m j1 er : ' I : t , , roTruT.r theories 7 au-tur- I -- ect , down-eruahe- i r i 1 h JL -i |
