| Show 4 'ut World'Wide Interest In Church Attracts Visitors tq Salt Lake - THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING JUNE V 10 1934 Nibley Park'W 'IIs Home of Civic Opera 4 - well-know- n d - well-define- d n SWIM in Nature’s i i i Health-Givin- g W ater Was si lie I Du SnDiffiirags Open From 6 A M to 11 P M Nationally Famed for Purity and Therapeutic Value of Its White Su Iphur: Water F rom Mountain Springs 1 NEWHOUSE HOTEL s Lc:at:d at 2nd West and Cth North 1732 fur Private Lescrvationa ' ’ Numerous fun devices including a $75000 giant racer afford the visitors a variety of entertainment aside from dancing In the great pavilion with Us splendid floor and excellent music - 1 v Yoti W E BUTTON General Manager CHAUNCEY W WEST Assistant General Manager There are many refreshment conSalt Lake offers a wide variety of interests to the tourist ' 1 Ruth Leaver aitA Charles Otter-stro- ra cessions There also is a large space among the roses in a Salt Lake garden of unusual beauty-- Z Great Salt lake large Inland salt set aside lor the use of picnickers and sea on which one may float without sinking a 3 The tremendously interesting L D S temple there usually are many of those Many grounds showing the great domed tabernacle the beautiful spired temple and other buildings within family parties are held at the resort the walled-i- n grounds The resort was put into good condition for tha opening of the season on May 30 The trip to Sallair can be made either by train operated from Salt Lake or by automobile over a splendid highway As one near the resort the sight Of hundreds of pennant and Nev — One of the most enstreamers and the general appearance ELKO scenic places in all of Neof the structure! gives promise of a trancing vada Is the vast playground of the time good Visitor enoy the gay midway with Ruby mountains in the Humboldt naits throngs of happy people They en- tional forest The range has peaks 12000 feet In joy the sight of the resort’e Moorish elevation deep rugged canyons a towers the gorgeous sunsets over the lake bearing ice until July mountain lake mountain marvelous the lake and fish streams a fid alpine air with tha tang Of salt Thousands natural breezes: of gulls wheeling about the domes road the Meadow An interesting in sunshine turrets (the’ and glinting road leads to the famed old and calling across the glistening ex- Creek Gold Creek camp and Into the panse of the lake add a note of beauty heart of the placer Gold Creek range Mounr to the scene tain City road passes near Tuscarora the “ghost city” where $65000000 worth of silver and gold was mined the Spanish ranch Cope fort and into Mountain City on the Owy- ' tyti 0 h a Escalante Blazed Trails In Utah hee river & fa t ‘b H 3 'n! ? EC 4 rM to m ar' 'Z Ruby Mountains Furnish Thrills ' th s ef m ’2)3 m in Tl i in dt m us mi th " of ca th of CO itva-line- Beauties of Lake Tahoe Much of tha history of Utah Is recalled in the adventurous exploration Lure Thousands Annually of the west by the intrepid Father Escalante who sought to establish an gem In a lovely Glistening like overland route to Monterey Cal Father Escalante left Santa Ft green setting Lake Tahoe famous N July 29 1778 on his Journey summer resort In the tops of the of exploration He waa accompanied beautiful Sierra-Nevad-a - mountains by another Franciscan father Domboundary inquez Ciseroa and aix other men on the The group encamped September lures thousands of pleasure seekers 13 1776 at the old Indian ford four ' annually1 mile north of what now is Jensen lake rich in the tradition of The a community In eastern Utah on the the pioneers and Indian lore is surGreen1 river which the explorers rounded by great mountain peeks then called the San Buenaventura pines firs and cedars It is towering From there the party traveled 23 miles tong and 12 miles wide and southwest until they arrived at the its shores and beaches reach out into Junction of the Uintah and Duchesne excellent swimming water affording rivers from where they continued to reel sport for grownups end children Utah lake by wayt©f the Spanish Fork river v Nevada-Califoml- 1 a Moon Lake in the Uln-- t tah Mountains is Just one of many beautiful spots where 'good sport and healthful rest the vacationist Iti ' i' f!( 't d ’ Nature lovers 'Will find great Joy in Utah for hundreds of varieties of flowers and other plants turn their faces to: the sun throughout the state1 Few regions in the country of- ter such unusual Interest to the student of plant life The flora is remarkable in its contrasts Careful consideration of the primary factors of flora diatribu- tion offer reasonable explanation for the fact that in sheer number of species Utah can boast of nearly four times as many as a state in the central United States Utah because of its diversified topography supports florlatlc elements peculiar to all the various temperature belts one would encounter from Sonora Mexico to the eternal ice of the Aactic cir- - state t Hotel Newhouse content do ot: a J ' d ef 4000 species of seed plants but her principal forest wealth is confined to small group of evergreens belonging to the pine family t'' ' - : 4 ‘U 'V-'- M - i U l t 4 a Are You Prep airing For a Vacation? ’ to the Door 'w'r- j jlj : street Czx imd Lug Transportation JH Water President Salt Lake’s Most Hospttdble Hbtel Incites Nature Lovers ’ Find Variety in cf Tc:!s z:i Utah’s Flowers Ga!eigy Cr!atM8iAwl ! 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Residence-- LAND' ABE A' The state of "Utah has a total land area of £2598000 acres Of this inor about 5500000 acres-icluded in farms 'The many farm present an interesting contrast to the industrial sections of the state Outdoor Fresh Water Pools (Large and Use of Tennii Court and rnri Leach for Children An Invigorating r:nI’Lfd Lefreshinj Lath (With Suit Towel Xteam Loom Showers etc) : i i t ing into Great Salt lake is world famous for Its attractions One feature which never fails to intrigue visitors is the bathing in the lake in which one cannot sink because of the high salt UTAH’S Codl rrivate Pools) Free V ' g T POoDonge ' l Few visitors to Salt Lake fail to see State Drainage Provided Saltalr' for the great resort aituated By Four River Syatems at the end of a pier extendmile-lon- 1 - same scale Utah’s drainaga has divided into a few river systems— the Bear river system In the north the Jordan river system which Includes the streams flowing directly into Utah lake the Sevier river system and the Green river or Colorado river system The amount of water which flows from the drained area depends on the rainfall and the elevation at which the anow is stored The area of the state above 7000 feet accumulates usually from 20 to 30 inches of water annually over the north half of the state and In the south hall from 18 to 24 Inches - t WIDE APPEAL y 0 v Intense world-wid- e interest in the L D S church and its members especially those who live in Salt Lake the home of the church Is the incentive which annually things thousands or visitors to Salt Lake and Utah And their visits to this center of the great scenic area of the west always prove of tremendous-intere- st for the church in its rapid growth since the pioneers arrived in Salt Lake valley has provided many putcesof real interest Outstanding In its appeal Is the in-- r triguing Temple block surrounded by gins with the arrival In July 1847 of Its high wall which Incloses a beau the Mormon pioneera in Salt Lake tifully landscaped area on which are valley located the historic domed taberna-- i First Arrival Beeallad cie with its famousorgan the beautiFirst came Orson Pratt surveyor ful spired temple a museum and bu- philosopher preacher Erastus Snow reau of information and an assembly practical statesman then but 29 years hall of age and three days later Brigham Many Monuments Young colonizer on a large scale Dotting the lovely parked grounds with 142 others of whom three were are Impressive statues of early church women These sturdy blazers of the leaders and among other things the trail tor pioneera were in turn folSeagull monument probably the only lowed by a stream of men women monument In the world honoring a and children from 30 different nabird The monument wat erected be- tions with their animals and vehicles cause the gulls in pioneering times their seeds and Implements all lookdevoured a great horde of grasshop- ing fqr permanent homee in the greet pers which threatened to destroy the west' church followers' crops one season These people were dominated by No history of of the religious spirit Another church monument worldwide fame is the Brigham Utah can be written without taking Young monument which standa at into consideration this baste princiSouth Temple and Main streets in the ple of religion for it supplies the modowntown district Then there is the tive for and gives color to almost Eagle Gate span topped everything that has happened In the by an eagle over the street at State state from the very beginning and South Temple streets also in the Utah has proved a melting pot in business’ district the great commonwealth of America The church’s administration build More nations perhaps - have been lng a splendid structure housing the fused here and more completely offices of the general church authori- fused than In any other part of our Saltair Situated 'on Great ties some departments and the spa- country In this western state at least Lake Famous for cious offices of President Heber J 30 nations have become one blood in Grant and his two counselors An- a tense unknown elsewhere on the Attractions thony W Ivins and J Heuben Clark always prove of high Interest Several other near-bbuildings in eluding a gymnasium are owned by the church and are used Its many department! by some of May Visit Grave The visitor to Salt Lake' may see the grave of Brigham Young the pioneer church leader who led the courageous pioneers on their momentous and arduous trek across the plains The point near the mouth of beautiful Emigration canyon' where Brigham Young pointed to Salt lake valley and said: "This Is the place” is marked by a monument bearing that inscription Then there ere the Beehive end Lion houses the former used as a boarding home for girls and the latter as a eocial centerThe visitor to Salt Lakt probably realizes when he sees the city and learns something of Its history that the history of the state properly be- - - - RESORT HOLDS it ‘ Salt Lake City has provided many ball park There also is a municipal park at Thirteenth South Street recreational place for its citizens ball between Seventh and Eighth Ea$ v and visitorsstreet Among them is the water theater So popular has horseshoe pitching at Nibley park Built on the site of become that 1933 saw the completion an old temporary wooden stage It la at Liberty park of 27 courts ade- a structure of architectural beauty quately fenced and thoroughly lightand utility It Is substantial and well ed for night play built on modernistic lines that make In 1929 the first municipal trap-‘- ' i it readily convertible Into any type shooting grounds in' the atate were of setting and affords great variety established Located on a level urea ' ’ west of the city and not far from the in use The theater ! believed to have the main highway with fully equipped distinction of being the only water- grounds clubhouse trap and ranger" front municipal theater In America for target practice it fills the need It la the home of civic opera produc- of those interested In this type of tions art and musical programs sport ' Salt Lake has 81 concrete tennis The first bowling green built courts well distributed over the city Salt Lake was constructed at Liberty — 27 of them fenced with macadem park es were also large outdoor an-iback-fil- l courts The making-o- f and properly lighted for checker " adult recreation area- with check i night play The city purchased property at era chess bowling horseshoe pitch- Thirteenth South and West Temple ing and tennis has been accoro- streets in 1928 for a community base- yr:S a to Historic Local Thousands Annually-Tre- k Spots From Comers of World Temple Monuments Outstanding in Appeal ' : - v- We have been furnishing the sportsmen for over 45 years with their requirements in camping supplies You camp prices you prove - can huy tents and accessories here at that will astonish Call in and we will it Tents of all kinds and sizes rented by the day week or month c::mi & i slisci 22S EDISON STREET WAS 1CS4 new life Fisliing is just one vacation activity and entlmsiasm into a man’s mind and body' Perhaps you’d rather visit some of the scenic wonders of the west or go to the Pacific Coast or back east What ever your vacation plans you will need ready cash It is not too late to start saving for an enjoyable out ing this summer Regular deposits in a savings accomvt each pay day will soon build up an adequate tlmt-puts- fund' 'i BANK Member Federal Y &-TRU- ' ’ -- ‘ r" C0NPAMY ST Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation w r r 4fcWM ' v |
