Show THE SALT HEBALD-REPUBLICAN LAKE CITY SUNDAY UTAH ' — 1914 20 SEPTEMBER " ' : - - - - - - - - " - - : ' V YELLOW STONE HIGHWAY A Vi"ST f 'W i 1 st '- REALITY - - ‘r - eft w I - I' L ' A -J V Acts Party Roads ' ———! ' - Good as I III Ill B MWMMMMBIII I Bl IMI 111 I - mill Illlll 4 Illi I "'" II Commercial club party 6f the “scouts” who successfully made the trip by automobilefrom Salt Lake to the Grand canyonof the Colorado No 1 — View the No 2 in Kaibab National forest where party camped during night of September 11 showing the canyon from Bright Angel point — orester’s cabin 3 of the 4 height of magnificentpine trees of the forest No Rio Virgin No Party of scons photographed at illmore rom left to 'right — — A view — L Russel L Tracy-Russel Tracy Jr- H D Bowman E L Brown A II Ensign” N E PriceWarren Cox W C Stark W Jensen rank Ensign Airs L Jensen-redE' H Harding W Smith Mrs A II Ensign J H Manderfield' C of 5 Aloore illmore and A H Brown No A view of the old of Missionaries — at State eanitol With Great Success Between Salt ' illmore - r v Ties Cements and Country Lake the to '' x' - !W$ s? ' ' ' - s J ’ 1 ' they Well did mobiles inay: make Colorado’ The hope BY AL BROWNThey demonstrated beyond 1 x question that autotrip' from Salt Lake to the Grand canyon of the Commercial club of Salt Lake that the automobile highway might become a reality bringing thousands of automobiles to Salt Lake in 1915 has been The “Grand canyon to the Yellowstone” trip has been made and the loyal band of “scouts” who made up the that the trip is well party declare the Time expense and efforts involved Airs Ensign and their The last of the series of “good roads”-' son H rank Ensign followed and W Jensen tours of the Commercial club officials and Mrs Jensen Lou H the Harding and planned for the present year beganSuribrought up rear The party for lunch at Nephi Stopped In ive daj September automobilesand the following night illmore A it I the of the r X'- Grand-canyon-to-the-Ycllowstone 'V s c -realized X - ML xjfif?-orth ncv'' -v- tr - iij jizrje 4 rjv r-- itwmmmrnrj--rnTj-ini--Tnnniumnsinii -rurn snru-jjmngr irjinniwsnswMiiiwiwifninimnjM-jMinTiiBU-uiLnMirrjiminriTir-rjL j—itwwuuubOTi:ntrrjMirwi r- jj-ins - nn r —z --j-j-l-U- H-Brown -41 ’ miav-a-i'oaiwav" - -r- -anoja : 6 x at meeting was held at this point the enthusiasm was of a source great satisfaction illmore was left 915 o’clock Mondayafter morning andA Beaver reached shortly noon held mass meeting on Tabernacle front of the clubhousethe trying journey one of the most square developed of the project encountered of than 1000 miles had been more on the trip before reachingBeaver the tourists completed and the object of the trip Just passed the Man-i through town of consummated derfield' named in honor of thegeniaj road Lake The trip was not a "joy ride” Every Salt Route official The from this village into Beaver one1 of of the party realized that member a the best stretches of the highway is long and toilsome journey was ahead itcalled “Manderfieldroad” “We named th$f start was made The’ main after your fellow townsman” gravely when object of? the trip explained was fully understood one of the residents “because is straight irst tlie it smooth and party was to may Mr depended on” Manderfield heavy touring cars could be driven be bought the cigars at the next stopping over the route to the wonderful can place Second the party had was the next stoppingplace with the responsibility of and although the party was than mere hours behindits schedule a crowd awakening among the residents of the three exceeding500 persons assembledin the traversed a sentimentin favor country public square patiently awaited the of better roads In both respects we and! the meetingat this point was entirely successful an enthusiastic one 'were Cedar Citywas Allie after mile of the route some of reached that niHit wherea meeting in the tabernacle fully up to the high the most productiveland of this wag alreaAv set prolific state unfolded itself average the The next day we diverged from Here to the view Remote from railroad or main hiehway to visit St George other form of facilities in the heart of “Utah's) Dixieland”the transportation the residents of the splendid towns and party enjoyed real southernhospitality-reluctantly had leaving to reach communities along the route Hurricane the realization what real that ‘evening with total a seventeen passengersmass and of left the Commercial club building early that morning and when the same arrived Thursday morning In - ’ W at machines M-CJ I UJ&10C- VfrvrqQ - Aj & AA k' X hhwtifmi 'YjOMMnMWinwiirTiniWiMinnririramiHi TnojOTOTMMwnBwfWWwQOCTM inMrnZTir(inamimiTnfafnttvrTOrofiTncTimrfont-ry-j--rQiTHTr-rm j-r -t-:3121 r v-t - enthusiastic 1 r LT— jtv s - r r v o -r- jy—xy v mW s ir ' r A A J Mugteatfill x " K — — —— — -— — demonstratethat I LWI— nKCliSSilY i’!”-5 -X’xSv- AYiL’r-’T- - — Hilill ll 1 II inn 1 n - 1 ya A 1 :i u::: :i:i:JirtiiriLTUi: : : :::::: : 1 Y-f I ’ - y::::2:1m:::::: z t ll i -v I —2 £ chargedthemselves 'Anil 1 !! AV’-ASxVAXYsVC Parowan ' -you JL— T— J' - A--- - J Y I - arrival we? grasped a automobile highway would mean to them '’It is secondonly to having a railroad” they quickly conceded Meetings nr “--IT T Wonderfully "nn ' TrTr"-:''r 1 m J J mi in f Ai" Vx ' ll 1 r 3 St:A " -f c -of ENSIGN HOODOO’ APPEARS next day the “Ensign hoodoo” On the itselfasserted Ten miles out' of Hurricane Mr Ensign’s car brokea steering arm and was after a abandoned had been seat to Salt Lake message ordering parts for the disabled new machine Members of the Ensign party loaded' into the other cars and were after a night' spent at Short Creek on the-sand we reached where alltheslept Jr following day' Here Air Kanab chartered a light car for the Ensign final dash to the Grand Canyon The startandfrom Kanab was made :"af ter night Thursday camping a the great in the midst of Kaibab forest we reached the brink of the great chasm The writer resolutely declines to attempta description of this O the most in the scene wonderful of all the start was members of the party made from the opinion the world can offer It is the most ('Commercial club a fortnight ago the' that beautiful and time the at same first car to get was a away machine most sight imaginable red C ownedAT arid driven by Smith An entire was spent in viewing the With r' Smith was W C Stark secretary and Bright Angel point canyon of the Commercial club the slightestquestion whose'there was not duty it was to “log” the road Carl the effort that the view was AToore an expert statistician who gave and hardshipsof the worth long journey Air Stark valuable assistancein this early morning Leaving camp Sunday II work and J official Manderfieldthe Salt trip through we began the return Lake Route the Kaibab forest Here the “Ensign following this car came Warren Closely hoodoo” again resumed its work The Cox of St N-E Price George and rented car brokea crank shaft and the of Salt Lake Air Cox came up from of the party again accepted to pilot the party on the amembers “Dixieland” “lift” from the other cars Kanab first stage of its journeyand perwas reachedin safety and at this point his duty to perfection formed Mr C Ensign bought from George Ilussel L Tracy was next in column had a new car which Hewes Jr D and Hewes Russel Tracy H just driven from Salt Lake When the E L made up the party Brown Tracy start was the next made from party Kanabrode the with morning Ensign rf Hewes untilbythey reachedthe first car abandonedThe them several 0 needed repairs were speedily made and the Ensigns drove their machine into Hurricane At this point the writer accepted in Hewes’ vitation to ride with him in the new v car held at all the large centers freely made by unanimous vote of mass meetingsof communities that they would improve their roads new roads make where they jiere’necdedand most importantof all themselvesto maintain and the roads The upkeep when made “Scouts” were hailed everywhere as true friends of the rural districts and every community visited appointed a In member to serve connectionwith the Commercial club as supervisoror of the highway in his district were were Pledgesthe ’ A j4edged j ’ MIB f wuTiwwisvn Tn3uMIQanMnbMDCKHafiTWMQWK''XW9iiHASU MCASofXQaKAAMKAMWSWj'iOfBCv l ? ilPILlm TJ JU ! 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In debate while others And heknows the road to 'recovery and will be able Located Hotel la Waihiaton man from Utah’’ is Best of Senator Reed Smoot in sting with poison The letter fol tongues Reed Smoot to ms journey within a few Washington hopes are brightandas yet mornthe” through the that will make every resume goes deep into the whys and wherefores In a victories of way days won work blow that he strikes lows the causes and effects things broad is but just begun Air from fraternalism Tracy delayed his arrival departure to make victory his 312 S Capitol Street with tears of the work accomplished He uproots the weeds of error and of Mr tenderly to thehisflag and ?he Cedar City until the sse: and destroys them in the melting-pot The flowing downhis lips cheeks presses and am satisfied with my greatest greatness Hewes’themother consideration Washington D (C "The there is that flag to in belieffurthermore of truth and logic He does not injured by Air Tracj-was appreciation in and of my as to the That the shown Air Charles Afeakin Salt Lake judgment can bring you man W and of its principles but shift his sail for every squall nor does world only of kindly admiration for had the of rolling Js the glory one hundreds of man whom rof the’ mists honorthat of being right few realize or he at the sound- or ”” men the tumble overboard 'And actions shown by this gentleman on Utah Dear Son comprehend' away the splendor of being-true” inner and of a rat Several years ago tender feelings of the old the light of common sense from squeak the trip Air Tracy was easily winner Aly — is protectionist There never there is not now to the judgment of the alone' what people a Republican a a was— of the honorof being “first in war man It is not and we believe theminds of the American — in there never will be In the UnitedStates big in lives it the progressive things be a and first in peace” of those in the made a blunder my semipublic forms our Reed Smoot the man statesman standpatterin things thatshould earnest tiiat has in the parlance of the stage are right Senate a more a party and the in the fact of my havinggone out is rather which through believing more” Overlooks the White House-within recollection life "made His life and actions are that man' than the lived for fought s trip warmest into the arenaof thought-life and we have for and won his way by earn-7 open and above Hon Reed of the great cherished by every good” He haseffort of Utah public board His life’s pathway is lighted Smoot easy access to the people for a square deal and this it is that makes a est by the force of of the party was the privilege honest Y'our affectionate father buildings shops theaters and member by the torchlight for the Hon Reed thing most precious indeed will with his unblemishedcharacter mellow searching of with nature’s Smoot and furthermore points of general andhistorical association one of powerwant of He looks ’up ' for simple justice for the people a his record manly sense JOHN PHILLIPS AIEAKTNmost sterling noblemen man faces a clamoring you to read keeps his feet on the earth he interest be reckoned crowd in of ‘a principle and of Utah If success is to advocacy computed by Charles Al Morris of Salt but visiting' the nation’s to the right nor to the When ‘SCOUTS’ ORM ‘LODGE’ selfishness or in defense of friend both the principle Lake turnsneither only from the basis of a left notice or heed the hisses that capital ’you should make your and the Yriend to was the unanimous choice personal gain then committed very dear son! Tracy probably become You are what someone else come home at the Powhatan the Hotel from the of the party for the highest office in heart and from the windows of bushes is real life is a blunder and the judgment of to his you to be unless you think it over of American Ideals Reed Smoot-“Life “lodge” sour ne looks forward to the time yourself a formed during the trip He the crowd may be right tne beautifully Therefore simply ask you earnest” He has no time to detached bath by elevation to the high illustrated waste Rooms was honored it is the point of view so Kipling' to read this letter and read Morris’s “On Buttakeaftertoall what ado about $150 $200 and up chief coyote of L’Envol: much spring nothing” from the' Dusty constitutes success little book of otiiceof as accomplishments and his heart the ’ords: with private oath of Desert Rats At a is it not'L Real success in my then with what you already Rooms Order meeting know you "for $250 $300 and up of the new order to be held in the near will have intelligent basis light thou light not what we get out of the onlj the Master shall praise an “Lead kindly estimation "And future other offices will be filled give it and work Do truth Itinerary for Bridal Couplee as or put into thought what you can of divine Ak tar pec!l world but what we used bv Suburb of Oakland California Conventions Tourist Parties the honestly and Schools follows: Custodian Custodian of And usonly the Master shall and fairly for the Lead thou me on compass phrase many it “The Write for booklet with blame The only Woman’s College left jackrabbit right jackrabbit not And of Air Smcot to the UnitedStates Sen my path thy sun shall ever map world owes me a living”this no one shall work- for money on the owl inner prairie dog' outer and shine Pacific Coast Chartered M be better to change phraseafter iio one shall work for fame ate LEWIS And prairie dog The 1®85 Ideal climate Afanager permanent headquarters say “I owe the world a life” or But each for the joy of the workUtah can ill afford to lose the servLead Thou me on” Entrance of the order Is declared to be all is said and ices of this splendid done in it is and graduation wealth broad ing mantheSenator Then again always the p6p-ular requirements the Kaibab national forest: all branch of land and writh stacks of gold each in his Smoot is well posted in rules who does the equivalent iiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiniiiiniiiiiiiiingj acres And separate starwork popularity to those of Stanford iiuiiiiiHiiiunnniiuintiiDiiuai lodges to be known as Mud lats: the is a thing Shall draw the thing as and the Senate is man U nirersity and University very insignificant when he sees it regulationsof needs His not the rock of ages upon-which of insignia of the order is a nobler of this COUILbranch of compared with thehigher and or the God of Tilings as they knowledge as to the manhood and nations have been nearby Laboratories for the try is deep wide and useful to a de builded sagebrush and qualifications for things in life Shakespearesaid of it: are” It Is the unpopularmen that science with modern equipment outline in a letter gree have membershipis that applicant must have “Something-nothing” In beyond a brief given their lives and accepted Excellent opportunities for home many Men ridden over' 100 miles in an automobile of opinions and destroys the sunlight of the soul or bear in mind' that divergent death in calm for the cause economics library study Y’ou’must always opposing "He of resignation music than a peck of dust and inhaled more other it blights the real inner high principles is greater than itics have many times said to" me nn while at times popular Modern gymnasium Special in words humanity art “It was a great trip” declared is one of the most earnest W lives of those it touches principles live 'on forever self and most ones have shouted "Crucify crucify” care for health of student Jensen' last night as he carefully capable senators in In life is neither yours nor fades the United'States whatever walk of life ingratitude Christian influence This it world away a few fleeting years and Senate’’ stroked a sunburned nose “It rounded mine He has not only undenominational is ours pomp’ wealth and fame good men are known no worked hard is ever alert rto hurt andit wouna out a great good roads — trifles in the last summing more not become program of the are but “through the still lapse of ages” and accomplished many goodbutthings for and earnest in mendear Aiay club and and life the people of tUe old Utah this fall Commercial cemented up of a true earnest me it is expression west for the triumphant or cntalomie address To in feeble gratifying beyond friendship Salt Lake and the north the east in the case of this splendid Recistrar Dept H between to that Reed and the south His our TL C' Mills words know the the the Hon Reed IneLxnnpanhe college p o o towns of southernpart of has been a success from the day sympathies)are American— irrespective friend fusion Smoot rn “The end of ourand endeavor SmootUtah state” of the two political parties that of race or creed The Thein Utah Are wealth sent- him to sentiment It was Washington SOME journey from pressed in this little verse fits ex whose principles and policies iae of the in the still' forever every for the The Merchant! standpointthat makes'tPhe for the same” are as wide apart We’re one and all and ana mina or rteea government OR manliness statesmanship neari Smoot CO-OP In business is as the poles is plain and simple managing a a principles of individual liberty toleration man flag and flag that alert for opportunities buy “Your my fusion in this case does not needed mv of exfor the opinions of others have ri iil vtim manv years U how supplies at even a very small the lines mentioned or been to a degree much it holds! mean politics for principle’s sake' or BB COST saving periences along marked developed report as to SOID heart and heart for the welfareof our state and nation Patentability He consider himself lax and this letter The o'f Your my would described in or probably sunlight reason and thoughtpower it simply to" injure and hurt Guide Book New list inventions morning Sept lacking in business ability if he did not Secure within its folds” — Monday should say the subject of this letter has' permeated the hearts and means Reed — is the same offered TOO E ourth So buy wisely And It old prejudice wanted and pricessent at a in the adreading woman interested in of people before the is Smoot makes me more keenly heads whom an indefatigable in the for freeg" worker that has the inventions is this same policy into the success of Air Smoot than of many hounded him fromsimplyputting might “battle Smoot” did not know that in the senate and out of it: he no CTOR- Assignee It lias Patents advertised A V practice in the the be there was beginningof his public career management under ordinary circumstanc3 to think about tne time wise man” been ever thus across tiie ages Victor Evans &'Co Aly — all and a an a never-tirhome son when an old soldier clings they knew anything or did was to howl about continuous seemingly'' all you can c among jour friends At this accident of An occurred the trip iOTLL ng student captureds him 4 AN another ofamerican of Appreciation OPEN ROM LETTER Senator SON ATHER - Reed : Smoot! BY : vanity” “Peacock it does the j has not and and acquaintances to do likewise nation Remember MEAKIN - -true — — — — MEAKIN occupants JOHN i — — — — — — -Washington -is reviews ' : the-service - ’ Ablow -of ' I ‘ ignorance' am-proud ' I - -- - ’ - -to 1 ' ' obscured ” i ‘ s -some - according He -crowd ‘ that-impresses I conscientious appealed accomplished -of ' - -yet When -i ‘ I ' ’ - - Mr ’ My I - SCHOOLS ‘ - To -tells I ' - -with - AND COLLEGES byin we - -means ‘ I re-election Upon ’ recording -Would CLIORD - "" '' Sispir ' ' ' -not 1k i casesit BANKRUPT ' California I - self-interest outdoor ' to-'be -forgotten SALE ' s '-man - 1 1 1o i a ” fameY’et ( TENTH WARD evidence : Through -to Wilt Commencing BELOW 1 -Oh! KT ATE r " 1 He I -of J f Do ” xit 'ree ’ I S -I SECURED EE - - |