Show ' SECTION £ I-- C -t -g‘r J D a 1es winn Bl ! ine x S ! 1 - J SUNDAY UTAH MAY 21 19 1911 IK ’ s ii g r Jg ' ijib - OITY LAKE i I n s - iS 4 BSXEEEB "C -V 51 SALT HERALD-BEPUBLIOAN XHB '1 a 4 4 TWO ‘ n buses miai breai in I Remarkably f or i' 'among and dilatory archaeology by the destruction impending of what described houses in Great 4 ancient a or Britain datp from they rites of into jin -houses It B before500 They Druidism neither C when the still held' full flee Carnarvonshire tre on perpendicularly of height 1500 The mountain this 1899 a of The last that fallen quarrying fifty not It vandalism replied interfere but that - Wales in 2500 Years About other the phenomena and timers unpropitious for battle or doing other any action announced which it would tribe or kept in to propitious fighting Old Be to Destroyed Quarrying a important by things Gaesa or unlucky for the be chief a foretold do future events in and remembrance were the of depositaries such events word a knowledge at possessed was as the time Many of these functions belong equally to the usually called persons poets and the qualifications of among the higherof the latter grade was a of incantation knowledge of certain kinds of v Involved many of which we distinctly to Druids ascribed unu the latter That therefore only were a higher degree of the order of poets certain As such they naturally seems or superintended performed an and higher pagan rites hence the whole of order which they the highest were representatives called Druids were After the introduction of Christianity the hieratic the functions Druids ceased the had and which term Druid the special of been the appellative poets who functions performed these some pagan concerning rites which BrIonze practice the i I Ornament Representing Wild - c: a Boar -tne -of Ml i iirTrTWfDTrirfm:mi Britons 0 V '7 -‘'V' fisp'S r oot 'r - l ’t - City -rr 1 My? i v z 1 ainr i i -Owa 2 I I Like heii - a i-a-iJhi': 1 1 3 TgJtJTJ"TTT— fjfc'oi Jl-llx -I - : 1! B- l -1: JTBUJ 'aaTint'T ‘ — MJ JT- 11 4T4 T-IL-J imgirir ini iijr-j-injLf iirirrTi—i J1' :'r-rjiLi 1 ' - ' X I 1 " i- - ortified ight -’L'C -' 'A 4 - MN 1 v s r ' 1 ' ’ ’ I'’--i? rf-c hK ' Nvy-' jpKraiTimwriH w 1 Ml s- iercely for Their Homes at war division the themselves enabled among and to greedy Saxons in and the possess greater part of come the Celtic Britain' driving inhabitants Cornwall to the rocky fastnesses of Wales and the Scottish highlands of walls and the city dwellings are of constructed on t’enmaenmawr laid in stones dry The arcourses was that sacrl- Penmaenmawr The Women constantly It Penmaenmawr Among a Hill The people were one another at 1 of it whom with valleys religious human mystery the at old city bears to the testimony of of warlike spirit the ancient Celts the tribe inhabitants a were The same spirit is shown by their modern the gallant Irish and descendants the fiery Welsh built for city defense against was raids midnight and perpetual war These which at rites Battle Ancient is by them have Several archaeologists this protested against British the government Quarrymen and 1 ortress mountain working of many other the on religious rites practiced by the an-Celts British and but there are though which vague several allusions existed plainlysuch rites show that and that it functions of was one of the the The Druids to perform them Druids of invoiced the divinities in favoi' their their and friends and against enemies for this purpose they made incantations of elevated ground near upon a mound of the field battle They determined the bodies by auguries heavenly from of birds clouds wind smoke the flight a Ancient British quarries far into the reports were ancientdwellings at tho time would The to blasted now beneath probable J rises sea leased by w'as for a term beginning 4nd and the and wild the feet corporation years have coast from the the clent in of the r between and the side one made is much was To They enclosure of remains are stone rough huge is a wide space in other dwellings of edge There on There a huge mountain mass North The actual Wales is site a on peak called Braich-y-Dinas It the “Arm' of meaning Mountain” h a and picturesque commanding situation The mountain forms a headland granite a sunrise hall with Druidlcnl of top on the -terrible invaders nor had penetrated stunted s 'protecting shelter from the of fronts hor-rid - city Tho Penmaenmawr of lived in They of slope that the so litre land tho Greedy mountain upon the held doubtless were and ceremonies strange it Roman missionaries city Ancient the City eastern it or the of relics are time a in Preserved Existence of ' foundations the Out - great a that estimated is of collection form the existing community 2410 years ago ancient Britons and sway Christian oldest the undoubtedly are of Old ! the facing the Well View placed or one serve as may At Brit- in Croat 1 walls north and City Years inhabitants always ground are the the as are oldest of Hill the huts has been of lovers indignation REAT aroused of city tified Be Blown By r iThey es tin g 2500 Britons n Inter fftja this cold-blooded t i i having other bears a resemblance to twrt in British camps found is this one remarkable for ancient 'Wales but well-preserved of the' large number roofless though dwelling houses is con rne roofs tains were probably of wood thatch or It that city should strange a seems be of built the top a bare on mountain 1 & dkgwzel ‘t Ibf aO 1 TrjiiiaMTMLurj1ii raWTffi BL" off I bRM’ Mrs the O A ‘ IfflwaliLLLmUJl-'n ’TiZWIiM n 1 J Jli r 11 HiL 2j— JWUlJIliiBy 1 On raised in the timely get of enemies view sea and club Wlnncfred past the residents Mount’ of until Pleasant birthday The 'CTTY funeral the C Itke Salt : lgb 14 : w7VC3HBS&mni3G8EStiCnroKAu£KCiSaucKila I Mr this Mrs sister dance returned Jackman Earl returned Karan daoc s club at ': Thursday on where home of elass ths htgk- j and Bwedsenior i local entertainment an at of evening in honor the the i 1 -- S the Whitely entertained afternoon Hundred clnb Saturday The home was 'beautifully decora teo with cut The flowers following wer present: Beggs Mesdames Bridgland Evans rankel orsiund Carson Evanston for morning on Mrs ive Welsh E Smith of Eureka: ! i Sutton Treason Hojar Sherman Sutton and W EHupfer Misses A Hupfer and Nelof Sullivan lie Lockhart i Hedges pu Mrs Memphis Mrs Bert Lake Salt Norris the entertained Aid society Thursday Ladles’ Methodist afternoon Sunday McEwen argo Ko Salt Dan Juab of gave class ’ day on j clnb give riday club fsh-lnnish ' to i ! avenue afternoon Swedish-innish - A o£ friend?- of number Woodside a on The sophomore will spend the summermonths John Mrs Muigrave of Murray was of her daughter Cora' Muigrave the guest the during week Mrs Williams and Nora Mrs May the Sisters' attended Pythian Paxton in Balt Lake grand lodge meeting Mon Dale randsen week Mrs and hts orest Hannah Miss - of Jensen left Wednesday on will she attend of yo rank to Cotillion school city eckstead -E W teoghttor Daley gave lx-yr-dd home Tuesday : this J recently Herald-Republican) (Special to 20 City and Park Maj Mr Mrs — Henry Miss Marion McEwen McEwen ir and all of John Cutler gait Lake spent and rank Sunday with Mr Mrs of "Scran- fa home Toning PARK The McEwen Mrs odd Mrs party their at afternoon In hls the rances Mayor and the entertained to vfeit a Pa ton for Tuesday Jensen spent Jensen from Mrs and - - '! and visiting Pape Lake are M Post Mrs B with Mrs of j i 1 Loyd WKnHKLsSLQRfln s is uninterrupted there an the both over from camp within their They retired for land Culture hostess was Mr of -Lafayette the The unusually powerrui walled when them enemy attacked or besieged Water was obtained from a well sitAnd for nated within the camp walls Acfood thev the depended chase on cording to’ paesar’s account of tho lie1 ho visited found when that they kept and Great Britain herds city MIS Iake Knudsen guests were Lund Ada ' in friends week with Ephraim of spending a After days number here tnl returned Andrew Swensen to his In St week new home Anthony Idaho Mr and family Swenson were past the spent Hans riday inhabitants were the woode dand swampy 'valleys They were able warning of the approach above ground to slopes county of her honor grandmother D Neilson to Seely Sunnyside Joseph went to the spend summer Mrs randsen Mrin and Idaho are from Sarah Wahlfn came home Mammoth the first of the week Vida a party Miss Knudsen gave eveninc Monday Neilson her daughter Hans and Mrs Goldie In spent the Salt week Lake P ?( Nielsen'returned Tuesday from Salt he bad Lake where gone to -protected the Home rldav N Mrs IIHHlIlJ of south side the' mountain they long slope had a where sunny cultivate they could flocks and keep their their Wales crude crops enjoys a in mild places curiously climate the and for from wind grapes there wino can :be cultivated making better than anywhere else in the United Kingdom Mary Miss the - relatives : tha-wanner I Rasmussen red Salt in week TTelta Brooch KOCXSTERk to of the full the exnosed ocean Did tne blasts’ nve there inhabitants all the through year included' winter quest ion "rn is is a disputed Some think that the ancient Britons could do it robust thev because verv were so but it is suggested by others that they slope of tne notin-taih lived on in only retired to the winter and summitwhen attacked by enemies On with days Clark 'Mrs 1 -fury ' few a entertained Wednesday evening During the evening the girls8 T organized the U themselves as club to meet regularly hereafter at the of the homes members spent Utah Roy Hatch in of southern a few days this recently' city -The rangeinent spent Myrtle an va r m w ii w 1 e - n tae r — 1 — -r j ’ r -ml x- i: vv-ri -’em ir-' w - rr buttons rv without shoes Jj- ft -J laces or inhabitants lived so in time the The be driven Avails also Probably cultivated-on favorable spots of S foot the mountain Is in its about 1000 feet r greatest ¥ other would camp measurement and has 'are wall 'a A f- -Cloak several -Inside walls wui in walls dry ten The main outer wall is eight-or in feet and quite recently had wide of places nine feet The small a height to 'tone buildings supposed be the are the across : ' ' Win fell gradually Gaul a tnrcie there functions lay -away ml proposed Through r ’WTimilwd the in tr fl IM WnMLzzlT1 :' ' J qWBr king J Ancient rormea j 5 doing soil the and Indicates they of fighting that time arms- their Bronze Man detail -yr - - W Caldron &&£ by the Used the Period the In 'molds stone used seen will onlv ' ' of of them such ’’ Become fered daily under the various many bargains classifications that are -perfect ' on The Herald-Republican 0 Want Ad pages ’ T (' - ’t The the sudden r aid defenders occurrence hill -and have' met given "j-’i reception brave women whtr have to work are'takirig part Jh the' flinging great stones on without that swell or loner stand you too stylish Mayer Martha are a blessing buttons laces Rubber and : or and walk extreme Washington ’ $ ' foot— prevents or at any Alice Mayer Spanish Martha Mr of of first styiisn tnree entertained week and spent Pleasan Mount the with here addition neignts ’ the in house this Miss wed Mrs eity left this While Goates ork American m the womankind all to and sides pressure be They slipped off Comfort Shoes comtort supreme Washington to meur are made in instant can on or an of gives with the every movement and insures a smooth glovdlike fit dressy are In branch - he Idaho-is of and - Dae first all sizes and and past heads during there : Castle the genuine There imitations Mayer Martha best shoe merchants handle the genuine' i -fflEli 'iXaMJ MAYER BOOT & SHOE ' -3'2 I --i i Jtu'cantfindddealerlxuritetous :-ki CO Milwaukee Wis year - - Evan the Johnson first of " returned the - week - - from 'after v' ’ — T taught school - set ' ended Ephraim the y°u - The year - sure -of where returned from Winkler Miss Monday Winkler Mrs fighting C JMrs- the- returned Layton for will week ARNINGBe numerous made tolook Washington Comfort Shoes but they lack the comfort wearing qualities fit and style The real Martha Washington has the name “Martha Washington? and the Mayer trade mark on the: sole Refuse any comfort shoes offered you without the Martha Washington name and Mayer trade mark like v mere Mabel James Anderson herparents Mr school-the junt all ww: Consolidated shetaught school ’ people ’ Mary them d© W ' - of the manager company’s Implement Chystai: Jensen from week -them few a t ' ‘ Stout :Mr the ' A' burn— relief from Shoes They' this ' settlement' the-hlll -On’ the sensitive lasting the Comfort ork guests were Mrs and Sylvester is Mrs Barton last ’week McKeil a of Mr and Mrs daughter Barton Mrs Mr and Leonard randsen of visiting Johansen-’ ' the at a s’ in home McKcll Ira -Mrs home the days ' hut' ‘the 'of foot comfort - the clever artisthas: depicted the kind of battle 'that ’was dally almost in these Celtic coni-munltles ancient ‘A neighboring ’tribe?' has tried make to are if i - afternoon r of MfeS® ' attending the that and instant far-get too week last elaborately Sunday and at heir evening home in of and Mrs honor Mr McKel Ronald Nielson came in: from Price examination andi-hel-mets with or discomfort cause Gertrude Saturday last '-were r’’ that ’ ' acquainted and ’ their make and - A the spent Christensen married were will McKcll nt ' casting ’quarrelinjS' I1"' ache that -7— and perspire tire Id-ItcpubHcan) Lake Salt Mr tn always debating flgh ting chatting their neighbors land their polishing bronze 'soears1' swords' ‘shields They enlivened the night by Druidical service some grewsome of Hern city -v -Britons Mrs Everts They at council tender quickly that eet PLEASANT Seely John-H Charles -bestowed '-with Penmaenmawr In daggers ' andan' -so Locality t Increase one’s of the skill the workman able to’ produce who a was result such simpleappliances?' that 'theseancient We conjecture may wonder riiiiiiimifflMSiinmfflnmniiiiiiiifflnnffls :ss -Madsen ’ -in' toUie are The to Pleasant May 20— The Twentieth at Century entertained was the Addle home of Mrs Madsen Thursday’ afternoon Hilda a Miss Madsen bundle gave sbower 'at her home Thursday evening in Miss honor of who Hannah will be next married month to Salt John Mrs Knudsen went Lake Tuesday to visit 'friends -r weapons AA-A3M0 - ' fashioning ' I in large craftsman some of the artist sole - age part characteristic rapier' blades this is to perhaps seen greater perfection of the than dn other weapons any thin Most of the rapiers narrow are blades' than averaging ’less an in ’width and nearly two’feet' in inch length The of the 'and swords of precision spearheads astonishing and Ancient British of men spent a and them upon Shoes the it ' - the the that the show by ' vi of all on 7B7 -club quantity vast the cv name Mpunt the-baby The by MOUNT (Special com-entlreiy -done’' ’men are : ' minding but tilling housework hard other work ndwgen-erally left vlomrTw- — pcr- ancient4 only not the ton Hlllllllllllllll of functions hitherto this of £' -'3 Washing of existing and not 'was utmost -to weapons -their models Archeologists this the complete settlement most before of the ancient Britons forever disappears making are Comfort trade this “Martha lives the i mark however the had tbey left of and their few acres their hard labor The by defense and the proved fiercer than the attack to' their raiders flee for are beginning homes See that Conqhobar was poets-of work munitv was the women and scratching biting assailants in and everything doing to their babies save power of soil ' -power hard The - of told are -we number - tht depriving judge which ’ together their their tilled - privileges and their a nd curtailed Among other changesof been effected was-that have to said ‘al them Ulster -of this their done diminished City -in were ’Whereas acquired intercession the MacNcssa 1 Qrx banish to the exponents Ireland of out Homes mythical A its of -order by law Roman Britain and Ireland they In vigor times the poets pagan new great and enjoyed power many privileges both of theyto which a repaid1 extent that it have abused toisuch an was of Hut ? the in i " But they were thehighest it not did disappear as did jJW disuse into which of swept V" - ar vWWiu i 4': - A" ’ " — - -courses w ' WW i main them cross-walls some of and great additional defense a as an buildings Most number of small stone in of 'these few are rounded form but a built with The are stones corner wiiich rarely faced or ate are dressed laid Martha Washington camp surrounding ’ trouble of within the oats were at These’anl-mals flesh on-milkand - 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