Show SPANS I WITH TRAMWAY A Bishop Woolley Saves Grand Canyon Tourists Miles' Miles Travel SOME WONDERS OF REGION Roose HC e Requires Only l Twenty Allies or of fence to 0 Enclose c It H. Never saw the Grand GIand canyon canon of oC tho the Colorado Then you have hae missed ed tho the grandest scenery on the American continent I approve most heartily tho the See Sec American First Filst Idea but I Ishall Ishall shall shah always ns hold that no rio man man has hag seen ecu America who has hns not seen scout tho the Grand canyon canon of the Color Colorado clo Maybe Im I'm m prejudiced In Us its favor but hut Ive I've lived JIved not far from Crom It for thirty years have havo made the trip trill rum to and ammil through It Innumerable times and arid each time Its grandeur appeals to me In iii some new form torm some new now phase of or its splendor Is presented to me mile The ThC speaker was Bishop E. E D D. Wool Wool- Ic Icy of Kanab Everybody E who has hm made the time trip through the tho Grand canyon canyon eanon can ean- yon on from the Utah sl side e knows DI Bishop hop Wool Icy because he hn has been engaged In iii conducting conducting- parties through there thero for fOI the time pa past t sixteen years ears Yesterday he lie was calling upon Secretary Fisher Fishier Harris of or the tue See Sec America First league and it was while he was In iii Inthe Inthe the midst of or an nn enthusiastic outburst concerning that portion of m America which Is 15 to him the most beautiful in time the world that a a. of or The Tho Republican entered 11 Tramway Saves San lot Miles I have just Inviting the lie secretary of the thu Sec See America league to join me mc In a n trip through h tho the canyon can can- yon you and ancl have tho the first ride on omi the tramway that thaL tat has been heen stretched acro across the time canyon at Bright An Angel el Point and which saves travelers lIa makIng making mak mak- ing the trip trill from Utah Ulah a distance of IGO miles This tramway Is placed far nr above o the tho river where the canyon Is feet wide and literally solves sol the he problem of or seeing the canyon most advantageously b by starting from rom Utah rather rathel than hams going gning s ing to Can California orAi r A zona h. h as s 1 H f l cP oti im-oti-cotI the iron lon car which stood fox for S weeks In Iii front of on one ilC of or the large Jarle machinery houses of or tho the city Time The car will carr carry ten ton pa passengers or aman a s man and anel a horse horst an and amid will bo he put In op l as soon as I r I return The open season eRson Is on omm from flom September 20 to 0 November o 20 O and amid we expect to do clo doa a It pretty good gooL w as that strip of country which Utah expects to have ha annexed but which now no belongs to Arizona Is a n perfect paradise hunters Buffalo deer and amid small game abound and amid the hunters In southern Utah lon long ago o learned where to pass pas time the r few w days the they can spare each cach fall for a hunting excursion Trait Trail Is a Wonder v t How lIow far is it to the lie canyon canon by br byway byway Wl way of Kanab Well ell the terminus of the time railroad Is 18 now at ale Marysvale and antI that Is I 10 miles mile from froni the now mmes trail that thiat has been beon made through brought the canon can can- you yon on This trail starts at what shat we call Him Rim Rock flock and amid Is twelve miles long bug tho the tramway tram being at the terminus of or orthe the trail The Time figures may sound big but In that twelve miles the trail descends de do- feet feet feel In tho the first three miles Think of or it The rhe all tm-all I Is built hUilt along the edge of oC Bright ht Angel Ansel creek a tributary to the Colo Cob ratio rado In the time twelve miles of or that trail wo we pass pas through seven even different differ differ- emit ent strata including red and white whit sandstone marble slate soapstone and then thou granite And Amid this trail passes pusses through the time most wooded woodell i country countr imaginable From the long bong needle pine lime Ino zone zono we pass to the zono zone of or tho lie cedar and the pinion pine then the ash the time cottonwood and the time box elder eld er er cr and arid lastly the tue prickly p pears arl and ant yant beds know kno what the yant Is hi is' is Well Veil ell it 11 Isn't found Coun er e everywhere where hut but get hold of or some ome of or the old Indians who live hive In Arizona I and amid the they can cnn tell you OU about It H. They and their tIeh fathoms fathers for goodness knows how many centuries cen con tunes made the ant yant their principal foo food substance in iii the early spring spring- It has lias a n largo large root something tho the shape of or a melon Early in tho the spring tho the Continued on Tuo 1 L I S. S I 1 t j roV 4 1 yf 1 a S Passenger cr Tramway U In iii Grand j i 1 S. t ii 4 j 10 I kt L C SPANS COLORADO WITH A TRAMWAY Continued From 1 1 Pago 0 One Indians ell dig the roots place them on beds of hot rocks s and when they are aro sufficiently steamed take talce off the outer covering co un and roll out tho the pulp much the same me as as a A. housewife would roll rollout out bl biscuit c let lot it bake 0 in the sun then break it of off and eat It H a as they need food Many of oC the thc younger In Indian Indians In- In dian dont don't know much about it but hut buton huton I on Oil this new Bright Angel trail all wo we pass one bed that I would be willing to vouch ouch had lund been a a. source of or supply t to tho the Indians for tor a n. thou thousand years Natures Nature's Bath Huth Tubs I Another curious anti and interesting feature of ot the attractions along the Bright Angel trail are arc what we wc call the marble tanks R. R Tho The dripping of the water for untold centuries s 's has washed out great ha basins or ni tanks In the marble matI mar mat I ble and we often say that a tourist m may mity y choose choos his own bath tub as they are arc there In all shapes and sizes and andas as ns smooth as the smoothest porcelain tub to be bo found fount In tho the private homes of or your city The water of cour course e Is IsIc Ic icy cold but Is 18 always alwa's fresh and anti nearly nearl all the men tourists avail themselves themselves them them- selves elvo of an opportunity to take a dip i In the marble tanks Fishing is also good all along Bright ht An Angel el creek and andI I lish dinners are arc th the rule with tho the camping parties traveling that wa way What hat about the strip that Utah Ulah IsI is trying I ing to S get t from Arizona VI Well 11 that will belong belong- to 10 Utah some day aj but we may have hn to wait wail until Arizona Ari Arl- zona becomes a state We Ye dont don't have havel l to 10 wait walt for Arizona's statehood how how- over ever before we have established on oil onI I that strip a national game tame preserve and It will be bo called the National Roosevelt Game Pre Preserve elve Ive I've been 4 working sixteen years to get et eighty f square mOos miles o of that thal tract set et apart as asa t. t a n. national game preserve and it was vas only last last year rear that a bill was introduced intro intro- and passed b by congress setting the land lanti apart for fo that purpose The b the ef efforts of- of measure was put out through by forts forb of oC Senators Smoot and Sutherland Suther Suther- Howell am and land Jand and Representative Hern of awaits aWalt now only tho the proclamation the President It to It complete I think the proclamation would have It been been Issued before now had not iLOt for the name given t the preserve e tho the President r fe a little molest modest about issuing it under the circumstances By Dy Bythe Bythe Roosevelt has hast the President wa way promised to visit me next year car and t Its It's have a hunt on U that game same preserve c a natural preserve precipitous walls of granite on OIl either cither side anti and of such shape that It would take tale only twenty miles of ot fence nce to enclose It Yi Thit it With WilL a II Deer Icci Had 1101 an interesting tin little experience thero theio not long ago og-o. I was as walking lol leisurely through the tho woods when lien Idane I Idamo dane damo amu suddenly upon a splendid specimen specimen spec spec- men of deer leer At first ho stopped short and made malle a move suave as If to run and ami looked steadily into then stopped my eyes as no long bug as I looked into his I moved In iii a circle he Ito lid did likewise the circle gradually narrowing narrowing- until when I had m my visit out with him I was as not moru than twelve feet from him I 1 I f talked to him hint as ats 1 I would to n a horse or otHe ct t l g going in back vl visit ll with before J Jong n ng to have another the beautiful creature A A A great country that and you OU cant can't afford to miss It m much longer |