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Show i | nro erity Editon e Inter-Mountain Republican Zi | l R » ay | _ Section Two un A ees i<e 4) | r Y Ll Wem ul Uy i | a in Big S A CITY of prety drives, Salt Lake is unquestionably iN g ON The come. in a few and add There the canyon the and fall seasons serious and for Not back from fore this from both and then the the is of the in up drive the and improved commission prettier valley lasts in and for beauties. rapidly of Salt in so Salt and the inter-mountain mile or or ever-increasing will than canyons rugged with Lake Lake the another Not automobiles results road, and drive that there, with enjoy is two canyons tabooed result, the on if no the right the main farther find canyons, in become through near the two. more country. are in The in many in to the the many streets beautifying near future in All of drive in Liberty park. roads that attention active the main city, And picturesque the to to up pleasure creek ban drive drive of scenic distance are ways the it has placed on machines as carson become the the beauty roads of flanked pretty to that the the by great the south that drives One one in of likes down New city. demanding unparalleled. so canyons the canyon. is done, however, there the most popular will in for the of canyon for to many Owing vehicles. mouth the main road In The proposition when tney are hunting The scenic beauty of canyon. more the noisy past public the in canyon, was their their road up When this the thoug City and right to completion. the favor of horses the are the them denied and pushed not alone in Cottonwood and was denied automobilists many these park idea. in council and_those day populars and box-elder trees have been a marvel to the in a pone thousands hy this the to the all trees old trees public most @re which park there Wasatch in range, it is the go nevertheless no ones will be and traveled and old dead however, most shade and become pretty, and the planted have are important remain being of cut many these, cared for down and vehicles owing to manner of their travel its that tourists place over taken the proximity to will who make flock by smaller smooth the them to roads city, is even the city ones to more annually. beautiful Salt grow up to in the Lake thelr days proud to sisters daily. City creek canyon. Lake people After driving a mile up further. stocked with scenic marvels when automobiles and draws thousands of Salt during the spring, summer the the quiet drive sharp or horseback turns in the There ride. canyon road, was a it was time feared that City creek. but the new boulevard, recently completed to continue the boulevard along the foothills to Fort by the city jail chain Douglas has received all side probability pretty canyon the went automobiles up would and kill down most of the canyon the people unmolested, who cared but to a series take drives that there of run-aways up the canyon, canyon. drives In does not be a connecting link with the western of thhe canyons. Parley's canyon is drawing more begin until after the reservoir is passed, but it is the canyon, attention worth the This is probably for the reason to them. for the last two years, but it will probably gang, is also barred favorable attention when than while the automobiles The before. ever to take the the will be allowed on the boule vard. drive to the big reservoir just up trip there, if no The farther. road the be Is only another canyon is in good is year or about condition one way two elght be- miles all the way trip, distant, are found to be worth the trouble. With the resorts in the palm the canyons one need have littl, scenery is fear of staring The resort season in the canyons has closed, of course, but stray parties go up now frequent visi- ride. that picturesque scenery abounds. There are lovers of cach who will not pass to the other when in But question. each is replete with wondrous scenery, a constant revelation to the alike, of automobiles Owing to year. Little Cottonwood, miles town that fatal city Little a tourist While bit and and lor Hundreds four are autoists It and out the boulevard city, Big tor fact road is taken up B ut City Creek ig the and only in Oar2 year. the almost reason of being beautiful no begins canyon the to and this foliage are the city Lake, is probably without an equal oor trees. Lake that the Salt is a of Owlng with of dense creek to of Salt is probably outside City of It is probable years But a city streets Gol P om the proper and The drives the is width even canyon, Murray travel not more during in any to of the the head canyon distant the way than resort noted of Big in many Big Cottonwood places, during a Cottonwood, beautiful is replete the summer view with of months, the road majestic owing can beauty be chiefly to obtained. and draws the Two many popularity of pictures, one people during the Brighton summer resort. of the read halfway up the the year who love the And, owing canyon and The mountains. to the road the constant other in near the travel the on Brighton canyon is pretty of who the road, resort, and the are many canyon drive is in good condition through- shown {fn the automobile pictures above. parties go to the Wasatch season, for its scenic beauty, runs for several hundred yards to the south. in and abotu Salt Lake are most beautiful in the its pretty sum mer trees months, or pretty but at drives, this stili time, there when is the a pretty leaves road, have lined begun with to stately change poplars, color and which are excites dropping to the surprise the ground, many there are few drive through prettier the places country than for these It pleasure. for a few is hours' resort, west of drive and the a recreation. gf SOME THINGS | ped out for him in getting his SALT bag- must make a trip to the city if he|prietors LAKE of these bureaus to NEEDS defraud| &4 Stranger Tells of Trouble Caused by Lack of | Salt Lake's Beauty and Wonderful Growth Union Depot; Lack of Branch Libraries Causes Attracts Eastern Man-He Suggests Some Things Needed in Making Zion the Greatest City in Inter-Mountain Region-Women's gage transterred. wishes to enter those who trusted them. | | nds that he annoyances of in his home city to} Accustomed : state bureaus are managed | transferring from one railroad to an- | branch Nbraries within a few minutes' from the capital of the state by the other to continue his journey are as ride from any section of the city, alhead bureaus, and there are branches | Sreat as though he were going to remost as complete as the central Hin all the cities of the state which |}main in the city for days. All the brary, he wonders that Salt Lake has are of any consequence. The plan | conveniences of the union stations of has worked well everywhere, Those not done something of the kind. He even the smaller cities of the East are notes that the reading room in the Hout of work go to the state bureau | lacking. The luxuriant walting rooms | brary is small, that there are insufwith their references and a marshal|of the Eastern cities, with their many fictent facilities for the many among ling of such sufficient facts about |conveniences, are lacking, The the floating population who wish to themselves as enable the manager of | pression the traveler gets of the city while away a few hours. He underthe bureau to recommend them to , along that line are not pleasant. A | stands that the branch libraries with prospective employers. cities of | longer newer sojourn in Salt Lake removes | their reading rooms wou the e the soover The latter have no hesitancy in acThe stranger in Salt Lake, although ; standpoints Ww all this, but the traveler still wonders ‘lution of the problem, and again he 'cepting employes from the bureau beof the progressiveness the by impressed are few cities east of the as he goes on his way why the people wonders that some wealthy citizen of |cause they know their records have its people, the beauty of the city, the | Mississippi that would for a minute of Salt Lake do not force the railreads ‘Salt Lake, or a number of them, do They also know that. been looked up. strides it has made during the brief) enaure to have the various rallroad to get together and abolish this nul- not come forward to remedy this difnew employes must give their Perhaps they | fleulty. these things period, comparatively speaking, of its | depots scattered about the city as they |sance to their patrons. treatment. for all in Salt Lake. The stranger who will some day. or Salt Lake and illexistence, finds much at which he jare Many of the states of the Union durreported to the bureau, young, very young, as compared to ng the lust decade, have established can eavil if he is so disposed. One }comes in by one railroad and departs prevents treatment of an employe the cities of the East, and all these | state employment bureaus, under the their getting any further assistance who has but recently come from thé | by another finds this one of the most things come with time great Eastern centers of population noticeable features of the city. Passlrection of a branch of the state gov- | from the bureau The free public library of Salt Lake No fee is charged the man or woespecially will find a zreat deal to be jing through any of the Eastern railernment, to bring together those who is a credit to the city, as one discovers desired in many ways. Comparison pone centers, the traveler finds that desire employment and those who de- |} man who wants work. <A small fee is he has little to do with his baggage. | |sire employes. These were brought |charged the employer, and the inwith the larger cities, however, is gives his checks to the general ,about in many places by the manner }come from this source maintains the hardly fair when one considers their !He is visiting in one of the remote sections |in baggage man, and his impedamenta is which the private bureaus were bureaus. The plan has worked well, wealth. the outgrowth of generations, merely transferred from one train to |of the city and wishes to enjoy a few ‘conducted, by the exposures of the ward the stranger in Salt Lake wonders the ramifications of business, the civic minutes in a library reading room, or ;Mmuany another. Coming Into Salt Lake withsystems of graft which were | why this progressive state has not pride which {ts more firmly rooted durto consult certain books of reference, | manipulated, out a through ticket and without by holding up to pubadopted some such method It is the ing the advancing years, and the varhe is astonished to find from his host | lic gaze baggage checked through, the traveler through the newspapers the best system for bringing together emjJous other reasons for thelr excelthat there js but one library, and he | tricky methods finds that he has an hour's work mapemployed by the pro- |ploye and employer yet deyised, exlence, and their superiority from many Surprise; Talks for Establishment of State Employment Bureau, and Advocates the Building of Free Public Bath Houses. : : : : : | Clubs Take Up Free-Bath Idea for the Poor. | |eept through the small "ad" depart- | equip these places and this is notably in Baltimore, which has many | ments of the newspapers, and every }true | state that has adopted it has found it | free bath houses In all sections of the elty, all built and equipped by the |to be a huge success. | While one does not wish to Iinsin- women's clubs of the city, and thereby the city governuate against the cleanliness of Salt |after maintained ment by an expenditure of some of Lake people, yet as he rides about the receipts of the water taxes. he sees none of those Iinstitu- |}the | city, That "cleanliness is next to godlitions which dot every Wastern city, ness" is recognized as a truism in | Free baths for the poor have become Baltimore, for the moral tone ef these |a fad in many of the larger cities, and of the city been raised |there is scarcely a section of one of |} sections the influence of this free |}them that does not contain a bath | through and the money has been | house erected by some philanthropic | cleanliness, spent. That Salt Lake might | person or society, and dedicated to the | well by this, there Its little doubt. free use of the poor, In most of the | profit citles, they are maintained by the city after once being built and equipped. In many of the cities, the women's clubs raised the money to build and | Other citles have, It {s worth wee Rex-I Tex.-So thought she she was, - was but trying. t a he good catch, muffed, |