Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1921-01-06 | Page 4 | Signs of Spring Days Are Seen

- : I SIGNS OF SPRING 1 DAYS ARE SEEN Boston reports sisns of an early bprins including the appearance of cebergfl down from the Arctic. Ogden can add Its testimonial. Wednesday was like a day in early spring, with the sun shin in? brightly I and the snow rapidly disappearing from the RtreetH of the city. Hut a January thaw is not unusual and these premature harbingers of spring must not be too Implicitly at -cepted. ulthough the general promise Is of a mild winter and an early spring. At this time last year, the winter storms were spreading gloom, after two months of snow, and the winter was being prolonged until everybody j wondered if fair days would ever re j turn. Wednesday morning as the sun illvi ; nilnated the lop of Mount Ogden. a beautiful sight was predated. The wind was driving the snow, until the Sharply outlined BummH Beamed to be swept bv smoke clouds. Hero In the valley, the day U : I delightfully mild On the peak winter ; gripped the crags and pines and the wind was doing its full duty in drifting the snow in to the deep ravines, there to be held in reserve to teed the - streams in the hot summer