Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-31

and their leaders, yet all the ex gem
cits Of life and toll gave the same poo-
pie little or no opportunity OF contru-
verting the fallacies OF their oppO-
nents even In self-defe nse.
But slime works wondore," iacili-
ties for travel have become enlarged
contact has cnanged the Ignorance
and prejudice OF the past into admire
tion and Appreciation; even the iuxu.
rious life of the tourist has become
wearisome, anu his or her experience
has but hinted at the travel OF the
Pioneers who spent months In their
daily march from "the river" 10 Salt
Lake, whereas now only a few hours
OF "rapiu transit" obliterntes the OLD
on the startling presence of the new.
Such were tue thoughts and
expectations Of hundreds who
during the Jubilee Iestiv ties
traversed the crowded streets OF
this now doubly interesting city; they
looked upon lie thor ughIares,it lordly
buildings, its wonderful Temple am
telling statue; they saw its material
progress IN object lesson provided by
the nard working cOmmlssiJE; It's pas.
history 10 its veteIa snd Its eis III
cant future, when 10000 CHILDREN
nglow with health ana vIgor, marched
along the streets, while In the teeming
spectators they enw good nature,
health, thrift aud all the evide css OF
material aud email 1t bs said mentsi
and spiritual satisfaction and enjoy
ment.
The surprises of the tourists were
not felt 30 much by the local CltizenE.
Some tbinge were more appreciated by
The tttsnger than by tue residents of
this CITY, and To the latter who had
openeI their homes with unstin cd
hospitality to both kindTeu auu
stranger, time only could be found t.
zee this pngesut OF one or more OF
those lily pTOceHsio switch each told
In Its own way its own lndiv Qua
story, CluminatIng tUe great last
day u go ies - and the ending 10
blsz oi triumphant glory on G pi.
toi HUI to the woAdet oil vast cou-
Coutte TO whom Fireworks were as un-
fsmililr as civilization Is to the native
tribes.
The rallyiDg point for the "Blue
Ribbons" was undoubtedly tue al /
of Relics" at the insta nce OF the M
mission who crested the buiiuiu. ,
they had furnished 1t; the few precious
momeHtoes Of a nevoF.tu-be'fOfgJt ten
past weru tbeir5, anu from ATsJna u
luRhO enough of these were lOrwatde
to mate u very interesting snow; while
cyEics r II -sJ mpslhetic souls might
ueem the whole Us Just 20 much lum
Der, there Is nothI Z tut what pose :
res historic intsres. somewhere, the
sssio Ger relits sEs ali eanctned IN
ann ny by ID setiOu Tor the iivlug o.
the eeau, Rnu tho more humOir tut
character Of the rolic the more Iik ~
10 1t to oln manu- IJeAi n De. tu'
igins pF Gee % vE4ua. Eist VIII 8b
an Abnormal cuiiuiy l4X.fb UveI
the uaE or or pistol usri pJ
the assassin, the IQle VITA WuIGh Gu
WIS buuV, peTchauce tho ClYt1ss nt
wUf,; Lere ~ sue IerIins Tsi Us. tht
things eXuib toI belonged 10 Our
laihefs, our uiOtuelsi our freud those
whom W. iUvsd ala ~ rsl, wn sr
sacrifices MADE tbs G uuAry wat II H.,
anu WHO iaitU. gate G. tn d O.
Tor. maze the o. tie waaI tney are.
The n IA lie xhiua Id ar Uuivut Ie;-
sOr, Gud IN e Vocational ane, ,yF wuilt
III 80 chsrl- hel histories aud iuu.
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