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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-02-10
There Is No : About 1t.

No question indeed with those who
have used it, but that Foley's Kidney
Cure is absolutely reliable for all kid
ney and bladder diseases.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-02-10
sharkey and Mitchell Matched.

New York. Feb. 10. - Tom Sharkey
and Charlie Mitchell have been matched
to meet in a twsnty-round bout at the
Bolingbroke club. London. for a purse
OF Sl1 Oo0 May %.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-02-10
Drained an. wiz. wIth an AT.

Burlington. Ia. Feb. 10.-Isaac Neice.
a laborer at Gladstone. Ills. eight miles
east. Drained his wife with an ak yes
terday. No cause known. The murderer
is under arrest
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-02-10

Free lunch ut Henry Schaff's place,
Eighth street and Fifth avenue, every
Saturday night.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-12

DEPARTURE BAY-saaed-Feh. II.
Am liz Richard III, for Juneau, va Co
faox FIR str Wellington. fer san Fran
cisco Am 81 Indiana. from San Francis
60 sor Nanalulo, Am hk Hayden Brown
for kaagiui: Hsw str san Maseo. sor Port
Les Angeles
VANCOUVER. Il ca NJ $ Aorangt
sailed morning OF Fes, i.s s $500 AT
y : ".
SAN FRASCIsCo-ArrIvst-Fea II.
trhr uarharA HeFuster. CoQufils liver ar
NackIuaw Tacoma; str EstsG ISonsson'
astnrfa. SIR Unattlla. Victoria. schr {. IL
Nerrhaft Csrays Hareor: ak Tam
. shautcr. Grays Harsor. scsr Roy SON
Tsrsgr. Salied-str signal. draws Har-
sor: str Tstanta. NanAirsg sn Co.omeiA'
Tacoma. schr wing ard Wing COOS nay
HoQtflAM A-rive.--Fee h tar ho-
GUAM schr Neptune. from ks1G2r@, S~i'E
fawsrs Pavk~ rom Aicasar
Wo<eITAM- Arrived Feb - from Saa
Francisco. SIR Grace Dollar T@r 3og@lASn.
ana str Newbur9 ior AasTde@n-
NEAt{ BAY Passed. F'ge e. 50 IzAT-
Ira. from seattle for Saa Fran SEQ.
PORT TOWNS T-N3s-Ssfifd. tee. y X
Co,ona sor T.entS.:s, schr - aIisFn ",
W}tx-aar. for Taxa,
SAN pEpRtb~Arr.srA Feo. .. schr Me-
tesr. ~ seaEtle, Feb IL sc1f Peerless. fer
Tacoma. scer AG.eson@. for Goa gi.4e gtF@r,
PORT GAMBLE Sat-, F'eo. ii. Is
Caarsney Furd far San I'searo.
= :
ssar Neptune. fr1n Ee5sa}a Arrived
Feb - SchF Edward rarN- herce Feoru-
s~y 3 f~efn AlcstYAs So IL More h~FSs
w. ard sails ~ lsta for Ssn Srafcasea-
COOS fsAX-AT~tve6. Fek- L. 81 NeH1st
seece Pes. 3 "a les. Fea. i, str E12ire.
sa~ $40 F'ra.cf&sys
SRAYS NAR8NF- Arr5ye3-FA -.
- NeNbvrg seora san Francisco SIR
Grace E=oHsr r~0c SaC Francisco
~EFfsFp -~afsez.-F'~A s schr Seven
Sfs:srs fog SAU Francisco
TACsfM NAE kat~ ,. TTo0r efT 1a~F~-
re~N F-~>. "a 1@un9 fn- from AeuEsce Pr
f7ssre. sauad- Arrives SEQ. 10. So VASE
teaAw sycrs san f'ragcs see 81 ~intra'r.
f~9~e san Francesca. br So ts2rcn&s.
t~ors Hecn3uiu ~ str t}3eaew'~, fryrra
EsouTsaug scar q ets3.1e fre1n Sa7 Pc
A~sN Sailed -ENsA - Str Atn<esa- fer S&r
E0~AersS@e scar Arn3@ ta~Sen. - ssH
FFsfr@ hzTEcrtt1s hsEi@ E7seke1gs-. for
x'Iszxu@
SAN PEDRO Szsas-waA "a rcN~
5A-~= ~ Nr~c~ tsr Per- GaTase scsr
>eScss.sS fer Tsresza $50 M&T7on. <0r
S~zstle srr Fe s.ssera- ter eureka
PORT TOWN : ~ "a Arrives fNaA =
- Nasr y T-~vNN Frr~e A~ScNfr~5
ASTN1YE A r~ss- sst- 49, - Gr ~ g.
Maya Bay, f.sn 1akeA2n-a. e&ta C1as-
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SIZE had not been married so long that
sfe had broken herself Of the nahit az
occasionally fishing for compliments and
ere liked above al things 20 hear him say
Row he priced her. But this time i,e was
taken or guard ard spoke thoughiiezsiv.
1t wss a 80 gold piece you gave the
minister who married US. wasn't it?'' she
asked
Yep" he answered without locking up
from IT'S paper
she suggested. and then waited for him 20
throw down his paper and say Not much
for such a treasure" or something IKE
that hut he didn't Instead ~ replied
with u depth az feeling that was unusual.
We'll. YOU can just everlast.ngly bet
shat II ia
She hasn't been much o. IN angler since
-Chicaso Post
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down into the very heart Of the fall ard
there. swinging against the mist. is the
most perfect rainbow We ever sskys q con-
plete double circle. the secondary bow
brighter than the brightest primary usu-
ally seen. while the primary Is a peTfec;
blaze Of luster. The thrilling roar deep
ems as we hang over the misty verge. and
vc-ces. tromplIng OF armies clatter OF in-
Vulnerable hoofs. fattIing Of armcr. thun-
der OF artillery. the grandeur ard frenzy
OF conflict, seem 10 rise from that wild
gorge. The mist eddies forth and biurs
the vision and then again fails back and
that dazzling rainbow hangs there un-
marrsd. The bridge OF Iris or Hsimdau
we aay-but no; il is 10 more a bridge, &:
= perfect circle. the symbol o. eternity.
The symbol also OF peace. <or eternity Is
PEACE. That mist-hung sow becomes TO
us an emblem of the harmony OF ali TAR
ring sounds and descendant forces. And
50 with that bow Of peace Ewayirg behind
Us, and thu deep thunder OF the restless
fall fading away In musical dirninuendo
we will bid good by to Lake Cheian, say
Ing only 20 our uature-loving friends.
Come and Sect
We will endssvor 70 give in our next a
view Of the CANYON OF the Stehekin and
It's most remarkable teaturs, the Horse
snce BASIN. W. d. l..
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

Steamer Queen sails FER San Francisco
tomorrow morning.
sJeans- Presreso was dus last night TO
la biacs rarnor3 coal
Steamer waua wAlla Will be due from
Saa Francisco tcuorrcw.
Steamer Lesisnaw w.u BE due today to
load Franklin ard Newcastle coal
Steamer Cottage CITY VII depart tor tie
North. Including siika. Tuesday rnaeuing.
Ship she1an5nan sfE4 tors. >As be-,
Honolulu.
ship -. S'caa.ss las. might nn,snsf
losding F'TAs NlsE ara NeTcastla coat for
Sar Francisco.
los1 a csrgo x Franknn and Newc&s,,s
~oal for san Francisco
Schooner Fsnay Adele. - tons. Is under
charter ~ Tftsd. E23ps & GO 20 cad ;lirTa-
Der a. Grsys Hsfeor fer K!he'. II.
parNen;tns Omega from san Francisco
er CrsYs Hs-oor @t'h gallant mast Eer-
Steamer Char.~s Nelson sailed tar sar
F~71c.sc9 wwssegvssy morning v.ta tw@s-
ty-sevea as$e-gs AID 80 tgGs ~ s-e. at.
Steamer - n7n. Capt Snow. IN. .rrivess
s-orse So F'Tsnc1sco ~ her way 10 Alaska
tYsnea
Charles Nelson sas chartered SO bark
Ssa h.as. 81 Zoos opi.2E = sE.hsi3tatins
bars t'rekan = axe lumber al - fFern
NEeEU&iE5Is - Sydney.
Uris~3 SAFES J<Sthanss ,s13er Co.ars~
Size. Cast RICHARDSON. has returned from
tAe C12-fsrrZz&St@- 5ry aocS- where see
Aa8 Ner e->szeera scrars4 ans Ea33ts5. as a
ly!H% a. re Arlington 1cck. she w.. -
81 Tur. ta9 ~ tEfea days.
ScAao1er Mary f. Rass. CAPT. wscxsr~
Ser, Bound = 70 san Fra1rssso TIRE even
&uE e February e from Es3rexa. 1rafse;
B7th Eess@s@ were damaged csnHss eTs r. y
p tors t1ey were cleared sy Ire ~ 1az-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-12

TIE Has5e- * 10 srSst. A. tie tine 80 Our
visit Il Was az roo~1-.5axe tr1ra melting
snow. AID Tbs fury with ~hseh ss hgrEe3
soss ar4 eoaISers down SIS cataract led
was fairly appalling The very earth
13tTsrs4 beneath IS -zf1-iske stroke Nc
where. perhaps. esd GpA see more work
casze by streams than here. The entire
course 81 ore 5e these rivers car BE srzce1
from the lake. Rising IN a srcw-aa-k
s~Fsn feet s51re cur ss1s * marks its
course by . thread 81 white, sometimes
falling - stray hundreds Of feet. tnsn
asdarg q moment behind . pinnacle 81
rock. 70 burst forth again n q icng cas-
CAGE "a white ss snoe a.! me while aug
EenTs- ~ sfr-iaar streams thar co-.@
fcan1inz In from lateral canyons. and
paang5rg a. last into the lax. with = per
fecE delirfan - motion. So great - the
erosion fr0En these streams that. were rot
the lake % such enormous depth il ~cu2G
sogE. De FLIED with the ssssaE and 1ots&u
% the hills
From Our camp at Railroad creek we os-
taanea some CT aar snes. views. TIE ssr-
So effects upon the Lake ara marvellous.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-12

THE CITY Up sEAT-rLss-Ci;y Treas
ure-- Notice.
<atf~e Is neres.v gwen that th~ second
annual install rneyst q local irnproy@rnAr,
essf~tc: Nc f2l FOR TIE sFmpgoy -srent u
Terry Avenue formerly Tenta street, Ia
80 cry - r;@attle frprn P.ne Street 10
virginia Street, un1sr the provisions u
rrg7ravs1n No szsz watch provides FOR The
.r4Eravaraeut C se3f street ~ grain. ;bs
ssne ard constructing ssiews ks on cosa
SIDES thereof an3 parking tfss same en bsia
sass Thereof and croRI45rg for fae pay
srsnt there fer IS grHfaI lTuenfs ana eytab-
ashirg a seu8 foE sueh payment ~ fns
5evying sn& collection 81 Syecssl asseS@s-
ts-nts uuon tas property beufaf@S By tss
IN aToyeTr@nt. ART gvsgvssfln fer ne ixs1-
asre - hnsSs - a3sFao-51sd cY att act Of
- gegss5stur. 8. the STATE .. Washing
ssa appryves G4rr4 esh 1S15 and aFaser
tss provisions Of ord nanCn Nc &g&7 A.
proved May IN iszAs as sr1efseed by ord
nance Nc ss4y approves Jaw tltn, 1854
now fn force. has n&en dug certified =
m scr cnl.srtica, sri ffss respective Sums
.nsr~sn charged ans iswt@3 RssinEt - q
yerc@l ana }ot q ard sns p&Ft ta&Tes:.
81 ss5d 1sstr1cc. n T@Yr.er1t Or sa4ch .rssa!l-
rz~rs remains gsrsa3 An1 tHe saT4~, in
sit<i nT tns lrtsres@ o. 20 ga1.s sufos!at
c-arge& mast t~ ;4ss1 O. ~ 9ssare re 1879
3xv - FeEy-gzry 4sss Gn5s=s payment be
us6. On sglcn sastAsinnsGt On or oefoEe tbs
issh cay - F7say1&gy. AS ire Same shall
s~~oFn- Co. 1a&suG sEa1 sh&g bear inter
49, - TO rats CO , s<r cent ssr afsEzEEys.
n.rt ra54s and Z s2t raid sefoys a. q f!gae.
q penalty Of eve GAy sser sent sAs-2 b@ a36-
%. Ali tAs sas5s Gsaa.Slsas sEa24i - sGtcx-
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HOTEL BUTLER
aeattis's Largest and Only First
Caas European Plan Hotel
Cafe and Grill Room IN Comedies


THE CITY OF sEAT-rLE-Gsy Tveasur-
er's Notice,
Not;cs l. hereby given that the fourth an
nuai instailgnent o. local Improvement dis
trfct No is. for tbs Improvement Of XIII
bourne Avenue and George Street. In tbs
City q Seattle. from TIE east Inc q VIC
Street. to the Seattle. Lake Shore q East
ern rleht~cf-way IN Bagley's addition. vn-
der the provisions OF ordinance No. ssls,
which proVises for the Improvement OF
said stree, by grading and plsuking the
same and constructing sidewalks CT both
aides thereof with parking strips between
.stdswaiks ana nrop.fsy ,in.; ard pTo"idi ,a
stalsm-uts and establishing fund
for eucn payment by tia levyins
ard collection q special assessments upoG
the property benefited by tbs Improvement.
ana providing for the Issuance OF bonds. as
authorized by an act et the !e4-'slat9re ot
the STATE OF Washington, approved MSfch
eth. 1893. and under the provislons % orci-
nance No. 33&s approved May It'll iSsl IS
emealdsd ty ordinance No s4t0. approved
July llth. isss, and the City Charter. IS
amended and now tn force. has been duly
certified 20 ma for cGliect-on. and The re-
speetvs sums therein charged and levied
against zach parcel an3 los Of lsnd. ard
part thereof. IN sal cistrscI IN payment o.
srRch instzlrnsn, remains rApaid, ard the
amount charged. must % Paid or OF before
ns.nt be made o. such iusts.inrent on or be-
fore The sth eav % March. lss The same
shsn become delinquent ard sasii bear tn
ter~ss az the rate % per cent. per an
nun. untI paid and II rot pasd before
said time a penalty OF five 80 per cent
shall hs ADDED ard The sums delinquent
shall re entered or the annual tax ron for
thu current year ag93nss each lot aid par-
Gel Of land, and part tasreof. Sc delinquent.
and w,th the Interest ard penalty. snail
be collected ss esa~r taxes together with
s;ch additional charges or penalties es are
atafs a~.xed 10 b. charged and collected on
other delinquent taxes. ard each iot or
3arca! % IN NJ 80 delinquent shsn ha sso.t
f0r TIE amount % suca assessment with
inter esz; gseua3sy ant costs. IN the manner
PROV .dad by Jaw.
A. ~. F(TYTR
cry Treasurer - the CITY of Sea tile
Date os first pasl lcAtion. February Ga
1850
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The Rugged
Goat
Murissr.

Wild goats love - stand and watch the
rirmv oarsmeu moving like specks below
Coed shots have reached goat from the
water. ard down tne steep hank he has
come turAliuE clear inso the lake
Railroad creek. Gtty~flve miles up ths
lake. IL the great rendezvous for hInter-
explorers and miners Railroad creek
comes from the @Rscf ~ the worlf
having 80 head in the very center OF the
glacier peaks. IL desCeuds probably 7no
feet IA eighteen miles. ABOUT go feet to
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ones. while ~ were Rowing IN x@,,
s~efn@a a summer CAIN, the winter frorr
his glacial throne 60 feet a,.r-s. -, -.
headg sent forth hts c.ouA-fes-so.sS -
Ike The "thunserSirss'' OF Indian sFary
spread Their wings and swonpsd 6ew-n.
The fhun3er-c8aeh os tha etsgssras. xx;v~s
wen: echoirg IN long reverhssva sYesrss s-t~or1
peak 20 peak the rafting cr@gx among
Cione-whseis. dripping Ere. t4xar q, rem
along the darkening surface Of ne rara-
IL 3 sanAh ever strikes yea, put sev tire
nfst aanaang Fou see, had be@n he part
inx injunction OF the lzks-sal,s-s when ne
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started on ouf cruise. We observed their
warning. and made the best possible time
- It Granny in the i4i-omenei Windy
Cape" Ard there we lay till morning
when the tumult fell suddenly as IL
rose and lake and sky smiled as se-
TsGsiy at each other as ever.
one of the most impressive scenes in the
middle of the lake Is Goat mountain. This
IS stupendous wall extending dozen
miles with scarcely crack Into which a
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boat Prov might be
thrust or up which a
cougar could wriggle.
rising IL alternate
Fsreefpscss and shinEiy
slopes 70 the realm 3
Of snow. On juts Of
rosk that frown down
fzss-4-F TIE xrarzr e.
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g. from san Francisco. Sailctl-F'eh ID
str George W Elder s0r San Francisco
CoAAA--Artiyesf-FeS r. Haw str san
M&teo, from Port Los Angeles
YOKOHAMA -Sai!ed-Jan. Is Br 81
TroCp for Oregon
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Sorpass
ing
.Nf-Sytr

ance, that ore might think IT. the grand
gathering place OF al the ralnbows or the
earth The turquoise blue OF the SHALLOW
or water, shading into deepest Ind 90 To-
ward the center. finds It's fitting cornple-
ment 10 the ever Changing hues OF TIE can
Son walls. deep and sonoer and rich pur-
pss. sometimes a dead Prus<aa blue. on
TIRE shaded side while on tSe ssIr-lit size
pour forth upon the sha ggy mountain
Slopes perfect foundations ~ orange car
mine ard saffron From these feeds Of
glory falls suto the lake a seeming rain
o, pearls and r7ibse<. barred with strsp-s
of geld ana crimson. Bgt the sun arops
tower ard the spiendoT p2les. the coufar-
ration OF the sky /, qucnche3. ana &c saerrls
SIS though i0aa ships. ''aI feckesi wtts
funeral scarfs from stem TO stern" vera
putting out from the rl5ominE wes-e~u
shores. srrewing darkness as they move
ard night Is ar hand
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cool black ana white
% the photograph can
not preserve the wealth
OF colorins, The IL
Illumination OF al
gems. which for a
few transcendent no
U.outs fiis the mighty
canyon. bank-slsli, with
nIf.ta rtr.rar ztH..A, ~ Il
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SxAd . Nsatt ssAA, ALL
just as we are won
G@r3nz whether We
have been n slst as
10 location. one OK tha
party cries out, Lock
at that snoxsi The
woods are on Hre:
L. Al - n
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
National Bank OF Commerce. at Seattle.
IN the state OF Washington. at the close
Of business, February 1, 1923:
RESO{T REES
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Roa, and
Rage of
Pairh,E, Fans

harsh rumble then lighter splash. az
We advance, and We perceive that what
had seemed smoke eddying 9tu Of ths
canyon wall IS in reality the mist OF the
.aIl driven before the wind created by the
falling food A few more hurried steps
and we and ourselves before n fall 80
feet high. II rosrs and RACES, and the
clouds OF spray swish and whirl Ike
thunder shower drsnching rocks and
trees for many yards around Seldom
can one see a fail iha: gives such an i'm
preston OF elemental rage As the cold
shower peIts our faces we beat a hasty
retreat, but reoTgan.ze and charge again
We pick our way up the slippery slope Of
g hlllock. from which We can look right
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g2<<e TTs.%y aas 6ecss.e~+ thst -n4ser. ~
sfo@ re 'sr 80 = rsEs. - ex@G.iTss re
looks o.. a corpars+*oc - whseh &c - q
member. 49, caanos ae DEPRIVED * A.a
ragAs ~ salzr@scxA
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ssspn the 81 - ~ rivers. 50 grand 50
ssest'sl. 80 true, booking as though they
$50 eeeH there Forever. waiting far an tn
essssisT Befofs thsf scene We bow tho
.'sa aAd make Involuntary ohsiSa nee. tss
NsuAa2t q the i~le ia maa 70 the true n
s'afss thAi t. ths recognition OF brother
sNso IN a csg7nron divine origin Nat - ey-
"E sSSn~ On iris }sse - wonders ca 81 We
sseAk' fst every sn-lc 8 sc.osea It's special
ss'f.auan. Sometimes re found the lake
. ss1''1a' TIE xtaFf SNOW peaks ana ths
.~@aT' Term - the lake make yiolsn. winds
Fs'sarolox cat necessity.
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ti@ gla~. azure, purple.
aTnstayst'ne. with lin .
ard masses ~ g1,stert~
Ing white. flushed on
the.r tepinust pima les
Nth rosy light from
the wes'er,ng sun. SOL
einn. solitary. very or
sCles az mountain rev
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MARINE NEW =.

Orient. Cd Moutsou.eryshlrs ard scAr Mel
te Jensen D.
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'Ni1st Hus PEND cur oars
kntireiy at times while
We gaze. dared With
strained nscks. up. up,
thousands o; dizxY
feet, toward Death
and morning on tho
silver boTns." We
must sfudY shnrA and
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Ike al sra~esers - Lake CA@kan w@
szEzs make q Journey - tAs bad o. .ae
Lake 20 - rssn as~71ent. TIE S-.hekia
river and TO Rain bow fails TIE view
ur tie canyon ef the Sssaeki- which IL n
continuation q re lake basin g the
greatest combination % asarsty ana gran
tsE- on .Ae axe "A f1ves o. q ros.
srvcscal s-xGrlamce covers the mnrass
through whsch Ire lzsns 12sls river makes
t-s way IN re take. TITS Is t1e so-~croun:
os Ire picture. On eSssTer ssfs tower the
c~zrgy csnwnn walls ripped w.th snow
TIE background ccrsst % glsstaring
ytnnactes es sorse ~ ire Glacier range
r2r7aiess so fz- ~ discovered Ma
te=.y. - gsss elemental se-ca. ste~-7itv. s1eh
words are the oaly ksrd % express he
emotions which thrill sas mind IN eoutsrs-
plating this fral seese upon the lake
a: the head % tbs AXE. ard at some
ether points also. are fo%ssS curious pic
tured rocks Some p-e-asssaT3c artists, SO
bong ago that me AXE has fallen some
gwenty fact ssrce fases- tire. drew IN clear
ard enduring lines e red cchre. rude
sketches Of men and goats and tents. In
1sArs have no knowledge how o. when or
BY wac-n this Was done
Al one zsoFe scene va must direct The
eye ard level ire camera Rainbow fails.
hard saunt q four r1s,ss up the Stshe-
kin through the s4nxles which eo-3er So
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..., Correspondence - the Poss-Iatsa-
AXE cHEI4aS, Fec. Ain a former
ss.sa- we rad taken a general sur
,px a the f-heiss basin. It's loc8-
L .scn anE connections, and had
- re way th8tser. In this vs shall
= ~. saerad waters themselves The
= * reached. Ce@san ~ before rs. AZ
49,. vSer The lake has that appear
- e a serers 0cligtousne@s 20 tSe aiSas
= ssssssw centuries. taat tEnpyessure OF
sx,~gty. thas Belongs 10 ali grsat works
= 80 ar razn B4t majestic as Is tbs
- srom the lower end 81 TIRE lake. ve
=. -. content 20 remain there ''%sslka
~s.ssxa saEa4e" cry We with our voice
secs s<sag interpreted from the native
s.gseos Is Let Is &c higher" the mot
= ~ the say, Of our Aazasssa or Mount
=. Climbers Club. In two skiffs. well
$50 with provisions and ammunition.
- ~ forth or our sevsusy-mile pull 10
s~b<v. the spectral glaciers shone."
cksyscus glorious and yet again giorf-
-. sesrAtie, IN fact. this rocking on the
...xxy swell. this bec Of aromatic spruce
saa r3as soEshs On the beach, this star
= ar wnlch IS osr only roof. this muir
~ az cascades falling from the bluffs
- s.ogias for FIVE and ten-pouBd trout,
a. catching them, too~-or more exactly
nssNsnx tafes-pound ones: this esSen-
hsfkfns or some rocky point and climb
- 4 granite pinnacle. from which a per
40 raza % mountains and streams lies
nss-siks below. this deadly attack %
sSsss-sxus" which paralyxss our arms,
n scwss sild goat or deer whizxes by.
an then again the inexpressioie delight
v.sh whieh we stepped down ~ zlgzag
pstAs ARD 1Uts % pointed rock and came
a.on the shining lsseis Of tbs lake"
We 90 rot want 10 hurry eur oars We
MIST take time TO look into the heavenly
No 81 the water through the little foam
Grssks left BY our advancing prows Wa
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water, finding therein ample confirmation
q ne theory Of glacial origin.
IRIS In che OF the deepest canyons on
Earth Not another such a wrinkle has
the wrought on ths face OF the Westerr,
Hemisphere ss least. AZ some points the
grxnite walls rise almost vertically, SIX
tsegsand feet and more above the water
Eefs, too. segndings OF about t,sae feet
aays hees MADE. soGse say now 100 or
soss Over a nile aad q half Of vertical
hy1 Tbs saFpssses tire depth OF Yose-
nss, YELLOWSTONE. Columbia. or even Cell
sFzee canyon, AS com pared with those
sasdsrs, chelan Lacks the tnoomparabls
symmetry ard completeness Of Yosemite;
+ iacas the multitude Of waterfalls ard
Eeups % ''casfied craes' within the ba~
sals.c gates OF the Columbia: IL has not
sch variety OF eoios.ug. especially % the
lighter and warmer huss as dazeS the be-
hoiesF al the Colorado or Yellowstone.
sd II has 10 especially singular feature
hks tAs EeYaers Of he last; bat for TIM
zsss!ty. for certain chaotic grandeur.
Ter ,hs rlsh and soEaber su5limity OF Their
pure and garnet. dusky and indigo tlnts.
re - - surraAs any OF the others: while
u safer views. such colors and such
be ags-light green. ultramarine, lapis
Ian violet, Indigo. almost black such
Nf~+5. Ns4s > HAtft kAIiE ana NEAdrs
sesa v glass mingled with fire." wkete
svtsy cloud In The changing sky and all
~ sEisad majesty Of the hills ans their
EO@ mirror. all hu@s ard forms a ka-
isssescspe Of earth ard heaven. beyond
nsGratten q eoccetga or pen TO describe
" s'zzh 10 T~srtray~in all this Cheisn IS
s''heut rival
he nrsf view q ;hs en1xy ranges Ok
se'sa II an event In one's lifetime. with
sss warning, Is Ne round "A shaggy prom
sssesy. there the snow peaks stand "a hat
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though. alas. the