Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-17
missioner
M'IsAAC HERE.
4 s.t Lake il Interest Of
ttIlri Exposition
/ AN APPROPRIATION
i i, be well Represent
'''s .,,,e. Assisting The
4 enterprise
~ APPROPRIATION

n, ,.,.,. special commissioner eer
, 81. ! clark Exposition 10, ior
''i Idaho. Utah, Montana aI,ng anu a,
n N ,snDIp, is here, Stopping I,n S,s 4,
la The object Of his vls''
Ivls'ora =, members Of the Legi'-
pFr'l .,,ors a liberal opproprla-
H. ' 10 have a representative l,e
o., ". y resources Of this state STATE
Eps,ition to be held at r'''
Nc a representative OF
S J. ~ McIsaac referred IN
n - ibe great achievements
f. a clark and how the har-
H.. ar' performed their wonder .,.,.
n penetrating a new country
4 .,,ht n the great common
n" Emerson, in planning for
.i.s 10 the United states TO
E,Ican people and to coming
II. that magnificent stretch OF
yraacbIng from the Atlantic 10
n. oceans through the LOUISE
Esa,e and by right Of discovery ,'v ry
t',nmbia and its tributaries by
III was remarkable. Foresee--
IT, advantages to be derived
H. exploration Of the unknown ,Nyn
3's,sly acquired, he TOOK upon t
I,s S'' rrssspSonsibility Of htting ,. out
4ition Of men fitted to the sreat
''O~ aSaces awaiting the hardy
1 ,Sst should undertake the
IN task through an un'rled WI VI,
4 Ike Ike" ali great works and du-
i, nsrformed In the early days
yonbllc. and ordained by Prov
Esois and Clark came TO nus
Epr 10 undertake the task. WIN
missions and little money ana
sSjng and a few trinkets with
4 tr9de with and pacify the IN
H. they started on their peril
|ney determined 10 succeed ana
4 Nth the spirit of determine
4 where there was a VIII there
Eay, they took their lives IN
,nds. with hostile sayages be,
'theIr way, they trayersed ana
tbls great country Of ours,
h 10 cover them at night ana
A Of their way living on roots
aesh fish when they could get
hi A promise Of salt when they
lhe Pacific ocean. Heroic de-
% their country inspired them
blete the task SET for them TO
N well performed the task, A
people remember them, and es-
Me- pioneers. who know and
Isted suffering on their long,
he march to the Oregon coun-
sy now await with impotence
norlal day Of the great event
fks Us as a grateful people,
should quicken our patriotic
d Of the past and do justice to
no 50 earnestly devoted them
bid rIsked their lives for the fu-
liafe Of their countrymen. Who
! deny to the pioneers Of the
Isl the privilege Of paying, while
time. their last tribute Of re-
these explorers? When the
ie Of visitors come TO this cen-
10 Oregon and the northwest
and sail upon our beautiful riv-
traverse our lovely valleys and
the grandeur Of our mountain
will they wonder that We re-
with grateful hearts the men
'e marked the way 10 this beau
%? When they behold the sub
products and the business with
'r land abounds, they will Won
~ why this land has been -
crlo0ked-where blasts Of win
not freeze nor the torrid sum
at prevail, but gentle breez
IId, eQuahle climate prevail
ont the year
revelations that meet the eve
newcomer viii cause nm %
our midst and seek a home N
laralleled country OF ours. Utah
northwest should do honor to
L explorers IN making this CEN
anniversary O marked event in
CIV Of our country"
lclSac has Just been TO Boise
Ie has been interesting the Idaho
irn In the proposed exposition.
ere to bring the matter before
'ilature Of Utah. In the hope
NAY be prevailed unon to make
oprIatlon Of perhaps $4,000 or
He says an the states Of the
WI be represented and Utah
BE foremost among them.