Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-17

| u1sAAC HERE.
|, s,t Lake il Interest o
E,tIlri Exposition
| An APPROPRIATION
| ....,s be well sepr'''"''
| .,a b. well sepre'e"''
Z '''s state. Assisting The
4 Enterprise

special r ,o,o,p''al for
~, F'I Idaho. ulah, Montana ,,nnnInr ant at
,% ,,Sr The object i, 81 r,s n'I Ie s,n
srIev members ,ss. OF a apr
1,,s to have a reprs .s1s s,ate
4, IN n, resources Of TINS q, p ptr,.
spo,Itlon to be held al
hgS. ,.osentative of
ss'' Mr. McIsaac referred ,iel.D,a.n m,
\, to the great aeple .1a sars
and Clark and how how , noo dsr
Lres performed their nsm country ~o"a
q penetrating a new '''''''
.s, ~ the great common
0'l'' Emerson, in planning FOR
~ "a the United states 70
3a a,'rs people and to coming "
r. ,''I mat magnificent stretch Of
q reaching y from the Atlantic l.,. 70
sesons. through the LOUISE
4Is I, and by right of discovery
Fa ,I'or ia and its tributaries by
s ,'', was remarkable. Foresee zee,
,r.at advantages to be derived ''''',
H. svnloratIon OF the Unknown
I Is,s NV acquired, he TOOK y upon pnt
"a. ia,e lps.oonslbIllty Of fitting OUT
ll n r' q men lifted to the great great
! lu .ssr h awaiting the hardy
@o, should undertake the
a, ' ,a.k through an untried VIII
!" like ike ali great works ana , au.
\ I reformed in the early day, days
$sn1bllc, and ordained by froN "
fi puyis' and Clark came to ,, ms
H., 1--WE ,n undertake the task. With
{so M and little money ana
,S,n0 and a few trinkets win
8 ' trade with and pacify the IN
y. they started on their peru,
max. determined to succeed ana
Wlth the spirit Of determine
wbsre there was a viii there
svay. they took their lives III
knds. With hostile sayages De,
a ,hsir way, they trayersed ana
,hls great country Of ours,
H. 10 cover them at night ana
IN Of their way living on rools
4 aesh. fish when they could get
A l.
III a promise Of salt when they
i mo Pacific ocean. Heroic de-
4 "a their country inspired them
kplete the task set for them TO
kyy well performed the task. A
4 people remember them, and es-
4 no ploneers who know ana
hted suffering on their long
tme march to the Oregon conn-
fhsy now await with impotence
fmorlal day OF the great event
Erks Us as a grateful people.
should quicken our patriotic
es Of the past and do justice to
Mo so earnestly devoted them
IND risked their lives for the fu-
tliare Of their countrymen. Who
Sg deny TO the pioneers OF the
est the privilege Of paying, while
n time. their last tribute Of re-
h these explorers? When the
tde Of visitors come TO this CEN
l to Oregon and the northwest
/ and sail upon our beautiful riv-
j traverse our lovely valleys ant
the grandeur Of our mountain
\ viii they wonder that we re-
N With grateful hearts the men
\ We marked the way to this beau.
|nd9 When they behold the sub.
products and the business with
he land abounds, they will won.
fev why this land has been r,
lyfrlo0ked-where blasts Of win.
not freeze nor the torrld sum
|eat prevail, but gentle breezal
|nlld equable climate prevail
fhout The year
revelations that meet the ey
newcomer viii cause INN q
b our midst and seek a home II
bparalleled country Of ours. Utal
Be northwest should do honor L
Ia, explorers In making this cen
! anniversary q marked event II
'loIy Of our country"
Mclsaae has Just been 10 Bols
he has been Interesting the ldah
''pro in the proposed exposition
aere 70 bring the matter befor
legislature Of Utah, in the hop
\ may be prevailed upon to max
|pfopristion Of perhaps $4,000 Q
/ He says all the states Of IN
VII be represented and Uta
/ be foremost among them.