Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-16

SALT LAKE CITY IN FIVE YEARS WHAT 1T WILL BE

| turned out with a knowledge Of how to
do something In life. The University
itself win be in close touch with our
| Commercial club, and the one giving
the theory IN trade aud commerce, the
other will carry It out. Every school
will have a healthy location, and the
needs Of the children will be watched
from the Intellectual, moral and phys
iological points Of view, In Ave years,
Salt Lake viii have "A better school
system than now, and every boy and
girl, man and woman, because OF his or
her training viii understand the institu-
tons OF their community and common
wealth, and be real American citizens.
citizens Of honor and integrity, citizens
who have for their daily motto-WORk.
In points Of literary and artistic mer-
Il. the next five years will bring many
changes Our new public library shall
have been increased, our museums and
art galleries Will grace the city, and TO
these places all will go as much as pos
sIble TO get new power and new thought
along the lines Of culture and re-
fnement. We are destined to have n
rare combination Of thought and
aation-,the practical and the ideaL
We have the press. wonderful power
for good. In Ave years all the great
dallles will be working for Utah and
her people see the old hatred buried.
the old story forgotten, and all citI-
gems marching hand IN hand toward
that time, when Salt Lake will be the
center Of all that IS good and noble,
true and elevating, In fact when We
have ideallzed the material wealth
about u.s.
Salt Lake City Of Homes.
In five years Salt Lake will be called
the city Of homes" Home-life means
the big and happy life. The happy
life comes az result Of our contact
with nature and natures God. Where
in all the world can one ind n bigger
and more glorious Gods "out-of-doors'
than here In our city? We ere going to
do things on a big scale, because our
surroundings are big and broad, Our
ambitions are likewise On the hills to
the east and north, see In the imme-
diate future dwellings where lawns and
flowers, trees and vines make the spots
one enhancing panorama The atmos-
phere will be free from smoke and dirt,
and the breezes from the canyons viii
give energy to all who inhae them,
and they will be the source OF rejuyena-
tion I sec beautiful homes in all
parts Of the city. No place will be
healthier The streets are wide and
naturally clean. The mortality IN pro-
portion to the number Of citizens Is
decreasing every year These homes OF
Salt Lake will be ideal Pure air VIII
hll them. flowers with grow profusely In
the gardens, and one OF the great
changes brought about viii be the
planting OF hardwood trees along our
streets and in our yards. The maple
and sycamore, the ash and elm are
dc7tlned 20 take the place Of the box
elder and the poplar, These hardwood |
trees arc perfectly adapted to our cll-
mate, and In time they will add a rich
ness to our city and a usefulness that
we have little dreamed Of before. The
larger and cleaner the trees, the more
iignlhcd and cleaner the city. Trees
are Gods architecture" some one has
sail. Surely they VIII De the artistic
work Of our city's growth
salt Lake viii have streets whore the