The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-08

MA0N IN AAlf ANNHaN .
On THURSDAY. and today vii ee sven !
a uipate description q ihe many
wonders of the country
The Colorado travellers hrsi plunge
ir,o the rockies IS q more than Or
stuary interest. The panoramic vie~s
a, the Rot ges as seen 90 the ride
h.tueen usruvsr and Colorado Springs
only serve 90 vhet The appetite. m
8. ~srs As the train turns westward
.roui Colorado SpHnes. past Colorado I
CITY. the famous reso-t t1~n % Man
nnu. a nev world appears
Almost Immediately the climb =
Reruu A grade % eli feet or four
per cent 90 the mile. is soon reacr
ed Here the roaibed Is cut out q sol
a Granite The road leads through a
tunpel ana a. the light bursts forth /
upon the darkness, Ute Pass famed
--rsrywhere for IT. beauty. is before
the traveller.
Scenery. Amos; beyond the power
az No, 10 describe. Is here. Pike's |
Peak. tina, rrea; monument 20 an IN /
t-rpid explorer q early t-ys, Is al /
~nys IN sirht. In fact. the road winds
around this peak on Us way 70 the
res. Beside the track flows the
Foun,Ain eul Boulis. a dashine noun
tain stroar-. "a by eternal SHOWS oi
Pfse's PsAk his stream. the Indians
eauea -l.ciinr vatcr" Just beyond
ne tr1cR is ire Ga Ute Pass road.
ussa ir ne early days Cor the freight
trs q o-ss Az tAe cATrying oi mails
70 ana from Cripple Greek and Lead
vie uiaiae districts Gigantic walls.
a; some places hundreds o. feet IA
eeirht. enclose these three, the raii-
road. the stream and the wagon road.
This pass VAS also used by zeou'oa
NJ. Pike. the intrepid explorer, Sho
came to Colorado In 1906. Accom-
panied by his little hand Of followers
General Pike ascended the Rocky
mountains by way OF a train up Ute
Pass. This trail had l3nge been use'l
ny the Indians. who paid many VlS,s
yearly to the famous springs Of Man,!
tou. General Pike vas ono of the h's'
-hite men 20 ever visit this locality
and his party continued the way vest
ward until tayy % achei a point N',h
In ten miles o. Nh,re Leadville NV
stands Their entire curncy was mad
over a tran a1ich to,ay o. 'l's'l'
followed hy the different railroads
Years later this same trail led oNe'
the highway travelled BY the army q
rrospectors who rushed 90 Leadvill'
when that camp was hrs' discovered
Ute Pass resorts are also famous
Cascade Canon. Green Mountain PAN
and Woodland ARK are each summe
the mecca o. countless numbers seek
ing rest and recreation from the care
o' busy world Camping parties ais
nnd In the beauty spots of Ute Pas
IDEAL places in which % pitch thei
tents ,,ood hotels and aoa-ding hons"
are found IN an U,e Pass points, an0
auring the season uirth and rer''
ment hold sway from Maniton q
woodland PARK
visitors spending q season in 10
Pass also fnd neyCr-cndins soArc
az pleasure and enjoyment In drive
over the picturesque mountain road'
one Of the most popular drives IS ma
over the road leading % the TOP g
pkeYs Peak This drive from Cas-
eaae Canon on 20 the summit of N
mountain Is without doubt the mos
picturesque iu the state
me Ardmorslts is not a. All sn'
prised that SO many young ladies' ~
very much interested in winning
scholarship in the Soly.dse Rusine'
College. Il IS generally considered D
business men % De the most ,ho-oas
practical and up % date institution
the Kind 20 be found anywhere an
II is without doubt the most videl
known business college 10 the lndis
Territory.
There SENS % be some misunie
standing as 90 the iis,.ucti0r betVee
old and new subscribers an ola sd
ecriber is one who IS or Nas tskin
me Ardmoreite AZ the time the co
test began. July 4. A ne~ slhscrio'
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xt the time the contest began, regaT
less as To whether the party had on
been a subscriber or not. ore point
be remembered; Parties having tAk'
fhe paper for short lengths Of tin
since the contest has been IN oPe1
tion and wanting TO renew again
order 20 secure votes. viii come und
me head OF new subscriber. en-
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