Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-30

saw that part Of the world which
nV Utah, his vision has come true
\ ransrutmauon has astonlshe'
thr world and has medc q once bar
rem desert and wilderness a gardei
spot the products of which are know
throughout the land, and which fin'
a ready sale wherever offered.
These 81 years have been a struggle
nay battle between those who have
been winning the west and the
forces of nature.
AT times It has been fearful hght
q night of life or death on the par
of the pioneer and his family, nature
was loath to give up her treasures
and refused to do so until conquered
by people who knew no such word
as fail
STICK O-tT-IvENEsS."
Years ago there lived in salt Lake
City a man who was personally known
to practically every man and woman
in the state, For many years he was
connected. in an official capacity with
the then Utah Central, now a part OF
the Oregon Short Line system his
position brought him into daily contact
with many young men who were start
ing the battle of life. II one of them
became discouraged, George Bywater
for he was the man, would pat him
on the back and say MY boy, it's the
'stick-to-it-iveness" that counts in this
life" And that one word is the secret
of the success Of the pioneers of this
state. SticlI-to-it-ivcness"
This is an empire that has given to
the world more gold and sill
YER more copper and lead, and
will yet give to the world more
Iron than any other similar
area in the world, An empire
that is just beginning to become known
ms one of the best places in the
world for raising of the finest flavor
ed fruits and vegetables.
True, there is much OF this vast en-
pire that is not capable Of producing
either fruit or vegetable, but there are
tens of thousands of acres that are
capable of this production and a
large part OF this acreage lies in the
state OF otah' lts ptouuc''Ne"ess
is made possible by the lessons iealIi-
ed by the pioneers ana 1t u " 'i''s
state that the greater part of the
hunureos OF great mining camps III '"e
intermountain country are looking for
a large part of their supplies.
What of fruits? This has been
one of the neglected industries oil
the state, an industry Whlch Is just
coming to the front ana one that
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