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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-10-21
Norge News.

Norge. Va. October 1S-The Y.
P. l. U. held their regular monthly
meeting at the home OF Mr.. <. Z.
Sksro last Saturday night. Rev. J.
%. Tweton addressed the union TAX
ing for his subject Church Holi-
days" which was enjoyed by ev-
ery one. Also the reading by Miss
Minnie Flatten was a most ENJOYABLE
feature OF the evenings programme.
The following officers were elected
for the ensuing quarter; President.
Miss Minnie Flatten; vice-pTesident.
Miss Clara Kinde; secretary. Miss
lille Rustad; treasurer. Miss Effie
Lee. The next meeting vii be
held at the home OF Mr.. Ole Aas on
Saturday night. November 9th.
DR.. NJ. 9. Hogan and Miss Fred
erickson were the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. Il. Anderson last week.
4. J. Kinde & Son are now in
their new store which IS rapidly be.
ing filed with first class stock c;
every description.
Miss Ellen Rustad left Monday
FOR a two weeks visit with friend.
10 Richmond.
There viii be one OF the Creates
skirmishes ever Witnessed here,
next week. when the Norge base
ball team bucks up against a team
composed Of engineers. conductor.
and brakemen from the various d.
visions Of the {. & o. Ry. Tn,
latter are confident Of carrying Of
the honors and from all accounts i
they don't, Will make 1t pretty
warm for the local team.
| Mr.. L. o. Rustad was In Norfolk
Ibis week on business.
The recent frost slightly touched
| up the late potato crop il this sec
ton. No serious damage was dom
and with no more for a week or tei
| days the crop should be fair.
/ Mr.. w. A. Powers was here on
night this week visiting friends.
NJ. (. G. Nichols was In Rich
mOnd on business this week.
Rev. J. o. Tweton left this weel
for Washington where he viii con
duct services.
4. M Helner F.atten will leav
shortly tor a short stay in Rich
. mond.
Mr.. Billy Brown anticipates visit
ing friends in Cincinnati within tn
/ next few days.
| Mr.. NJ. c. Lowry. Of Richmond
was here tuesday looking after II
water supply for the c. & O. Ry.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-10-21
Special Notices.

THE BRAITHWAITE C&OERTAK.
ING ESTABLISHMENT has The
exclusive agency 80 aud around
Williamsburg. ot the National Casket
Cos goods This establishment IS com
2lerely equipped, uuder sold by none ire
Sardlcss 90 reports 10 the coutraryJ:
furnishes supplies az q less cost. aud
HeaTse az halt the customary charge. a
Licensed Embalmer. and Trained Nurse
Tor sarOuclng. Govern yourself accord
inglY AXIS. ". II. BRAIrHNAITE.
WILLIAMSBURG, Va. southern Bell Phones
store No 81. Residence No. 81. Long
distance connection
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-10-21
COCIAL AND -
q personal

Miss Laura Spencer lett Wednes-
day for short visit in Norfolk.
Mrs. Julia Hundley is visiting her
brother. John Copeland in Norfolk.
Mrs. Kate Waller. of Atlanta.
Ca. is the guest % Mrs. Lyon G.
Tyler.
Mrs. G. w. Thorpe left this week
for Mlnominee. Wis. to visit rela-
uves.
Mrs. Preston Nolan. Of Rich
mond, IS the guest of Miss Julia
Tyler.
Mrs. Leila Durfey LETT Wednes-
day Tor Hampton to visit Mrs. F.
w. Darling.
Mrs. Fannie Peachy Rogers. o:
Maine, is visiting her neice. Miss
Virginia Wise.
Mrs. J. w. Purcell and son. Thor.
Pc, are visiting the formers father
G. w. Thorpe.
Mrs. Norwood AppeTson, o.
Providence Forge. is visiting Mrs
James Banks.
Mrs. Gusts Hansford. OF Nor
folk WAS this week OF Mrs Marga
ret Hansford.
Miss Lucille AyleT. Of Newpor
News, was the guest OF Miss K
Ged6y this week.
Miss Mary Gait has returned tc
her home in Norfolk after a visit {,
her aunt. Miss Annie Gait
Ms. Spencer Lane left Tuesda,
for Hampton to visit her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. w. g. Young.
Miss Lucy Lamb is in Denver anc
IS expected home via New Orleans
the latter part OF the month.
Miss Mary r. Jones. of Urbanna
Is visiting her brother. Rev. Ruff
Jones. rector Of Bruton church.
Mrs. J. Leslie Hall returned hons
Tuesday. after spending some umr
with her son. Cadet J. Leslie Hal
at the Naval Academy.
Mrs. Edward c. Harrison. C
Charles City Co.. after a pleasan
visit 70 Rev. and Mrs. Jones. left 70
home Wednesday morning.
Mr.. z. 7. Lamb. general mana
ger Of the Norfolk & Southern road
was here during the week with Mr.
and Mrs. Hover OF Denver. Mr.
Hover is a member OF the wholesal
druggists association recently in ses
sion IN Richmond. quite a humble
OF whom visited Jamestown an,
drove over here 70 visit Bruto.
church.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-10-21
ATTENDANCE WIS usUGf.
Continued from page j.

The msrshsns and maids Of hon.
or TOR the parade were: Captain
w J. Shores. chief of staff: DR..
Fayeue Sinclair with Mrs. Sinclair
as maid OF honor; <. A. Sinclair
and Miss Ida Smith as maid OF hon.
or; Mayor Thornton Z. Jones. OF
Hampton. with Miss Booker as
maid OF honor; Thomas y. Sinclair
with Mrs. Sinclair as maid OF honor:
EDWIN Curtis. City Sergeant <. W.
Mlsteao. OF Newport News; T. J.
GarTow and Miss Crsfford as maid
Of honor; <. c. Madison and Miss
Miller as maid OF honor.
Representative !. Hampton Moore
OF Pennsylvania. president OF the
Atlantic Deeper waterways Asso-
citation. delivered the principal sa-
dress
II the hsrbor Of the beautiful
York river and within sight of ths
imposing monument on the scene OF
The surrender there appeared yes
teroay tour torpedo boats. the
Suinghan, the flagship Of Lieuten-
an1 ). 3. stark. toe Snubrick. the
Dupont and B.ddle.
The Maryland Naval Reserves.
en- the Isle &c Cuoa and the torpe-
DO boat Sonmers. took part in the
navai denomination oft Gloucester
Point The uava, reserves took a
prominent part in the parade.
The Rev. DR.. George Washington
Dame. Of Baltimore. a descendant
Of Thomas Nelson. Jr.. one Of the
signers Of the Declaration OF Inde
pendence. presided yesterday after
noon al a meeting Of the descen
dants OF Thomas Nelson. Jr.. which
was held privately in the drawing
room OF the old Nelson mansion.
In bret address DR.. Dame dis
J casse1 the future OF the his.orica.
societies OF the United States. which
have as a purpose the perpematior
or things pertaining TO the surrender
OF Lord CORVALLIS and OF the inde
pendence Of the Uuited States O.
America. He informed the descen.
dants Of Thomas Nelson that the
body OF Nelson's wife now lies In
Hanover county. and should be
properly laid TO rest in the buryine
ground IN York county by the sid,
OF her husband.
There was further discussion rel
alive 10 the purchase OF the Nelson
home for historical purposes. Ks
Inmates as 10 It's present value were
mentioned. though vastly varying
and It was decided 70 lay the matte.
before the historical societies which
vii meet tomorrow.
Dr. Dame referred 10 an interest
ing discovery. that OF the tombstone
or Nathaniel Bacon. which was re
Gently found by accident. The
tnd is considered Of historical in.
POrtance, and is Of particular inter
est as the exact burial place OF the
man who gave the title 70 Bacon s
Rebellion had not been known.
Another feature OF interest which
formed a part OF the days exercises
vas an address by DR.. Dame 70 the
teachers Of York county. The ses
sion was held in the courtroom anc
vas presided over by Superinten-
dent OF Schools J. S. Eastman.
Nearly al OF the teachers OF the
were present.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-10-21
We SELL GOODS Right.
MAKE HOMES BRlGhT-AND
TRUST You WITH DELIGHT.

The Ladies Social club viii hold
their next regular meeting al the
home or Mrs. Jeff. Bull. York River
on Wednesday. October. 9th al
1880.
AL members are requested 10 be
present.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-10-21

bladder remedy. Be
cause OF its remark
able health restoring
properties. SWAMI
Root fuiflis almost
every wish IN over
coming rheumatism
pain n the back, kid
news, liver, bladder
and every part OF the
urinary passage Il
rm~wa-f MrH.s -
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-10-21

CTATE OF VIRGINIA
IN THB CIRCUIT COURT OF YORK
COUNTY. to-wit: 10 vacation
October s. 1909.
Henry " Wood. Wm p. Wood aud
Thomas Whirtct, partuers trad
Ing under thc hrm name and
stvlc Oft. ". Wood s. Sons. Plants
We Action Of debt aud attachment
2. X. Fitzhugh II. Defendant
The object Of this suit - 20 recover Of
the said 4 II Fitzhugh. the defendant
hereto. the sum ~ Eiitv-1nc and thirtv
nine huhdredths ISL 39l Dollars. with
interest thereon from the sth DAY OF
August 9O9 until paid. and costs aud
20 attach his property or effects consist
ing OF one bodied tail mare and one
oaymu named Jed. and subject same
60 tnr payment oi said debt.
And % appearing hv affidavit that the
said Defendant 81 q uon- resident OF Tins
state q 90 therefore ordered that the
saii u. II FifrnuEh appear WITHIN ht
f-cu tavs after doe uuhhcatiou e this
roucc 80 the clerks office ol our said
court. and do what t. necessary 90 pro-
test his Interest. And 10 81 further or
dcred that "a copy hereof be uuchshrd
once a week tor tour successive weeks ia
7 he Virginia Gazette a newspaper pub
hshed in the CRY OF williamsburg Viz
giuia which - here deslzuated - a con
venienr uewspa per anc thai copy De
posted az the front door 81 the court
house of York county wherein this court
IS helt. on or before the next succeeding
rrle day ait-r this order - entered
A coDy-Trstc.
T. T. HUDGlNS. Clerk.
Armistcad s. son. o. @. Oct :.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-10-21

Polk Miller viii play at Cameron
Hall, Friday night. October 18th.
for the benefit OF the Daughters Of
me Confederacy, Price so. IS. and
8 cents.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-10-21

EOR SALE.-Seyen and seventy thee
hundrecths acres land at LICK rfOot
Station, on - - y. HALLWAY. The
land IS al cleared and Ia hign state OF
cultivation Good +-rOCm, ana hal
dwelling within loo. yards OF the depot
Convenient 10 churches, and good
utighbOrs- Apply 20 AkS. A. d. Al,
LEN. OF 10 l.. /. HAWKINS, Lishtfoot.
Va.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-10-21

hold water and scalding pain IN passing IL.
or bad effects following use Of liquor. wine
or beer, and Overcomes that unpleasan
necessity Of being compelled 20 20 often
through the day, and TO get mp many
times during the night.
SWamp~Ro : not recommended for
everything bat II yOu have kidney. liver
or bladder trouble. II Will be found Just
the remedy You need. Il has been thor
oughly tested n private practice, and has
proved 50 successful that a special AZ
ran Sement has been made by which al
readers OF this paper, who have rot al
ready tined It, may have a sample bottle
sent free BY mail, also q book telling
more about Swamp Root. and how 10
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-10-21
Do You Get Up
With a Lame Back {
Effner Trnrshla Mnrac VI. arl..,t.

Almost everyone knows Of DR.. Eilmer 2
SMAmp-Root. the grear kldrev lirar a,a
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-10-21

hndoutlf You have kid
rey or bladder trouble
When writing mention
reading TBS generous
offer IN It's paper and
send your address to
Dr.. Kilmc~ & CO
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-10-21

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF YORK
COUNTY to-wit. 10 vacation
D-roharE funQ
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-10-21

BlnghsDton, NY. The regular kfty-cent
and oae-doll2. sire bottles are sold by
al druggists. Deaf make any mistake
but remember the ZANE, Swamp-Root,
DT. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, and toe ad-
dress Saagas@tes. y. Va CO sveyy bottle
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-10-21
.R. c. H DAVIS
Dentist.

CTATE OF VIRGINIA
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-10-21

Armistead S, Son .. O. OCT
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-07
Interior Fsasrai courl | am- sar from

Interior Federal ceur. I. am sar from
 Fort-weii, Ny LIsss. perfect hsppi- uess is not obtsihable on this earth. but with an easy coincidence, no corns, and good digestion ws-can be compafa- lively happy. ~ <
 aovernor--Yes yss yes. ecompsra- lively happyi I never heard Of but one man who was comparatively happy and he was in . place I do not care to go to. The poor fellow. as have heard the story. after some yexrs of misery and torment at the hands of c magginG. quarretsome, fsuit-nndins wife. at last found peace and quiet ia the grave. The widow, when too late as is the case sometimes I fear. had great deal of affection for the dear departed, which was not shown while he was alive. and. wanting one more talk with him goes to Healer to call him up.
 waliace--.To a what. oovernorg
 Governor--To a Healer" Wallace. To ak"Healer.. a One who claims to talk to departed spirits
 Fort--0hi Pardon me, My Lieget but don't your Majesty mean Medium?~
 Goyernor--why of course do. what could I have been thinking or we'll she gees top eAfditm"l whe, after . lot of incantatlon ana waving 'sthe hands said, s'Here he esiA'1 The woman replied, sYess Then. very solicifous as to iiis welfare she said, How is it with you?" To which he replied. T am comparatively happy..s Ohl then,'' said she you are in Heaven.'s MO, am not" he said 'sT'm iia h--l.s Boys don't you know he must have had sa hard time of it in thls life to be coha-l paretiveiy happy down below7
 Wellace--I know quite we'll that not one can be; Governor andrbs completely happy and that stles office expect to nonopolize later on,siB nosinecurA but don't yon think 1t would kdd some- thing to the dignity of fhe position. if little more grandifoQuent language was used dn the commissioias which are issued from this ofEi6egs IT s the language cerresponded with, your waikY [
 Governorohi don't know. .ss ss}
 Waliace--But I do. Nov when I Issue. comniission to a man I have appointed County Warden. tt has a few flowers of rhetorical pasaphsrnalia will read the blank form have had Sublime, Lord. John Waiiacs,l hy. the Grace of the people extraordinary, of the most Mighty and Glorious State of Alabama, State Game and Fish Com- missioner. to my humble, supplisnt and pusiilanino,is ground mole sub. ject--J6hn Smttha Greeting The com. mission follows In the Same gentle strain when the .appolntse gets this commission he is amazed: Nsnd bound to the wheels of your Car Of State for- ever. :,
 GovernorYee. yess yes, I expect he would bes Boys ! have had an idea In my head for a0ne time z s 2
 wailacs ohi bpt you don't mean 1t Governor. do yon3 4 E ls ,. :, I''7s =, ,s !
 Governor = Keep stili, you .naaepIe: and listen to what T. have to say. The idea, ard T give expressfon to 1t now for the first time. is the convening of My Legislature in Special Session to have 1t enact the. old Blue Laws of Con- nacticut.
 FOrt-But. My Lisss; would the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-07

'-rhe drying up 2 single tear As1 As1 more .ss. -
 Of honest fame. then sheading seds of gore" fA 'i ~ 'st "
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-07

Legislature enact these old. antiauatsd, obsolete Blue LawB1
 oovsrnor--What what what7 Not en- act them if said enact them7 You certainly don't know Me or you don't know. the members of My Legislature.
 Fort-weii there are only two or thess old laws I now recall--one pro- hibfted a man from kissing his wife on Sunday and the other encouraged the manufacture of wooden nutmegs.
 Wallace-Yes, these old Puritans-- confound 'em--with q sort ofs holier than thou, piety were very careful fo confine the kissing prohibition to . mans own wife. They didn't have to kiss the ugly old women on any other day. but as their piety, in . manner forced them to e little show of affect- ion on Sunday. they passed the law na- king 1t crime for one of them to Kiss his wife on that day. By the Beard of the Prophetf hope to be saved from the Puritan and Puritanisna.
 Besides, My ziegei I am not 90 sure but what the Supreme Court of the United States would declare them unconstitutionai as if did the reduced < Gevernor--ohi d---u the Minnesota case. Permit me to say. Fort. the per- siatency with which you refer to that case is very exasperating. extremely sz- asperattng.
 Fort--T win not mention it again in your presence, My Iaegs.
 Governor<-Now then. now then. now then. Isknow you did not intend to ir- ritate me and we will forget #. ! should not have lost my. temper and .ask to pardon 1t.
 F'ort-Certainiy. My Idegei I knew if was but momenfary and that your kind and gentle nature harbored no malice. You have. ever been my con- slderate friend and adviser.
 3overnor---Ahi no more of that Fort. or you win have me weeping. Others loyal and true.
 .rhough the day of my fdestiny's over. T Ana the star of my fate hath declined, Thy soft heart refused to discover
 The faults which so many could find"
 rort--oh! cheer up, My Liege am your true and loyal friend and would most gladly have saved you from the errors -of- your adn,inistration.
 Wailace--I. too. am your friend, Gov ernor. and promise you that when am Governor I will avoid your errors.
 0overnor--Wallace,
 T charge thee, hing away ambition; By that sin fell the angels: how can <. .EN. .EaL a 4 ,rhe image mage a of his Maker. hope se win
 rby't"
 T am oppressed by the cares of State and would gladly be rid of them. but the people. elected me to this cffice and here I must reEnain.. am weary Of ft saiis Eaood night. my frienda Fort Good night, Ny Liege. , Wallace = Good night, Governor E<N4-As...& rs..~<4 a.< s1 exryn 1f,s.~. Gevsrnor-Thin grind. grind, grind yof officiai position is wearing me out. I know not where to turn for stncer- Hity and have fallen into the horrible condition of doubtings every one. I expect win wind up by doubting myself. I cannot, with safety. indulge any. further these gloomy thoughts tonight will walk out into the cool. bracing air. tExit.l
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-07
If You Should Die TOnioht?-

shoudn n  apprG O m
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-07
THE MAGPE
By Aiexander Troy

" H.ye H..stefe
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-07
Adn1t1istrntor,s Mofioe.

Notice is hereby given that lettsrs oA administration on the estate of William O., dersigned on the 29th day of January. 1908. by the Hon. J. B. Gaston. Judge of Probates Montgomery County. Ala. All parties indaht- me and all persons holding claims against said estate will present the same wtthiR time allowed by law or they will be barred ;
 JAMES D. MADDOX,
 Administrator of the Estate of William O.
 Baker. deceased. -su-st
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-07

T charge thee, fling away ambition;
 By that sin fell the angels; how can 'rhe image mage of his Maker. hope ts win
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-07
We Want to Set You Right In the

LIFE INSURANCE should delayed postponed than Fire is more impo o your family
 
   INSURANCE 8 not e- i a INSURANCE
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-07

"A missionary was to Japan sent ITO teach the heathens to repent, But they into a passion flew And eat up the preacher and his
 hymn booiEs too"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-07
PROBATE NOTICE.

state of Alabama, Montgomery County,
 Probate Court. January 30. 1908
 Letters of administration upon the estate of Griffin J. Johnson. deceased. having been granted to the undersigned the goth day Of January, 1909. by J. D. Gaston, Judge of Probate of said state and County notice is heraby given that ell persons having claims against said estate to Present tho same within the time required by law. Or the Bane win be barred.
 --su~et AdminiseFakoRa
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-07

The loafer Is willing to work-if he can work 0 loan.$
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-07

Governor- oAi yes. uuies true. I do wish, the people, would. obeya the laws . had Ny Legislature to psss. But no! they won't do 1t, but must oSn1 tinuaIly be posting off to some in- ferior Federal Court and have them tnjoined. Tn ten you boys, between the pleasure I feel when consider
 my exalted station and the humiliation of being bound hand and foot by an
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-24
FORTlER POSES AS A
FINANCIAL EXPERT.

Engineer Fortier says, so far as his
judgment goes. the waterworks funds
were honestly expended. Well, who
said they were not?
This paper objected TO the water
works report for the first six months
stating that $10,125 interest had been
paid on bonds when 1t had not been
paid. and We further objected to the
statement that there was $4,000 in
cash In the waterworks fund on June
80. when that could not be true il the
interest had been paid.
This paper also said that $4,000 was
expended in building a store house
and workshop for the waterworks
system, which had been paid for out
Of the city money and not out of the
water funds
This paper has no complaint against
the ownership of the waterworks, but
we do object to misleading figures,
sent out by the present city govern
ment, in proclaIming a profit Of S2l.-
600, though the city authorities can
not show a dollar surplus.
We object to The statement that
$4,000 interest has been paid, leay-
Ing $4,000 cash in the water fund
when such statement is ABSOLUTELY
untrue
We do not charge any dishonesty in
the waterworks management, and
believe Eve do not know lt) that all
the receipts have been put back into
the system.
Admitting that much, why can not
the city government make a fair
statement to the people and say:
"We received about $4,000 for the
first six months, but we spent it all
on the system, and more too.'
That would be facts, and forever
stop further controversy and useless
expenditure of money in proving that
white is black.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-24

7 system. was presented to the council
and referred to q committee. The
presumption Is fair one that the res
olution was not acted upon in COM
mittee until later. perhaps the follow
ing day. Then by Wednesday of last
week Samuel Fortier may have been
informed that there was $3.50 which
he could obtain By going after 1t.
Certain 1t is that he got busy. as his
report TO the council for which he
Is to be paid the $3.50. was In type
written form Monday morning. He
scurried over the city Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday and on Satur
day prepared his report, and the re-
marknble thing is that the most i'm
portant. and only valuable part of
his observations as committed to
paper, is that which proves our own
civil engineer, ~. NJ. Bostaph. was
right when he said the conduit lacked
carrying capacity, and yet Mr. Bos-
tapb did not receive even the thanks
OF the city administration for his prof.
fered statement. in fact was shame
fully attacked for daring to pass such
Judgment
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-24
WHAT a WYOMING MAN
THINKS OF CANYON.

John Park. mayor of Rock Springs
Wyoming, Is n Scotchman. and when
he saw In ogden canyon that which
reminded him of the beautiful Valley
of Glencoe he paid the gorge the
highest praise he could command.
Mr. Park says the people do not
appreciate the canyon with its tros
ley line. and he predicts that strang'
ers Will nsurp that which Ogdenites
might now claim for the asking "a
patch Of ground at the base OF those
majestic walls on which TO pitch a
tent in summer
Outsiders. like myself" he says,
'will come here to enjoy the glorious
climate and cloud-rifting mountains.
and when the rush is on q year from
now, or two or three years hence, you
Ogden people will ADMIT that you have
been slumbering while the beauty
spots have been preempted.'
Mayor Park is not alone In admir-
alton of the grandeur of the canyon.
Hundreds Of tourists who have gone
over the electric line In the last three
weeks are unanimous in their praise
and manv of them have stated they
VII, return to camp In the canyon.