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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-03-19
GREAT SPEECH
y. IL. Garvin Gets Favorable Report
on Bill Affecting Race.

~ stallF ~
Frankfort, Ky. Feb. 1S.-(Spe-
cial) THE greatest Negro in the
State of Kentucky" was the express
ed opinion of a large majority of
the members OF the House Commit
tee on Agriculture and many of the
Senators concerning Prof. J. II. Gar
win. of Winchester, who appeared
before the committee 10 endeavor TO
secure favorable consideration of the
bill designed to foster the holding Of
agricultural and industrial institute
for the colored race in Kentucky.
That Prof Garvin is a man OF genius
and ability will instantly be appre-
ciated when IL is known that follow
ing his address before the commit
tee the members by unanimous vote
recalled the bill from the clerk.
where 1t had been sent to be reported
to the House next day. with an un-
favorable expression of opinion, and
voted without dissent TO report the
bill with expression of opinion that
it ought to pass.-LeXington. Ky.
Standard.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-03-19
From Portchester, N. Y.

st. Francis A NJ. E. has been con
Quoting a favorable series OF meet
ings. The Lord having blessed them
with a large number OF converts.
A large congregation was present
last Sunday night at the communion
services. Rev. Crews, the pastor,
spared no pains in feeding his flock
we'll. His selection was from Exodus.
goth Chapter 2:17.
Mrs. Isaac Parham. 27S s. Regent
St, IS able TO be out again after a
slight attack OF the grip.
Mrs. Minnie Davis. So S. Main
St., Is improving.
Mrs. K. 8. Crews Is indisposed.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-03-19
knights Of PythiAs.

The Knights OF Pythias. N. A. 8.
A, E.. A. A. and A, and the mem
bers of the court OF Calanthe. OF
Church Hill and Fulton, will observe
their anniversary at the Rising Mt.
Zion Baptist Church. Fulton.
Rev. d. Webster Davis. ID. D., will
deliver the sermon. The members Of
the lodges vfil assemble at Tancil's
Hall and march TO the church
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-03-19
Opportunity For Economical Buyers,

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Novelties, ETC., direct from the
factory. Send one cent stamp for our
illustrated catalogue and be con-
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The Peerless Supply Co., II w. 136th
Street. Dept c. New York City.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-03-19
Returns Thanks.

On last Monday night band of
sisters OF the First Baptist Church,
led by Mrs. Susan Howard, led
pleasant surprise on their church.
Clerk Mr.. Benz. p. Vandervall, who
has been sick for some time, and
presented him with a purse contain
ing money. for which he returns
many thanks for their grateful re-
membrance OF him.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-03-19
Grand Entertainment.

Don fail to attend the Grand
Sacred Fantasia. Literary and Must
cal Contest, at Fifth Street Baptist
Church. Tuesday night, March %,
1910. Benefit OF the church. Given
by the Usher's Club. The popular
Mrs. Fannie Payne Clarke, IS the
manager.
j. r. HOLMES, Pres,
j. +. SHELL, Sec'ty.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-03-19

Miss Pearle c. Lewis arrived home
Saturday. after teaching a successful
term at Healing Springs, Va.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-03-19

POR sALE-House and Lot 217
West Leigh Street 2t
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WANTED-100 Colored Girls and
Women to start small business. No
risk involved. COLUMBIA CHEM
ICAL CO.. dept P.), Newport
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WANTED-A Good Baker on Bread
and Cakes. Write z. p. BLAIR,
PULASKI. Va
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5TH ST. BAPT. CHURCH.
Located, Cor. 5th and Jackson SITS.
RICHMOND. VA.
Weekly News Column.

REV. W. f. GRAHAM, d. D., Pastor.
Residence:
les f. Leigh ST., Richmond, Va.
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Mrs. e. 5. crews>i is indisposed.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-27
SALT LAKE COUNTY
WON'T COME THROUGH
Commissioners Too Niggardly TO
Assist the Manufacturers
Association.

Announcement has been made by Dan
Collctt OF tho Manufacturers associa lion
OF Il meeting of The members of that
organization, which VIII be held at the
association headquarters In tho Vernon,
building al S o'clock tonight to consider
WayS and means of securing the mecca
sary money for the support OF tho instttu-
ton.
Secretary Coctt has been in communi-
cation with The secretaries of tho cham
hcrS of commerce OF Portland and San
Francisco relative 10 the methods that
have been successfully employed in those
cities to maintain the semi-publlc institu-
lions
Tho letter from tho Portland chamber
of commerce Says that Multnomah cotIn-
~. in which Portland IL situated CON
trIbutcd $500 year to maintain the insti-
tuition, which Is conducted along lines
similar to those of the local institution.
Salt Lake county Will not contribute
to the support OF tho association nor Will
the county commissioners authorize tho
slight expense that would he noccssa ry
to collect and maintain an exhibit of the
countys products in the association Civ
ing as their excuse the statement tha {
there Is nothing In the law 10 Justify such
an expenditure.
While Salt Lake county is sleeping on
its rights, Uintah, Beaver. Juab and Box
Elder counties have placed exhibits. and
Cache. Carbon and Tooclc counties have
expressed their intention to place cx-
hlbits In tho headquarters OF the associa-
ton.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-27
INSURANCE COMPANY
IS FIGHTING ACTION
Unique Answer Is Filed in Suit
on an Accident Insurance
Policy.

"As to tho allegation that the said
Hugh Mcclure mot his death in an eX-
plosion at DEVILS slide June /, 1910, the
defendant hasn't sufficient information or
knowledge TO form belief as to whether
the said Hugh Mcguire Was killed in
the manner and at tho time and place
aforesaid, and IL therefore denies that
he was killed then and there. or else
where
This is tho rather remarkable alega-
ton, to the layman, at least. contained
in the Continental Casualty companyis
answer, filed in the district court We'd
nesday. to the suit OF Mrs. Anna MCGUIRE,
mother of Hugh Mcguire. foreman, to
recover $4,000 alleged to he due on an
insurance policy. In which she is the
beneficiary, on the life OF her son who
with others, was blown to pieces In the
Devils slide disaster.
The insurance company. in its answer
also says that Mrs. Mcguire failed to
give notice OF her sons death to the
concern within fifteen days of the acci-
dent. as required under the agreements
OF the policy, and for this reason she is
estopped from collecting the policy, The
company further claims that Mcclure
when he applied for the policy. repre-
sented that he was an outside foreman
for the Utah Copper company at Bing-
ham. 81 less hazardous job, and if Mrs.
MCGUIRE is entitled To recover anything
on the policy. it is only $500 The COM
pany asks the dismissal of Mrs Nc
CURES suit, however.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-27
DEMOCRATS DENoUNCE
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

The governor. the county commissions
ers and the sheriff were roundly de-
nounced at rousing Democratic rally
on "Wednesday night. The speakers at
the rally declared that it was presump-
tuous on the part of the governor OF
the state TO attempt 10 assist In the
policing of Salt Lake City without first
having been requested SO to do by the
mayor of Salt Lake. They held that Il
was outrageous on the part OF the county
commissioners to take the money paid by
the county commissioners to pay deputy
shcrifIs to be used for political purposes
in Salt Lake City
The speakers declared that the county
commissioners. instead OF squandering
sl0o day for deputy sheriffs to act as
political workers, should have used this
money TO repair the roads and bridges in
Salt Lake county. where it was sorely
needed.
There was q large gathering at the
rally and the audience by It's enthusiasm
and applause showed that 1t was heartily
in accord with the sentiments expressed
by the speakers. Those who spoke at
tho meeting were Pay Van Colt, John
+. Tobln, Frank c. Moyle and Bishop w.
b. Inncs OF Draper.
The speakers also spoke on prohibition
and condemned the action OF the last
state legislature in ignoring the petit
tions asking for statewide prohibition.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-27
IDAHO REPUBLICAN
IS AGAINST BRADY
w. G. Custer Believes Governor
Is Hypocrite Concerning
Prohibition.

w. c, Custer, wife and daughter. OF
Shoshone, Ida, are in the city for few
days, guests OF the Scmloh Asked as
To conditions in his part of the state, Mr..
Custer said
''Shoshone City Is prosperous. as Is tho
country surrounding. Business is good
and the city. which now numbers over
2OcO. is constantly increasing. There is
no boom, but just a healthy growth.
When the city was started, d few years
ago. | bought a large block OF town lots
One lot. that two or three years ago cost
Inc $500, ! refused $4,000 for the other day,
i mention this instance TO give an idea
of how property Is increasing with us. -
Asked as to the present political status
of the state, Mr.. Custer answered.:
Governor Brady favors state wide
prohibition. j. NJ. Hawlcy, the Demo-
cratic candidate, promises nothing, but
In speech delivered In Shoshone the
other evening. he said that, IL elected
governor. he would enforce laws to the
letter, so long as II was permitted to be
part OF the code designed to be for tho
guidance of the citizen. irrespective of
whom it might affect. 1 think the peo-
pie are with Mr., Hawley on the propo-
Silion. We all know. as does Mr.. T1aw-
ley. that political cxpediency has brought
this prohibition question to the frcrg
with no Intention of enforcement should
1t became law. am a Republican. but
not. / hope. hypocrite. and for that
reason shall vote for Hawley at the cn-
suing election"
IT is three years since Mr.. Custer Wis
lted Salt Lake. and he expressed great
surprise. at the substaBtial improvements
made since then
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-27
FATHER Of GIGANTIC
AQUEDUCT SCHEME
Former Mayor of Los Angeles
Describes Immense Water
Project Of City.

Erred Eaton, ten year. ago mayor OF
Los Angeles, spent Wednesday In salt
Lake. accompanied by his wife They
were the guests Of Gus Holmes OF the
Knutsford. Mr.. and Mrs Eaton are OH
their way home from an extended trip
through tho cast
Mr. Eaton Is known a. tho father of
the Owens river project. project winch
Is designed 10 carry tho water 260 miles
southwark across tho Mpjavc desert
This gigantic project is tho third larg-
est OF It's kind in tho world Mr. Eaton
said, Nineteen years ago. Il SAW mo
necessity for II greater supply OF water
than was possible from the Los Angeles
river. / sought to impress this fact upon
tho people when | was city engineer, and
after l had been mayor Of the city For
thirteen years | resided in the MoJave
valley. during which time l worked out
tho feasibility Of conducting tho waters
OF Owen river TO Los Angeles. The nc
Ccssity for AN increased supply or water
WIS so apparent that the authorities.
being convinced Of the feasibility Of tho
Owen river project, called upon the city
and county OF Los Angeles for bond
Issue OF S23, 100000, which was voted for
three years ago.
Shortly after the negotiation of tho
bonds. work Oh the project was COM
menced. The aqucduct win be COM
have already been completed. leaving
only four more TO be constructed. The
work now to be done is I'm the open
country. nearly half Of which has been
completed
Tho building has been dono at the
rate of slXty-four miles a year, and this
distance will be increased from now on
Politics had no place in il from its in
ccptlon. Tho work Is all being dono by
American labor, and tho expenses in cv-
cry department havo been kept below
the estimates.
when completed the Owen river wa
ter system will supply water for popu-
lation of $500 900 people, and render thou
sands OF acres OF non productive land
worth. In IL few years from 500 TO $1,000
per acre.
Tho project Is an expensive one. but
in the end will prove TO be the best In
vcstmcnt Los Angeles ever mado and
one OF It's richest and greatest assets
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-27
YANKEE GIVES SIS TO
CONFIDENCE WORKERS

Earnest Barbezocl5, O. florist of New
Haven. Conn. stopped Off In Salt Lake
Wednesday ell route home from visit in
Los Angeles. His train was late and he
Denver e. Rio Grapdc station. Here he
met an affablc stranger. who gained his
confidence.
About this time another man rushed
up, out OF breath and somewhat excited
lie told OF gold bullion, exhibited check
on the WelIs-Fargo Express company
telling how Imperative ii was TO have
$50 so finally Barbezock's friend gayc
the newcomer $50, Now Barbczock want
cd 10 accommodate his newly made
friends friend. so he also gave him SIS.
Tho second stranger thanked both and
went away A few minutes afterward
the other man excused himself 'for a
minutes. but did not return. Barbezock
finally notified the police,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-27
City and Neighborhood

THE Anderson Insurance agency Is su-
ing d. +. knowlton In the district court
TO recover $472.50 alleged to be due on
a promissory note executed June IL. 1910.
T.. w. EVANS is suing Annie and Emil
Mill in the district court to foreclose
mortgages on property. given to secure
the payment of borrowed money to the
amount of s2S39.09.
THE Peery Bros. Milling company OF
Ogden Wednesday filed amended incor-
state, changing the name TO the Utah
Milling company
AN AIDE is wanted by the govern
ment's coast and ecodetic survey, at a.
salary OF SI20 q year. The examination
of applicants will be held at the federal
building In this city November %
A Girl. baby was born yesterday morn
ing OF Mr. and Mrs. Il. A. Roycraft at
6lS South Main street. the little maiden
coming as d birthday present TO her
father. who vas celebrating his own
anniversary.
THE Gillis Construction company Is su-
ing the Covcy Construction company in
tho district court TO recover s3599 50 all
legged &c be Que under a contract for
CONSTRUCTION work done on buildings at
South Temple and A streets. Breach OF
contract is charged.
FILA CLOUKEY of Midvale asked the
district court Wednesday for letters of
administration ON the estate of her hus-
tate March 5. this year. leaving An in
terest in lands In the Isle of Pines valued
at $500. The only heir besides the widow
IS a daughter, Mclba. 2 years old
GEORGE w. KELLY made applica-
tion to the district court Wednesday for
letters of administration on the estate
OF Caroline Rasmussen. who died here
October %, this year. leaving an estate
valued at $1,000, consisting OF realty in
lot I, block ~. plat B. Salt Lake City
survey worth 325O0, and household goods
and jcwclry. valued at $1,000,
FOR their efficient work early Mon
day morning. at the fire which destroyed
damage TO the Daniels stores and the
Bungalow rooming house. Max Daniels
wednesday sent 10 the department a let
ter Of appreciation and thanks, giving
Chief w II. Glorc. Assistant Chief Fitz-
gerald and the men unstinted praise.
4. G.. CULVER. aged "a. OF 1A3 East
Third South street was arrested Wed :
nesday by Patromen Christensen and
Phillips. on a charge Of robbery, Gull
NhHlen to the latter's room in the New
Crescent. 329 South State street, and
| robbed him OF s65. Culver will probably
be arraigned In police court THURSDAY.
HERBERT sTAGYSE and J. It. Sin
gletor a.e charged with grand larceny
In complaint issued by the county at
| torncy Wednesday. The men, II is all
iGeed. secured Evelyn Smiths trunk from
The Salt Lake & Ogden Railway com
! pany'a baggage room by false representa-
| tlon and then looted It. Tho tr,InlS'g con-
tents were valued at $3.50.
| LGCIAN II. SMYTH. chief deputy Unit
ed states marshal. and Julian Riley.
| deputy United States marshal left Ia st
night for tho extreme southern part of
the state 10 summon jurors and Wit
n"ssrs Ior the November term of the
| United States district court which will
begin Its sessions with Judge John A
Marshall on tho bench, November IL.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-27
TO ARRAIGN FINN WHO
MURDERED C0MPATRIOT

William Njemi the Finn. who shot and
killed Sam Osterberg Monday night in
the Commercial bar. will be given O pre-
liminary hearing In police court this
raiGned In police court Wednesday on a
charge OF murder In the first degree.
Judge J. J Whitaker ordered that a
plea OF not guilty be entered and fixed
the time for preliminary hearing for
Thursday.
Niemi, who understands bur little Eng
iish, evidently does not realize the enor-
nity OF the crime He makes no denail
OF the fact that he shot Ostevberg. but
he did it to stop Ostcrberg tronl
shaking him
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-27
The stars incline. but do not CON
HOROSCOPE
BY Cosette.
Thursday, October 27, 1910
Saturn with vexing rays
Shall rule for many Gays.

On this 3oOth day. with the Nc!
an earthly sign. Saturn. the sns
planet, moves Into opposition WY
Sun. and Mercury comes into p
conjunction with Mars.
Saturn Will continue 10 exert
evil influence III nearly the Z:
November, according 10 aStrolosy;,, =.
is a menace or Impending "
among nations. great errors IN !ups
by individuals as well a. govern.
and u strong, malignant tendency =
evil report and violent actions.
During the next week there aiS.
10 be many public scandals ahu
passions. .,st
Many astroloGcrs forteteil un'
remarkable jn history. s..,u
the planets assume POSITIONS ',vr rrs
time on that arc held 10 sl6niiy ~
mechanical and physical eiiecs ~, y,
earth. suggesting danger oil eA.t NJ ~ :,
violent storm. troubled seas ai'e
strange disasters. w..,v
The American continent IS nho{
affected, according TO tne ,e5 5o'
astrolugy. British asiroloSels
danger along the coasts. .or6r
.Astrology always holds, t1at evr,S ,n.S
tions Ike these are eVH loi ,sr,]j
changes. bourscs and other sps ss
centerS and enterprises, p,Isar5e<'
Il confusion OF designs ana schusi hsnr,si|
causes great excitement and son.s,ii soseni
panic I'm financial circles that ''F~
speculation. ,,d HI
For this day the sign is sooo,h ,hs =,
efforts To reach individuals or ~
lie by speech. writings or prin,csSr nssr
ter, but there is an evil sign o,s
thing written or signed III lnsdt sundtr
SnoppIng. um,lsemeuts. new uis M
ings. real estate. industries aiu tiSns q
generally are under bright shauu
I'm the matter of depending On o,rrtcrss!f
luck. without safeguarding
careful. solid labor, ,.,nortauI
There Is sign OF 'aIi lippo'
terance" for this day. ,s ,oday
profit during the twelvemontn. .nS
take care not 10 let anger UT ."
impulse sway them. -, under
Children are born tooay that q
cusp of Libra -Scorpio, a unio. md a.
gives wonderful bodily hcaitn AA'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-27
"GRANDMA SWISS" DIES
AT RIPE OLD AGE OF 81

Mrs. Ellen SchwitzSabel, 81 years old
100 South Main street. died at the home
OF her granddaughter. Mrs. Lillian Wirth
al citizens court, at 2:30 o'ciock
Wednesday afternoon. of pneumonia
Mrs. Schwitzgabel was the widow of I,u-
cien Schwitzeahel, who died In this city
nearly twenty years ago Born In Bed.
ford. England, December 2. 1926, she
came to Salt Lake In 1861. becoming fe-
miliarly known as "Grandma Swiss. -
Two daughters. Mrs. Rosa Mitchell OF
Marion, Utah, and Mrs. Mary G. Iba of
Casper, Wyo., fourteen grandchildren and
twenty great-grandchildren survive.
Both daughters and many other rclatiyce
Will be here for the funeral
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-27
King Goal.

King Coal is mined by the Castle
Valley Coal company at Mohrlaud
Utah, Mohrlaud is about thirty miles
from Price. The mines are said by ex.
perts to be the largest in the world,
i'll the United States. An average
analysis shows heat units of 1859. Ask
Your dealer what other Goals show in
this respect. Heat units show what auy
coal does toward cooking your dinner,
beating your home or generating steam
in boiler. The greater the heat units
the moro serviceable the coal is. King
Coal is sold exclusively by this firm
IN Salt Lake because it is the best Goa
We could find. Western Fuel Co., 73
Main street
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-27
Officer Attached to 81.
Force Conducts DisgracsI'
Place in Bingham.
YET CHURCH REPUBLlC.xs
ARE POSING AS MORAI1S
Liquor Delivered in Coal w..
Belonging to One Of Pam,
Leaders, 4

While the church Republican. ..
Lake are elamoring loudly abo.,
repression Of vice and
deputy sh riffs to pursue tb, y;.I ~
their lairs and expose them in 49,
lines in the morning "'GimIet !,
good citizens Of Bingham ara 81,
for protection from the coun,v b
shcriffs.
The people of Bingham, like II.
dents OF other mining eamps !,
west, are not particularly 49,
clamoring for a great moral unl;s.
they do feel that it is time IN +
halt when deputy sheriff, paia I.
taxpayers of tho county, ths
prIetor OF "A low saloon and 4 o.r.
dive insists on supplying Linn.
"blind pigs in Bingham.
Many Complaints MAIDS,
Repeated complaints have cam.
people in Bingham, especially f,a-
better class Of saloonkeepes. vkc
their license 10 conduct r gallon
ness, to the effect that tbe 4.
sheriff assigned to Bingham nof'
refused TO close the "blind !,
operating in the camp, but actuall,
couragcd their continued operation
One of the most prominent r.
cans in Salt Lake county said !.
day afternoon that "blind pigs,
being conducted almost opcnIv
that the liquor sold by them w,
cured through the dive of Forb~
Melich in Carr Fork.
The Forbes Of this saloon
gambling firm is Jack Forbes. IA
sheriff under Joseph G. Sbarp' II
murder trial in Salt Lake g. Conn
years ago Forbes admitted nan
ship in the saloon, and was msu,
from the force for short fine
was reinstated, however, aud non
cuples the anomalous positiop'
gambling-hous6 keeper and d
sheriff.
The Melich of the firm is an Aud
TO whom citizenship was denisd
cause the district court decided "a
would not make useful citizen q
republic. He has had rather an
savory reputation, and associates
the more undesirable Of the fofei1
ut Bingham.
Delivered III Coal Wagons
Furthermore. it is charged that
liquor purchased from Forbes q u
is delivered to the "blind pia'
the coal wagons Of Atha Williams
Williams is ''sub- chairman Of
church Republican committee,
jurisdiction over the church Aeg
cans of Bingham.
With gambling of all kinds In b
tion at Binoham day and night, n
pigs" with the church RepublicaA
litical arbiter of the camp furnis
transportation for the stock tor
"blind pigs" wouldu't it paralyze
to think of the deputy sheTiffs q
into Salt Lake preaching moral
tude!
Next we shall be hearing Of U
Orchard and Butch Cassidy lecfy
on the evils Of bridge parties.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-27
Swanson. Rurkland Wedding

4 quiet famIIy wedding at tho home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. o, Swanson. 1895 South
First West. WAS that which "Wednesday
bert s Swanson. and Miss Jennie G.
Burllland. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. P. A. Simpkin in the presence
OF the family and friends, AT the dim
ner following covers were laid for twenty
four guests. Mr.. and Mrs. Swanson will
make their home, after the honeymoon at
Scofield Utah