The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-09
TAFT MAY CLIMB
 MOUNT RAIbI1R

tu mountain and iu meadow SD auutruly mas tec and s a.#.ata.y
 beautiful a. Co be aaaed and sau.tiHed
 in the p.aau muG .s taa Indian. Traai- deut William Howard Taft wI pend sunday. october 1... Tat w.u ...it Mount Rainier on lh. ,rp ta Che Pa eltc coast yIslt mad. 70. .H.. tu fa. limited dm. lac ras He government built roads and thc Improvements made and train -sr,le. established ou the |oI Tacoma N Eaate- rad ny Che |rufga-u. 1,uwa.. .saa N Puget Sound |1ur.m Tn, presidents visit wHI be |a fitting close ta tn. most successful tourist soas.n now at its height ever Ic>uerIanea. rn Rainier National park Trar,lug og.r the Milwaukee mp col ltha mountain. fine pra.G.it HHI ',aea hi. train at Ashford. t.r l.rmm. pr Ih. liua. and thence rr by ant.mubH, ta Rainier inn won within tan national |uarF Prom this point either by aeo coach. automobile over tho government Iruai cor on hor.ehar's oe,r a romantic Ippuy trail through and up tre s.des of
 tnc canyons he win make a 1utca trlp |to God da Roof carH.u. at tho highest IpoInt of which snow and n.rHaw r..t. |SaHdjrr on tHe snow fields He v#' N. |ahru 70 pick deHcat. wild now,r- r. win wade through aaH. n. mountain Iestar and utHer vandarmI b'asame lhnt a few -t.r. oat onto snow fold .eNtenlir= s.. aHa ag.r mile an i'4a mountain side |" tH. ,arv ere-t ae on. .p.ae
 The Indians oaHaa uis mountain which is ftaGa foot hirh and rls.s mo-e Itnan 5000 feet above its nearest s.stsr Ipaaks. taafr god Gods Roof Garden.
 Dor Paradise Vahg. which i4 hHt one of |mouv wonderful natural nar's ovaroE- .In. two miles In width and afrf.ur tna Imumuau frsr below tre snow line 0rz Iua.r -aHsrDr tHefr r'a.e TT rafH-c. Never was rrora b.u1sH.1 #r quarrel Iw'Hn it. arms naea raI1 down at .fe I.utrane, and i-ra tHe pursued had no
 fear er yIal.ra. vr .ar..re hv Hl- p.r-
 .nr n vaa ha..n ns refuge < Iw.Hui1n auH n sH#.r af wai.a John Muir tha great r.sa'a'n climber F
 "of an the Ire -anaa. wHns
 me h.rcane. anea h'a-ed aI.n. 'ra u1-
 Iel0r coast. Mount r7nor Is .ho rob-
 I'oaf in form. ffs zfnr w ia dome
 rI-as nnear It's f0r. lHa world hy '.a'f Above the forests tearo f# a . z"r or tho 'avelIot flowers. ea closely tpaafe1 and myuraut that !. n. Itr nature were cclaamizlnr taa pr el ous ground. and trying fa .. n.v ] Imanv of ncr da-Hs aa. e.H together ia ono warHf#u < Ias.ar. au-'naa.a c.'#-eta.# l .thraawu. larr#aa-a a,e. aaan. q wh.ah We wade knee de.u and u7-s ; Ideep the brlrEt rarol'as h urla1 X touching pofal ta petal Araaarna z this is the richest suba'pfra rar3a0 \ ever found. a perfect fora .rgsnm ." Here President Taft win spend q time. win see and may go aHt an .r 4 or two of the twelve great glaciers O s on one or as many mtera'aei.rz tna ! flow down the mountain srf.e and 7r \ from Ave to alrrt miles In ieaFta a~, E a places two miles in width. TTc w-' { look down into. and climb around e-ea Il creyasscs and bottomless transIHe.H Il wells In the enormous fec streams.
 He is promised one day that win Q
 a perfect antithesis in its pcacen \ grandeur to tho turmoil and strife q <. the political campaign in which he !. engaged. Time will not permit his a, x tempt to scale the mountain sides [
 its crest. not a difficult but an arduor k trip which Is being made daily by tour . ist- who visit this wonder place. Keith
 CT wUl he have time to go over th N trall into ndian Honry's Hunt'n F Ground. another wonder place frn k klWhich other grand views of th- mura e tain and surrounding peaks is secu- ed. TEe win have hut a da yin God K Roof Garden. whence he must return
 the tumultuous crowds in Seattle. Ta
 coma and other coast cities who & M la A --.- .,.a N..- t.e