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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-08

koosharcm, Start climbing
here. Altitude 100. 26.2 forks.
Keep to left with poles. (Road
to right goes to Rabbit valley
and Loa.) 26.6 forks, keep to
left (Old Fish lake road on
right, poles also fork here. 21,6
over pole bridge. Altitude 5000
Here strike real climb, Grade
ometer only registers a 30 per
cent grade. 1t went out of sight
here. Get a pole or rocks and
walk behind car to keep it from
sliding back down hill with
breaks set. Buck hill and if you
cant get over, sit down and
wait for a team to pull you.
(Note-Management of resort at
Fish lake said this hill would be
regarded and brought down TO
a 20 per cent grade. Adjust
ment Of earburetor, more air
and less gas will help here 2S.6
forks, keep to right (Old Fish
lake road comes IN from right
here. Telephone poles come in
here.( 30.1 forks, keep to right
304 summit. Altitude 9125.
Forks here, keep to right down
steep hill. 30.5 high rock cen
ter. Bad rocks through here.
316 road comes in from right
and then more rocks. 32.2
forks, keep to right and get
easy climb on next hill ahead.
33 steep hill and more rocks.
Keep ahead around left shore of
lake and find bad rocks at 33.4
34.6. 35.2 and 35.5.
'57 Fish Lake Resort. Altitude
5000. Gas, hotel. telephone.
(Note-Management Of resort
promised Pathfinder that all the
bad rocks on this road would be
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-08
Tribune Automobile
Touring Bureau

Information regarding automobile route.
through the inrermountain country vii
be furnished by this department.
Routes and maps have been published
as follows;
Aug 6-Salt Lake to Echo.
Echo TO Evanston.
Echo TO Ogden.
Aug. l3-Salt Lake to Ogden.
Ogden TO Salt Lake.
Huntsville 10 Ogden.
Ogden to Huntsville.
Aug. c0--SaIt Lake 10 FIsber.
Heber 10 Salt Lake.
Aug. 27-Ogden 10 Brigham.
Brigham 10 Ogden.
Brigham TO Malad
Malad 10 Brigham.
Sep. 3-Malad 10 Focetello.
Pocatelio to Malad.
Pocatello 10 Blackfoot
Blackfcot to Pocatello,
Sep 1o-Rlackfoot TO Idaho Falls.
Idaho Falls 10 Blackfoot
Idaho Falls 10 st. Anthony.
ST. Anthony TO Idaho Falls.
St. Anthony 10 .Cdens.
Sep. 11-Uden's TO St. Anthony
Uden's TO Yellowstone,
Yellowstone TO Udeps.
Sep. 24-Salt Lake to Provo,
Provo 10 Salt Lake,
Provo 10 Nephi.
Oct. l-Nephi to Gunnison.
Gunnfson 10 Mount Pleasant.
Mount Pleasant 10 Thistle.
Thistle TO Provo.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-08

29,9 forks, keep to right. Cleft
fork goes to ranch and comes in
again at 81 BIB road comes
in from right. The same at
BIG. 32.9 Jumbo plaster mill.
SO cross canal and then cross
Sewer river.
1873 sigurd. Main forks. Keep
straight ahead and cross
railroad, poles on right.
Main road from Rich
field comes in on left.) 346
Vermilion. frame school on left.
80 railroad crossing Imme-
diately after crossing keep to
left, going away from railroad
now on your right. 35.S forks.
keep to right. (Another road
from Rich6eld comes in here. }
37.S cross canal and turn right.
;3S1 turn left. canal on right.
394 keep to left past two-story
stone school on left This is
Aurora. 1916 turn right at one
story frame store on left at turn.
39.7 road turns left. 1915 cross
roads. cross two canal bridges,
turning to right 432 cross Sc
vier river. Az cross railroad.
Depot on right. 44.3 cross
bridge. 44.5 opera house on left.
AT Salina. White House hotel on
left
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-08
ASK NATIONAL RUIZ
FOR AUTO TOURIST
Conferences at Albany Tod
Will Try to Get Governing,
to Adopt Regulations.
Rv Associated Press

BY Associated Press
ALBANY. Oct. 1.-Automobils to,,~
wlll be given a decided impetus 4
conference OF the officials OF the ,ea.s
states having under their jurisdictIon
regulation OF motor vehicles. which n
been invited by The secretary OF !,
OF New York to meet at the capito,
Albany on October 8.
The action on behalf OF Sccretarv
State Lazansky Will 30 commenasd
the entire automobile Industry as
as owners and users throuehouf
country. Notwithstanding that :,
improvement has been made in ne
tomooilc laws OF many states, as
suit OF the agitation OF the Touring
OF America. which a year ago caI,sd
first conference OF this character
which ten states and ihe Districf
Columbia We're represented AT
meeting recommendation wero naaa
viding for uniform privilege of fIf;
days for non residents touring in oI
states, which were subsequently ado
at the conference of governors.
In this respect the forthcoming An
conference will naturally call partJc,
attention to road users day. which
he one OF the important features Of
first American road congress 10 be
in Richmond, Va. in November. IN
the auspices OF the American Associs
OF Highway Improvement. at vi
President Taft Is 10 deliver The ope,
address.
Road users day will he under the
rcction OF the Touring Club of Anie,
| and the programme, which Is being
| pared. VIII include speakers who ara
| Enowledgcd as authorities OH trafflc
dinances, motor vehicle laws and ID
lations governing the general use Of
public highways
II IS expected that besides member
| the interstate commerce commission
| federal Highway officials nearly a
state In the union will be represente.
! one or more or its highway or nI
vehicle commissioners
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-08
TRIBUNE EMF CAR
At UTAH STATE FAIR
Auto That Makes the Maps
Proves TO BE One of Big
Features for Visitors.

The Tribune EMF Pathfinder, With
its Diamond tires, was much In evidence
at the state fair during the past week.
The car was rushed home from trip in
and around the Bear lake country 10 be
on hand for the big doings al Salt Lake
this week and as n result thousands have
seen the car who for the past two months
have been reading OF lis long and hard
trips in The Tribune. The car was frc-
quertiy recognized by the oui-of-town
visitors, who have seen II pass through
their home towns. This was especially
true OF those living In the upper Snake
River valley, through which the car
ma pped q route 10 Yellowstone.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-08
and Sigurd Routes to Fish LAX
entirely eliminated by the sea-
son of 1912.
Fish Lake to Salina via Sisurd
44.7 Miles

rTsk A'AI1Co
(Set speedometer at zero; fig
lres show mileage.)
10 Fish lake Resort. Go straight
south with resort to left over
same road You came in on. Pass
through trees, over rocks to =,
forks, keep 20 right Road to
left goes to Rabbit valley and
Loa.) 4.3 straight up bill, D
(25 per cent hill). 5.3 top Of
hill. Look to breaks and take
your time from here to bottom
of hill ID forks, keep TO right.
(Old wagon road TO left with
poles; don t take this 81 at
head of that bad hill. Put en-
gine in low, use both brakes.
Passengers should get out here
for safety, walk along side of
machine with rocks or poles TO
throw under wheels should car
get away from driver All
right from bottom of hill down,
but 60 slow and be careful. 81
old wagon road comes in from
left with poles,
9.2 Main Forks. Keep left along
side of deep gully on left and to
left of big hill for Burrville.
(Road to right is plateau route,
the one used in going to lake.
The route via Burrville is Just
as good and is recommended on
return trip 1914 cross roads,
keep straight ahead, CThis cross
road comes from Rabbit valley
and Loa, 10.4 road comes in
from left from Koosharem. l0.6
cross ditch going north now.
10,9 forks, keep to left between
pole fences for Burrville, fright
is main road between koosharem
and plateau road. ia stone
house on left. Ill forks. (Note
Pathfinder took road to right
here along pole fence on left
and hill on right and met road
coming out of Burrville at 12.5.
Would recommend YOU take
road to- left here and 60 through
Burrville proper. 1t Is little
longer, but is better road Watch
for speedometer reading when
you meet road taken by Path
finder again. IF you take road
to right at 11S forks, keep to
left with pole fence on left.
(Right goes up over hill.) 12,o
road comes in from Burrville on
left. Water all along here. 15.I
top of hill. Down grade all the
way to Sigurd now. 21.l rescr-
voir dam. 216 rocky.
22.2 Main Forks. Plateau road
from Fish lake GENES In here
from right just after crossing
bridge. Turn left and go on
down canyon. 23.3 bad cross
ing.
27.3 Main Forks. Keep to right
down valley for Sigurd. (Road
to left up hill goes to Richtield
and is the one used going up to
the lake, 2S,2 ranch on right.
Go short distance and make
right angle turn across valley.
l. 1oT
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-08
Gunn1son to Fish Lake Route

There arc two routes to Fish
lake, One is via Richfield and the
other via Sigurd. The latter is
shorter by several miles and with
much less grade. Most Of the
.rgveL however, is by Richfield. as
accommodations are much better
st this point. From Gunnison to
Richfield one finds average coun-
try roads. After reaching the sum-
NIT of the mountains out Of either
Sigurd or Richfield some of the
best natural roads Of the state are
encountered. The last climb up
to Fish lake, however, Is steep and
hard. while the last mile into Fish
lake proper Is very rocky. The
Pathfinder was assured that this
rocky stretch of road would be
fixed at once and the especially
steep grades would also be elm
mated.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-08
AUTO TOURISTS GIVEN
CHOICE OF TWO ROADS
b. W. ID. Rishel

| at once no SIrdlRnt SOuIH WiUii
poles now on your left. (Road
going straight ahead at this
point leads TO Scipio. about
twenty-five miles, 81 bend to
right. 3,9 bend to left.
81 Aurora. Cross roads, turn to
left. small frame store on right
at turn and at % pass two-story
stone school house on right. No
telephone poles now 60 turn
right. Road to left crosses rail
road.) 90 cross canal and keep
TO left. 90 forks. take left road
here going through Vermilion
and Sigurd fright fork here
with telephone poles also goes to
Richfeld) 90 cross railroad.
10.1 vermilion. Frame school
house on right. 11.3 cross rail
road spur
11.4 Sigurd. Main cross roads.
Turn right past stone church
and two-story brick school on
left, poles on right, for Rich
field. (Road to left past plaster
mill is Sigurd route 10 Fish
lake. lis forks. turn left with
poles on left and canal on the
tight. 14.3 main cross roads
Keep straight ahead along canal
bank. Road to left leads to
Venice. one mile away Is
road comes in over canal on
right. 1873 road comes in from
left 16.4 forks, keep to right
with canal. III forks, turn left
away from canal
IT'S Main Forks. Butt end Of
road Turn right on main high
way to Richfeld. (Road to left
is main road from Richfield to
Fish lake and in coming back
from Richfield TO Fish lake YOU
pass this point 1913 cross
canal and then railroad. 1876
cross roads, keep straight
ahead. 202 turn left past city
jail and court house on left.
2O.4 Richfeld Southern hotel on
right. Postoffice on left. Alti-
t,lde 5350 Gas. oil, general
stores and hotels. Turn around
at this point and 90 back over
same road. past county court
house and jail on right and turn
right at 20.6, going straight east.
23.3 Main Forks. Road from left
comes in here from Salina) Set
speedometer at zero and keep
straight ahead going due east
, cross Sewer river. ID road
from Venice comes in here from
left. 2.3 butt end of road, turn
to right. poles on both sides.
Still another road comes in here
from Sigurd.
81 Glenwood. Turn left. two
story stone store on right hand
corner and one-story frame
store on left hand corner. 3.3
church on left, cross roads, keep
straight ahead. 81 turn left
around barn yard and start
climbing SO road comes In
from right Going up. 48 cut
off from Gleuwood comes in on
left. 6 altitude 5000 6.3 mar
row dugway. Z summit of hill,
altitude $500. Start down.
| TO Main Forks. Cross wash with
out culvert and go straight
ahead. Note Main cutoff
from Sigurd to Fish lake comes
in on left at this point) 50
old rock house on right. 90
reservoir on right 10 first wat
er after leaving Glenwood. 10.6
cross small creek III edge of
cliff. Altitude 1000. 11.9 bad
crossing,
Is Main Forks. Keep to left.
(Road to right goes to Fish lake
via Bear valley and Burrville
The road to left is known as the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-08
Gunnison to Salina Log
14.2 Miles

l4,L Il1leS
(Set speedometer at zero; fig-
ures show mileage.
90 Gunnison. Turn south with
two-story brick bank block on
right and go straight ahead L
postoffice on right, Is opera
house on right. Keep straight
south 6.2 main cross roads,
telephone poles turn right here.
but keep straight ahead. 6.S An
tel. butt end of road. turn right
leaving railroad behind. and at
II turn left going south again.
7.6 keep straight ahead with
poles. 81 cross Sewer river
10.9 Redmond. Forks. Keep to
left. (Right fork leads to main
street of Redmond.) 119 cross
river and at 13.4 cross railroad
Keep straight ahead and at 14.2
pass high school
14.2 Salina. Altitude 5275 feet.
Main street, hotel on left, Salina
Coop across street. Gas, oil,
general stores and hotel.
Salina to Gunnison Log
14.2 Miles
(Set speedometer at zero fig
ures show mileage }
90 Salina. Go straight north with
Salina Coop and White House
on right Pass high school one
block north. s cross railroad.
Keep straight ahead "a cross
canal 3.3 main cross streets of
Redmond. turn right (brick
house on left al turn. Business
center of town TO left. 46 cross
river. 6 forks, keep TO right
with poles. 6.S bunch of big
trees on left 10 butt end of
road. turn right and pass brick
school on right
7.5 Axtel Station. Turn left.
Don t cross railroad) s cross
roads, keep straight ahead So
forks. keep to left with poles.
l05 brick yard on right II )
opera house on left AL city
hall on left.
142 Gunnison. Gas, oil. hotel and
general stores. (Note-Turn
left at Gibble hotel for Nephi
via Levan. Turn TO right for
Manti at this point
Salina to Fish Lake via Richfield
SO Miles
{Set speedometer at zero; fig
ures show mileage
90 Salina. Go due west with
White House on right and Coop
store on left. and at Il pass op-
era house on right. a cross
bridge and al ) cross railroad.
depot TO left. 15 cross Sc
vier river. l.6 fork from left
comes over bridge over ca.
nall. keep straight ahead with
poles on left u cross ca
nal at main cross roads
The evening times., 1911-04-18
Piles Driven
Away Free
Cases of Extreme Torture Cured So
Quick as to Amaze All Who
Know the TcrrOrs OF Piles

Quick as to Amaze All Who
Know the TcrrOrs OF Piles
Even g. small and recent case of
piles is bad enough but thousands
are In abject misery. Great protru-
sions render life q torture in every
community and yet, right within ell
bow room is certainly drug store
that has the wonderful Pyramid Pile
Cure. II not. it will be mailed free
upon receipt Of the regular price-50c.
It works like a hundred swift
streams of waiter on sudden blaze,
puts the fire out, saves lives, saves
the nerves. prevents gangrene, stops
all pain. all itching, all bleeding, re-
ducee all swellings, internal or OK
ternal, cures quick and complete to
stay cured. Many severe cases think
they are hopeless. must be operated
on, have part Of their anatomy cut
and carved. Don't let it happen.
Remember anything cut off is gone
forever. Pyramid Pile Cure saves ell
this, cures nationally, restores the
parts to normal healthy conditions.
You can easily and quickly prove this
by sending your name and address
10 fyfamld Drug Co., Z7S pyramid
Bldg, Marshall, Mich. A free trial
will at once be mailed sealed in plain
wrapper and you will never after
wards be at q loss to know what to
advise when you hear of case of
piles, no matter how severe it may
be.
For sale at all drug stores at SOC
package and be sure you get what
you ask for.
The evening times., 1911-04-18
A STORMY MEETING
HELD BY CITY
COUNCIL
Will Decide on Paving in the
Other Districts This
Afternoon
JAIL SENTENCE FOR
SPEED MANIACS
School Elections Oanvassed-
No Police Matron Was
! Appointed

i, AT a somewhat stormy meeting oi
the city council held Monday evening
! the petition of property owners Of
district Is representing a frontage Of
! 3.490 feet, asking for Blome pavemen,
in that district, was ratified by the
! city fathers and the contract was
awarded to the Blome Paving com.
pany Of Chicago, Ill.
The meeting held Monday evening
was called for the especial purpose
/ OF receiving petitions for the paving
and to award the contracts. The
Blome company seemed to have the
best OF the argument from start tc
finish in the fifteenth paving district
but 1t was only after much discussion
that the contract was awarded.
Bills for the city school election
held Monday were received and al.
lowed, Immediately after which AL.
derman Sorlie asked for a reading o1
the petitions Of paving district Is
After they had been read, Alderman
sannes moved that the paving con.
tract be awarded to the Blome com.
pany, his motion being seconded by
Alderman Salisbury. Objection was
made by Alderman Valley, who con.
sidered the motion out of order and
the motion was withdrawn and a mo.
tion to pave the district with Blome
or granitoid paving was substituted
by Sannes.
A discussion lasting nearly an hour
followed, Mr.. Smith of the creosote
block company was the first of the
contractors to address the council,
Mr.. Smith stated that an agreement
had been made among the contrac-
tors, that none Of them would meddle
in the circulation Of petitions, he stat
ed that he thought this had been done
and that he would like to see the
council hold the awarding of the con-
tract for a few days, 80 that the 9TH
or contractors could have at least q
fair deal. He stated that he had been
put at disadvantage as he had been
called upon to bid only on the highest
priced material his company carried
the three and half inch, twenty
pound creosote block.
Paddy Mcdonnell was the next to
address the council and he continued
on the plea Of Mr.. Smith, asking that
the council not railroad the contract
through. He called attention to the
fact that the city Of Grand Forks has
the finest system Of paved streets in
the northwest and he defled anyone to
find fault with the paving he has laid
including the Donnellite and the creo-
sote block. Mr.. Mcdonnell stated in
a forcfble manner that the fault OF
any paving, where it had heaved be-
tween the car tracks was not any fault
OF his but the fault Of the street car
company. saying that he or any other
contractor could not guarantee pave
ment laid between rails of the size
used by the local street car company
and furthermore that If there was any
kick coming to him on the matter
he vas willing to fight it out with the
traction company and then find out
The evening times., 1911-04-18

bid "B" .................. 1,613.00
j. NJ. Carroll & Sons, alter
nate bid "B" ............ 1850
Lateral Sewer No. Is, District 5
Northern Construction & En-
gineering Co., alternate
]. NJ. Carroll & Sons, alter
nate bid "A" .............. 1855. .25
Northern Construction & En-
gineering Co., alternate bid
"B" .......... ........... 1861. .O0
J. NJ. Carroll & sons, alter
nate bid "B" ......... 1,653.75
Other Business
The bids for suits for the fire and
police men were received and open
ed and were referred to the purchas.
ing, fire and police committees.
A communication was received from
the Y. W. c. A. which was empowered
to secure a police matron, In which
1t was reported that they could Sc
cure Mrs. NJ. M. Marshall of Redfield
la. This brought up the question OF
the legality Of the appointment Of a
nonresident. City Attorney Wineman
when called upon gave as his opinion
that person must needs be resi-
dent Of the city for at least six
months before they could be ap-
pointed, but that the mayor might ap.
point another person who could let
Mrs. Marshall act for her. Mayor
Murphy deferred action until a later
time.
Speed Ordinance
The automobile speed ordinance
was the next matter to come up and
1t was suggested that the ordinance
be changed to amend the present or
dinance making Jail sentence for
second offenses.
The matter of having a policeman
stationed in the middle of the street
at the intersection of DeMers avenue
and Third street was also taken up
and Chief Lowe stated that it was his
intention to have a man stationed
there as was the policy last year.
The school election returns were
then canvassed and were adopted
as found in another part Of this is
sue.
The council then adjourned until 4
o'clock this afternoon.
The evening times., 1911-04-18
ADJUSTMENTS
The Third Degree.

The following is from the Burling-
ton. Iowa. Hawkeye: "They did these
things much better fifty years ago."
Is one Of the criticisms one hears so
frequently from old play goers. And
while there Is due respect for the
great names of former days there re-
mains a lingering doubt. Surely, they
put on no plays on the old Union Hall
stage as "The Third Degree" was put
on yesterday at the Grand. and the
play goers Of the earlier days saw
few better performances than were
witnessed at the Grand yesterday.
"The Third Degree" by Charles
Klein, is remarkably we'll construct
ed play. and there is so little that
could fairly be criticised, and so much
that is to be praised. that the fair
critic will keep to himself anything
that may not have found favor in his
eyes.
"The play is to be regarded as one
of the best Of the season, and the
presentation ranks with the most en-
joyable that this season. 80 rich in
good things. has brought to Burling-
ton. The company is an excellent one.
and the principal parts were taken
by artists who would be at home upon
and credit to any stage, while even
the minor parts were in competent
hands. OF Miss Sarah Padden. for
whom the play goers predict bright
future, Burlington hopes to see more.
In fact, she would be glad to well
come the whole company back to Bur-
lington very often. The settings were
truly artistic and could not have been
improved upon"
"The Third Degree will be seen at
the Metropolitan tomorrow night.
The evening times., 1911-04-18
Who Gets the Benefit

A store must make 1t pay you for
reading its ads. II it did not, the
cost of it's advertising would be
thrown away. For II the I'D. pays
you, it pays the store-not other
wise.
The evening times., 1911-04-18

It will be noted that the inventor
of that safety parachute issued a
statement about the test from the
hospital.
The evening times., 1911-04-18

The more secrets foreigners obtain
about our navy, the more they'll be
inclined to stand from under.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-09-09

tho sessions Of CAPT. W. H. LOVING.
the National Negro Business league.
He Is chairman Of the executive COM
mittee of the league. The duties OF
his position are many, for upon the
executive committee falls the impor-
tant work of arranging for the ma
tional conventions.
The assistant register Of the treas
ury, Cyrus Field Adams, holds the
important post of transportation agent
Of the league and has had his hands
full looking after the work of securing
reduced rates to and from Little Rock.
Ark, where the convention was held.
Our people are very much interested
in the First Separate battalion Of the
District national guard, which held Its
annual camp training in Frederick.
Md, recently.