Sultan High School - Simco Yearbook (Sultan, WA)

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' Snyder 's Cafe Skykomish rivers, or to Wallace and Chaplain lakes, only a few miles distant. From Wallace lake an ex- cellent eight-mile trail leads to a recently discovered fairyland ofwonder the Mt Stlckney Meadows. Here are great meadows, clean, clear, cool lakes, abounding wlth trout of various varieties. Brooks, falls, flowers, cliffs, canyons are here, and the wonderful and easily climbed peak from which may be seen the Canadian Sawtooths, the Olympics, Mt Eleanor, Mt Baker and Mt. Rainier, together with a view of the entire valley of the Sultan and Skykomish rlvers from Gold Bar and Sultan to the Sound Even the smokestacks at Seattle are sometimes visible There are also many other alluring Jaunts thru the virgin evergreen forests To Wallace Falls to Olney Falls to Sunset Falls to Black Eagle Falls and to scores of other points of wild and picturesque in terests easily reached front Sultan Besides its hotel wlth its spacious accommoda tions and its excellent table servlce there is near the hotel and close by the iunction of the Sultan and Sky lomish rivers a free camping ground with shade and conveniences for tourists Come to Sultan central point for scenic and fish mg attractions where nature has been lavish with many gifts and where you will be made welcome fh ltHl , 3 1 I P 7 1 . , I - Y c , ' , - , .A . , . This advertisemlmt written by a student of the Sultan Union High School and pn'd for by Mr. George Snyder, proprietor and manager o t e Su an ote. Snyder's Cafe

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Sn yde:-'s Cafe SULTAN IN SCENIC SETTING Washington! What a wonder-picture it presents to the tourists with its miles of paved highways by the side of green fields, skirting rippling rivers, pierc- ing deep forests, or winding high up on flower-cov- ered cliffs above a green sea! What variety of at- tractions that would require volumes for description! There is one spot of surpassing beauty. It lies along the Scenic Highway from Everett, on Puget Sound to Skykomishg in the heart of the Cascades, 50 miles. The best of this drive is from Sultan to Index. The road is wide and smooth ,with dust little known. The traveler is introduced to a perfect dream of gor- geously-hued views, varying from fields and meadows to mountain gorges and canyons, where rush the grassy-green and foam-tufted waters of the Skyko- mish river, joined at intervals by the Sultan and Wal- lace rivers and scores of smaller streams. Misty wa- terfalls, as one proceeds deeper into the mountains, descend in feathery spray over the cliffs and reflect the unrivalled hues of a Washington sunset. The natural stopping place for tourists who would visit this scenic region is Sultan, twenty-seven miles from Everett. At Sultan an excellent hotel offers every accommodation and extends courteous service to the traveler. Here is afforded an ideal starting place for fishing trips along the Sultan, Wallace and Snyder-'s Cafe

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SULTAN HOSPITAL . Dr. I-I. W. BORTNER -l-.. I I PHONE HOSPITAL 442 OFFICE 443 Sept. 3 4 5 10 13 14 18 21 30 MARCH OF EVENTS September A quick vacation. First football turnout. Second turnout. Only half as many. New football suits arrive. Every boy in school turns out again. Unlucky day. Freshmen are worried. Sophomores look determined. Freshies are more worried. Big initiation in the evening. Freshmen elect officers. They need 'em. Marysville only a month away. The boys play Marysville football and almost win.