Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1915-09-05 | Page 68 | Travel in 1916 Will be Heavy

IN 1916 i WILL BE HEAVY I r Inquiries Indicate Great Number Num ber her of Tourists Will Wi Come Comer 1 r West Next Year J SPECIAL TRAINS ARRANGED l Letters Leters Already Ar Are Being R Re Re-i Re F I Here Asking About Hotel Reservations 1 I Inquiries which hR have been beon received 1 j from several SC large larEe touring agencies In J tho time east by railroads hotels and com cow panics operating In tho the Yellowstone s spark park parle Indicate that tho the e westbound thoun tourist tourist tour tour- 1st travel In 1916 will wi almost equal th the 7 westbound travel during luring the present jr summer although th the two expositions exposition on the tho Pacific coast coat will wil be bo closed 1 The Tho Oregon Short Line the Denver tl cm Rio Grande the thc Salt Sal Lake Route and the thc Southern Pacific have hae already mad mad arran arrangements for handling of or a large lare 1 number of or special trains next summer and K IC I. I 1 Gillespie general manager t of or tho the Kimport tours which vf brought twenty three special train trains i through Jh Salt SnIt Lake during tho the summer 1 has lias begun beg Inquiries for hotel reserva j l' l ton tion j for Cor 1916 at nt both tho the Hotel Utah J. J and th the Newhouse hotel hotel In letters leter V which ho lip has lis addressed to local railroad railroad rail rail- rai road of offices cS he states that hii Ills his agency has af aln lly booked several sc crl hundred tourists to tho the Pacific coast for tor next year ear and that several organizations which hold their conventions In th tho th west Vest arc ikin making arran arrangements for tor the running of or Special trains to tho the Pacific 1 coast Contract for tor Sn Tr Train I W. W f. f J Thomas Cool Sons have already lv I contracted for a large number of or rooms room's I at both of ot time the lar larger er hotels for tor next net summer and the Haymond Whitcomb company Is now closing contracts with tho the Union Pacific I system for tor special f trains from Chicago to the tho Pacific ii i coast with Ith a side trip to Yellowstone park parl i It I was Wa asserted b by W. W II I. I Hunsberger er V chief cl clerk rk to J. J D D. Kenworth assistant assistant assist assist- ant general fi freight eight and passenger a agent ent o of the tho Denver Rio Grande Grand y yesterday th that t tho the Indications for tor 1913 f i J pointed to a a larger tourist travel than any an summer In ten years ears the present summer Already the Denver Itie Hlo Grande has reserved twenty special sue sue- cial trains for next JUl July from Chicago to tho the Pacific coast t