Show NE THRILLS ALL LL WHO Crea Creations Creation's on s Greatest r ate t l f Marvels rYel Lying Miles From Salt Lake Described by byOne byOne byOne One Who Vho Has Seen Them By Albert F. F Philips eT e T IT T was In the beginning 1 From chaos order had ha-d come coma oine and r d J the world was created crated There were 1 apparently some ome odds and ends end that had been overlooked o and when the accounting w was s taken it was dl discovered covered cov- cov ered that there were several leftovers leftovers left let overs that the creator had no use for tor forand and which Satan could not use These leftovers were placed In In- Ina a common pool thrown together and from rom them came one of or the marvels of the thO creation In which was combined a a. magnificent garden great forests canyons canons of oC grandeur greater every time one looks down them waterfalls beyond compare natural wonders unequaled un- un equaled In tho the word world And nd this marvel was located In North orth America only 10 O miles from that other great marvel mar Americas America dead sea lea In hi after years It was given a name that of Yellowstone park and still l later tor this government JO of oC ours set this garden gar gar- den of r Eden den aside as a playground for the people of the world It Is told of an Englishman who ho accompanied accompanied ac ac- ac- ac companied d a party through this wonderful wonderful wonderful won won- garden Jarden this paradise of f the tho Rocky mountain range that while all aU allhut hut but he raved d over o the magnificent views presented from Crom every ery point while hilo they went Into over the tho gorgeous panorama while they viewed with awe awo the eruptions of th the thereat great reat geysers had and gazed gi rapture Into the tho gorgeous tinted pools of at bubbling boiling waters all he would sa say was It Isn't fair Pressed for an answer he finally said It Isn't fair that the Good God who created this globe did not spread some of the wonders over other parts of or tho the world and not combine them hera all into one spot the like of or which cannot be found elsewhere in tho the world I J Isay sa say It isn't fair Geysers I Perhaps It Is la not fair for within th the square miles of ot this gre great t natural wonder there arc are more gey geysers than thanIn In a all the rest of ot the world and they play with like clock-like precision Warning 1 of the spouting or 01 eruption of oC the naters aters Is always given hen so o that all ma may know when the water volcano volcana Is Ss to break loose Scientists from tram all o over er the world have ha visited this eyzer lan land lana l of ot the north and ani the they will continue t to sit It It but none has been able to fathom the tho o of ot the great underground lake of boiling water nor the thc cause for tor the playing of the geysers And you ou stand In this geyser lan land 1 I overawed o for Cor In whatever direction you OU look there Is a i column o of Ov steam ascending toward the skies klu At your our feet Is a boiling pool with colorings 1 most beautiful prismatic maUc pools pools 5 the they a are re Yon Yonder er Is a lake and nd at one point pointon on Its shores is a n great cauldron ten feet In diameter where the water vater t r bolls boils and seethes while at its base the water 1 Is as ag cold as Ice O Over Or r there Is a a. petrified petri pets fled fied forest hr here a. a n ti It it i- i fall l the there th the ir grand canyon of t the l Yellowstone river rI mn magnificent beyond compare with all the gorgeous colorIn colorings colorings color color- In ings s that on only nature can cnn paint Nowhere on earth can be found round beauties and wonders so RO startling in in nature as those in this square square quare miles of ot park parle I You cannot find superlatives t to ox ex press your OUr d delight lIht at nt the magnificence ft 1 I of oC the colorings s In the grand canyon canon walls caused b by the oxidIzation of at min mm eral Hut But ut Explored And nd ot this magnificent park park whICh Is within the confines of at t to t o of th the great states of at the union was only ex cx x within the last fifty years Utah had been a territory and settled for twenty three years before beCore the Irgin virgin vir Ir gin wilderness which marked the te- Yellowstone park was t Invaded b by white men and It was two years ears later before befort the government go b by act of at created it as ns the first national p park rk thus preserving Its natural w I from rom for all time 1 Little wonder that the lied fled Men n e peculiar names namos to the tho many wonders ra Little wonder that tho the wild 1111 beasts ts ol 01 tho the rocky r range sought Bought sh within Jt ID IDIta its Ita confines nature confines nature provided cv r thing thing- for tor them thorn In this great groat par park There stands at nt ono one entrance to thu playground of or the United t St States States- van nn an arch and at Its Ita top Is emblazoned the these heat e words wordel Yellowstone National Park Created by Act of oC Congress March 1 1 for tho the Benefit and Enjoyment l I tho the People This arch was sas erected In Sn an and r was dedicated by Theodore Roosevelt Rons i ithen ithen then J President At tho the two other oHler entrances en en- trances trances there there are but three three Its It la th thy thi intention to erect similar arches r s which entra that visitors no matter motter the they the take will ill know that they 7 welcome to tho the playground which set generous neroUs government their benefit I Known to fo o Y Very ery ry Few Terr il ilOf r Of the more than 10 In the United States not 5 fo 0 have VC visited this greatest nat nat- naY der Eastern people can nn y tf the magnificence of oC the theN A A- t wonders of the g geysers sert of 4 kit ot man many can tell teU you ou of or U th bm- bm races race of New cw Zealand Q byl t p. p k yo tell you OU of ot the tho greater thor thorin In th their lr own country t day Of Ortho tho people of U Ut l of or them have hae ever er c cof j cla of oC the park on they thel q regu- regu which Is Is' Is l or of their home of a year I C I This of or course d I Ib b by tho the fact that J de dep natural Ll wonder wondo a l election I ter sine alac i Continue i YELLOWSTONE'S S 'S BEHOLDERS ea ts on s G Greatest Marvel l tie Lie But Tiles Miles FromI From I Salt SaIt Lake Continued Continue d from PaTe Page I 1 Part 2 2 1 grounds magnificent canyons canons natural natura bri bridges lg s. s monument parks temples f fth th the gods gorg gorges 8 that rival rhal the tho Yellow Yellow- so soe one e tho great dead sea dead sea Ben the homes home homes cuff cliff dwellers Yet with all this this tho Yellow Yellow- every Utahn should see seo stono park Another thing that has hns militated I I ag against the visit of ot to the Yel Yel- ie park has been that It was almost al almost almost al- al most Inaccessible from this silo b byril by ril On Only 1 within two or three years ears have hac pilgrimages pUe been made marle from Ut Ulah h by by automobile to the park 4 N New Xen- Line The Oregon Orgon Short Line pioneered the Ule wa way from Crom Utah It built n n. railroad at al a cost of millions of ot dollars from Sl SI Anthony Anthon Ida to tho the western en entrance en- en tranco trance of ot Yellowstone and this when It was known that the road could bo 00 boand boand and d would bo bu used on only I three months every cn year car Prior to the construction of or the road rOld everything In tn Yellowstone park was d dominated from Crom Minneapolis Tho The Northern Pacific furnished the only 1 way a to the park com coming In I to Gardiner a t the porth northern ern entrance Tourists who desired to make the tour were always always al- al ways w-ays routed via Ia tho the Northern route The construction of ot the Oregon Short Line changed conditions and tourists who knew the west est only because because because be be- be- be cause of or the northern thern ute route r learned t there was another west and that thatis IS lj was ns the more desirable The Thc result has been that visitors havo taken a ad advantage advantage ad- ad vantage of oC this new route to visit Utah Those who enter the park from tho the west nest side arc are entranced the moment they alight from the trains at S 8 o'clock In the morn morning InS InS' The rhe station la is In a grove of ot pines A 1 ri u nr room where the service Is not ui is out the rood 1000 equal to any it in the country countr fits one for the first I lpg leg g of the Journey Journe You arc are carried in comfortable automobile stages stager over o roads an and tho the only kind of ot abroad for the mountains a way one-way lO road 1 Road to in Old Faithful The he trip to Old Faithful Inn Is a constant succession of oC surprises You follow the Madison river up to tho Junction of or the and Gibbon Gibbon Gib Gib- bon rivers past the casca cascades cs of the Firehole Into Inu the lower louer Geyser basin a- a valley a containing perhaps fo forty ty square miles in which territory arc hll springs You ou stop at a remarkable mud cauldron cauldron designated as the Mammoth I Pots where the mud Is In con coma constant stant agitation a 3 giant boiling bub bub- cauldron of ot mud Then hen you C visit the he great fountain J geyser eser the White Dome Domes Surprise Lake and Firehole Lake In Buffalo falo talo Spring you see the whitened skeleton of a great buffalo burtalo entombed In this hot water sepulchre I Then rhen on to Hells Hell's Half Acre appropriately named and nearby Turquoise spring a magnificent pool feet teet in diameter then to Prismatic lake the largest Jars and perhaps the most beautiful spring in the park At Biscuit basin basla and Sapphire pool poola a brief stop Is made and here you OU see Je Jewel el geyser which erupts every few minutes throwing a spray about fifty feet high Near this Is Js Silver Globe and Black Pearl pools and the Artemisia gey gey- ser Morning Glor Glory spring Is reached where the like funnel crater with Its be beautifully and delicately tinted walls Is la Is typical of ot the beautiful morning flower Upp Upper r Geyser Basin And then you OU reach the upper gey- gey der basin with Its twenty-six twenty geysers and hot springs You visit Grotto Ge Geyser ser Cone and the Giant geyser and and and- then walk a a. short distance to three boI caldrons caldrons cal cal- drons then to Punch Bowl spring spring- but why detail for you aro arc told that Old l Faithful geyser will soon be sighted sight sight- ed and that every sixty five minutes It gives a natural exhibition throwIng throwing throw throw- ing lag a a. great column of or water to a a. height of or to feet Old Faithful Is reached You watch it erupt You see the explosion and the great column of ot water thrown skyward You seo see It ft spout at noontime and you OU pronounce It most beautiful You see sec it at sunset and again you OU go into Then at midnight you see seo it erupt and as an electric searchlight throws Its rays ray's upon the thc giant e column of ot water Water water wa wa- ter you ou declare It superb Then when you OU see sec It at su sunrise you exclaim magnificent exclaim magnificent beyond compare You rest and feast In tn the greatest log Jog cabin In the world Old Faithful Inn You arc are and toasted and banqueted at the Wiley Way hotel and I camp Then you yon Journey from the upper geyser basin ballin to to Yellowstone lake crossing the continental divide twice You follow tollow Firehole river to Kepler Cascades where the water comes tumbling down In a series of ot falls taIls to feet In height and on to Yellowstone Yellowstone Yellowstone Yel Yel- lake a n most beautiful sheet of ot water Dear Dears Eat From Flora Ag As As' As you wind around the splendid I roadway through the great pine forests forests forests for for- ests brown black and cinnamon bears greet you at intervals Monster beasts they are mother and cubs The latter tatter tat lat ter tel as ns cute cuto as babies will climb your car and eat from your hand Deer and buffalo antelope and mountain mountain mountain moun moun- tain sheep elk are seen everywhere And finally you OU reach Gran Grand Canyon Canyon Canyon Can Can- yon hotel having crossed the Chittenden den bridge which spans the tho Yellowstone Yellowstone Yellow Yellow- stone river and is the longest Melan arch in the world The Tho great gr gorge of ot the Yellowstone Is la at your feet You walk to the tho upper upper upper up up- per fall of or the Yellowstone river along tho rim of ot the tho great canyon and here you see the tremendous dons volume of water water water wa wa- wa- wa ter In tn the river make a perpendicular drop of ot feet striking a shelving rock at the bottom and shooting out like lIko a great rocket Then you ou go to tho the brink of ot the the- thelow lower low low- I er falls You descend a stairway inthe Inthe in inthe the the magnificent gorge which contains steps to Point Lookout where the waters of the Yellowstone take a sheer drop of ot SOS feet teet almost twice as high as Niagara I If you OU are standing on Inspiration o or t Artists Artist's Point you look down 1000 feet Ceet Below you is Js an eagles eagle's nest with the great American bird guarding her homo horn o. o Far up the can canyon on as a background Is la tho the magnificent water waterfall tall and then the rushing roaring river as It leaps and tumbles down the great gorge gorse Magnificent ln Kaleidoscope And the walls alls of ot this great gorge Glorious you say Yes Tho The most magnificent magnificent mag mag- kaleidoscope of ot color to bo be seen in nature anywhere In in inthe the world Walls that are streaked and spotted and stratified In every every every- shade Deep orange blends Into faintest lemon crimsons into pinks blacks and grays and yellows and blues all In a R. magnificent magnificent mag mag- riot of color that Is beyond the tho power of ot description Again you feast and rest In a n. hotel the Grand Canyon hotel one of ot the greatest resort hotels In the country I which cost around It is morning again and the third leg of ot your Journey journe Is begun bee You are taken first to the top of ot the world away above timber line to tho top of or Mount Washburne the tho altitude of ot which Is feet You go by auto up the steep Incline and when the top Is reached a view of mountain and valley alley and lake lako so 80 beautiful that you feel like dropping to your our knees and thanking the Creator that he ho has permitted permitted permitted per per- you OU to live ll to see this most magnificent panorama of His handiwork handiwork handi handi- work And then the descent down a superb mountain road where panorama after panorama unfolds ever every minute on down passing the forest of ot petrified trees passing Camp Roosevelt the Beaver dams on down to Mammoth I II Hot Springs and Fort Yellowstone I Here hero you OU rest for tor a short while ar are artl dined l at another of the splendid hotels In the park and then you OU visit the tho Mammoth Hot Springs s view the tho pul pul- pit-like pit terraces see sea the Devils Devil's Kitchen Kitch Kitch- en the tho stalactite and stygian caves From the tho latter Is exhaled carbonic acid gas ras which kills birds and small animals and then you O arc are again on your our way You pass roaring mountain and the thc many other wonders en route and at 5 o'clock on tho the evening of or the third day you are at your our starting point of ot three days dars before Yellowstone station on the Oregon Short Line You havo toured the park You have seen some of the greatest wonders of or nature In the world And It was over this route through this magnificent park that tho the governors governors gov SO of ot two twenty-two states made the Journey at tho the end of ot their conference In Salt Lake as guests of ot Governor Bamberger I It was waa the tho trip of ot a a. lifetime to most of |