Show HEAVY Y PARK TRAVEL CALLS FOR CHANGES Preparations to accommodate the heavy tourist travel expected from oin the Yellowstone park this eu summer mer are Inthe in inthe inthe the making according to Horace M. M L Albright park superintendent who was In Salt SnIt Lake yesterday en route from Los Angeles to Fort Yellowstone Provision for tourists Is being made The Tho military p Is no rio lon longer er In control having been replaced b by young oung college men of forest ence once Tho rho arm army buildings are arc being lacing remodeled Hotels are lre being enlarged and attractive camping locations have havo been selected Transportation facilities facilities facilities ties are arc c unsurpassed a and the hc greatest i I i tOUrISt season In m History 01 ot me park will probably be bo experienced A boys boy's dream of oC fairyland will come true truo on Jul July 17 when Do Boy Scouts of Ogden den will begin bee their trip through the Yellowstone This is 15 the crowning undertaking of or according to Superintendent Hora M. M I. I Albright ht who is operating co-operating with scout loffi- loffi daIs to snake make the tho trip a n success The railroad is encouraging scout hikes to this wonderland of our country said Mr Ir Albright A party of New York boys representing boroughs of NeWYork New NewYork NewYork York Is h expected this summer TheMen The Tho idea Men Is taking the tho countr country Besides the tho usual Itinerary the scouts will wm visit the famous buffalo burtalo farm Carm somewhat off the regular route will upend spend some sometime sometime time in Fossil forest and break brenk trails I through other regions Dr Charles G. G Plummer Is In charge chargo of or tho the expedition with tho the scoutmasters o of the Os Ogden en troops |