Salt Lake Tribune | 1919-08-22 | Page 7 | Many Tourists Arrive in City

Sipm Automobilists From All Parts of Country Visit Salt Lake. Although, several tourists have declared de-clared that the roads of the west are dry, dusty and badly cut up by heavy traffic, there was no slackening in the number of automobile tourists who registered reg-istered at the Utah Automobile association associa-tion headquarters in tho Commercial club yesterday afternoon. The roster showed the following tourists passing through Salt Lake for ! points east and west: C. C. Crawford, partv of four, Yellowstone Yel-lowstone park to Lawrence; II. C. Bird, party of five, Long Beach to Detroit; Walter Gnehm, partv of three, Los Angeles An-geles to Sioux City; Oscar Lampman, party of two, Montrose to San .Francisco; .Fran-cisco; J. W. Sides, party of four, Bur-ley Bur-ley to Grand Junction; L. E. Thesher, party of four, Yellowstone park to Pueblo; Willard Bell, partv of four, Kemmerer to Kedlands; J.'M. Kelsey, party of three, Wallace to Los Angeles; Dr. Fred J. Harrison, party of four, Yellowstone park, Cambridge to San Francisco; W. D. Russell, party of three, Vancouver, B. C, to Deming, New Mexico. J. W. Keys, party of five, California to Kansas City; Mrs. J. B. DeaD, party of three, Yellowstone park to Kichtield; F. Doran, party of three, Santa Barbara Bar-bara to Salt Lake and return; C. I. Ken-ney, Ken-ney, party of five, Missouri to Los Angeles; An-geles; E. F. Taylor, party of eight, Po-catello Po-catello to Vernal; Fred Martin, party of two, San Francisco to Hardington, Nob.; E. B. Powers, party of six, Yellowstone Yel-lowstone park to Colorado Springs; John Logan, party of five, Indianola to Los Angeles; Frank C. Jones, party of five, Indianola to Los Angeles; C. A. Rurielee, party of five, Iowa to the Pacific Pa-cific coast and return; Fred Jacobs, party of two, Yellowstone park to Phoenix; S. M. Warn, party of four, San Francisco to Chicago; and E. L Eichefugu, party of two, Fort Worth to San Francisco.