Show Governors Elated Over Yellowstone I ome ack Tanned Tir Tired d bt Happy Executives Seek Addition to Park Snoring Regulations Bill Former Governor Spry y Author Is Feature of Journey Many Faux pas Recorded but No Cas Casualties as Most of Party R Return Return Re- Re A 1 turn to Salt Lake r By H Herbert A. A Westen v P POT NT with possibilities and of momentous import the visit of the governors of the United States who attended the Salt Lake conference to the Yellowstone national park will result in inthe inthe the lie extensive development of this playground and the establishment establishment establish establish- ment of Salt Lake as the gateway of this greatest of all reserves which will mean thousands of dollars in revenue from tourists This was the tile consensus of opinion among federal park officials and the governors the latter party of which arrived in Salt Lake this morning follo following ing a three-day three tour of the park Horace M M. Albright president and general manager of the leased property in Yellowstone predicted predict d wonderful results from the governors governor's Inspection and extensIve as the r re result suIt sult of the visit It is the first time he said we have really had the chance to place before men of such I executive weight and Influence the beauties of the park and demonstrate Just what we need TETON MOUNTAINS VISITED Yesterday afternoon Mr Albright together with Governor Carey of Wyoming Wyo Wyo- ming mig left the party at Mammoth l Hot Springs to go into the Teton moun moun- taina For years this range of or mountains mountains mountains moun moun- adjoining the park on the south and declared by tourists to be the Switzerland of America has been considered considered con con- as an acquisition to the federal reserve I The two men will remain in the mountains to talk with the residents and get their opinions regarding annexation annexation an an- with the view of recommending recommend recommend- ing to Washington that this range of or mountains mountains' b be added to the park This will wiil mark the first definite re result result re- re sult suit of the tho governors' governors visit TIRED BUT HAPPY It was a tired but happy party of governors governors and their wives and friends I who arrived In fn Salt Lake this morning morning morn morn- I ing following a trip in which the unanimous opinion was was- voiced that It was the most wonderful they had ever taken Governor Sproul of Pennsylvania voiced the tho sentiment of the party when he said I have had experiences in my life but I can honestly sa say that this Is the most enjoyable of my ex ex- Yellowstone park parl is a veritable fairy fairy- I land Every turn of the road reveals new wonders In certain districts it seems that wicked goblins once lurked in the grottos and rocky confines of canyon sides In others with special reference to the geyser district one expects to see the very Ver earth turned Inside inide out and the boiling Intestines burst through the crust which sur suj- surrounds surrounds sur- sur rounds these wonders As one governOr governor governor gov gov- remarked I never thought I would get as near Hades Hadea as this LIKENED TO But for the most part the fairy dells I and glades and the beautiful landscape remind one of or the ancient folk tales of the Irish fairies and the onlooker half expects to to see some eerie sprite come dancing in the glade To Daniel S. S Spencer who cooperated cooperated coop coop- crated Governor Bamberger Mrs Bamberger Secretary Oliver Grimes i I and Miss Elsa Bamberger together r with Mr Albright and Howard Hayes his lii assistant goes the credit for the wonderful success of the trip I Leaving Salt Lake on a special train Thursday night the party of sixty sixty- I four arrived at Yellowstone park Friday Friday Friday Fri Fri- day morning SNORING REGULATIONS On the night right trip up to the park on the train former Governor Spry reached an understanding with occupants occupants I pants of his Pullman regarding snorIng snoring snoring ing regulations The former Utah executive following following follow follow- ing a quiet investigation announced I that he had found out Just who snored I am nm always blamed he said And Anil AnilI AndI I I J dont don't snore If an accusation Is made I in the morning I J shall divulge my I t in information formation I INo No o casualties rEs rE's resulted I At the first t C call for breakfast ast at j I Yellowstone station everyone was on deck and the state executives managed managed managed man- man I j aged to put an awful crimp in the diners diner's supplies supplieR Then followed a n. merl merry little version ver var- r- r I sion slon of ot Button button Who's ho's hos So pot got the I button In endeavoring to identify bagga baggage e. e A solution was a thought to have hae been found when one governor started opening all al althe the tho I valises s 's II Continued on page pae 6 64 GOVERNORS ELATED Continued from page 1 bling his own It worked until he pulled out a pair of ot female unmentionables unmentionables and ind nd from then on all was lost LOADED INTO AUTOS After loading the party Into automobiles automobiles automobiles auto auto- mobiles the drive through the park began One of the first stops was at Hells Hell's Half Hatt Acre where the governors reveled reveled rev rev- I in a wild orgy of and as the beauty of the scenery t impressed them Former Governor Joseph Carey father of the present governor of ot W Wyoming Wyoming Wyo Wyo- oming o ming turned out to be the most popular popular popular lar man among the ladies of the party a distinction which he carried well throughout the trip At noon the party stopped for the I Iday day at Old Faithful inn where the first casualties were discovered in sun sun- burn Many are the tales told of this district in which geysers are so plentiful plentiful plentiful plen plen- but probably the most seemingly r far fetched is the assertion that the J rustic inn was built by a a. morphine fiend who designed the historic inn which is famous throughout the world INTRODUCED TO ALGY In the afternoon all were introduced to Algy Aigy One member wanted to know if It he was English The guide accommodatingly explained he was not but that algi was the lowest form of ot vegetable matter which was found in the geysers I A tour of the basin drew many wondering wondering wondering won won- dering exclamations of awe and praise and following a banquet in the evening evening eve eve- ning given by park officials the party retired On the second da day of the outing the visitors drove around by way of Yellowstone Yellowstone Yellowstone Yel Yel- Yel- Yel lake to the Canyon hotel ItIs It Itis Itis is a mammoth structure built of white whitepine whitepine whitepine pine and undoubtedly one of the finest of ot its kind in the United States It seemed rather strange to find this wonderful hostelry far up in the mountains mountains moun moun- tabs set alone Inside it is the epitome epitome epitome ome of modern entertainment with a jazz band supercilious bell hops and everything that goes oes to make malte a twentieth twentieth twentieth century hotel CAMERA HOUNDS BUSY In the afternoon an m inspiring awe-inspiring pw of Yellowstone canyon was obtained obtained ob ob- ob- ob tamed and camera hounds shot everything in sight so enthusiastic were they of the beauty A special entertainment mt was given in the evening in honor of ot the goyer- goyer nors' nors party Sunday morning a drive to Mount Mount- Washburn the second highest highest high high- est eat peak peal in in inthe the park by automobile was one of the big features of ot the trip More l than feet above sea level the party enjoyed a magnificent view I Luncheon was served at the Mammoth Mammoth Mammoth Mam Mam- Mami i moth Spring hotel following which seven of the governors left by the the northern entrance of the park The majority of ot the governors returned by byway byway byway way of ot Salt Lake The trip itself was productive of many things including sunburn and an overwhelming appetite A few of the things that an an innocent bystander was vas Impressed with are as follows TABULATED CONCLUSIONS That governors are humane they snore and get sunburned just like everyone else That if you see a tanned person with chaps chap a brilliant red handkerchief spurs and riding boots and in every way representing a Wyoming cowboy cowboy- you vou can hank bank that he probably is sum summering summering mering from Massachusetts That the scenery scenery both both feminine and natural natural are are wonderful That the West Vest is the only place to live in after alter all And that there is manya many a slip sup be between between between be- be tween the room clerk and the morning call if it you ou want to get breakfast Inthe in inthe inthe the morning Yes it was some some trip |