Show WHIRLWIND TO ToI Bl I NOW EARN Sl S srA STANDING OF CONTESTANTS IN YELLOWSTONE PARK CONTEST CONTE T 5 5 DISTRICT NO 1 1 I 1 toast Last Today's S Report Vote Vote Miss Madge Janney West Second North t. t 19 Miss iss Elsie Mile Mae Angell Angen nuLi S 'S Seventh East u. u 1183 Miss Lena Rives 72 Nor North Second West i 63 Miss Florence Sullivan Four Fourth h treat street S Miss Bessie 1858 1958 South Sixth East 6 l t 2681 Miss Johanna Jolanna Schick SOT Park PaTk avenue Miss Louise Ayland AYland Glenn avenue avenue 38 Miss Riley US South Eighth East 4 9 9 Miss Ida Lyon South Seventh East 7 6 Miss Ell BUy Elly Geary E E. 2nd So J i Miss Vivian Morton West First North 1303 Miss Nettle Nettie Van Leuven euven South Fourth E East Ett l t 1621 Miss Esther en 26 28 Jefferson street 17 1749 49 Miss Annie M M. Hufton 55 25 S street S 15 15 Miss I Isabel abel Higgins East Third South Sooth 5 5 67 57 Miss Katheryn McClelland 1 Marshall street s 60 1 Miss N Nellie Smith East Second So South th 2997 2991 2997 2991 Miss Miss Cecilia Pink South FIrst West 1792 15 15 1807 Miss Eva White 25 West First South 1456 76 1532 Miza Pauline Browning South Second East East 1368 1368 Miss Millie rUllie Williams 2 JT Miss Josephine Averson 2 24 24 M street 1 Miss Est Esther Estler er Berling West Seventh South 27 Miss 1 Pearl Duke 1057 Windsor avenue J 2 Miss Kathleen Fitzpatrick 0 4 Miss Marguerite Metras South Seventh East Miss Nellie Brown 12 South Fourth East r. r Miss Miss' Mary Lawrence East First South o 4 21 S. S Miss Ruby Uby Knight 1125 East Eleventh South S 73 S. S 73 Miss lIss Lucy Williams s I S 61 61 Miss 47 41 47 8 80 89 7 S p j s S DISTRICT NO 2 2 v Miss Honore Honors Stagg BIngham Junction S 5 43 Miss Mies MIttle Mittie Williams Highland Boy i. i 2208 2208 Miss Miss Misa Rena Newman BIngham Canyon r T Miss Myrtle C BIngham Canyon S 3 1 Miss Amelia Iverson Murray Morray t DISTRICT NO 3 Miss lIss Marie Gease Cease Provo 1 1603 Miss Geneva Genev Logan rOgan Miss Sunshine Coil Coll Corinne 2766 6 I 2 2523 Miss Ruth Bradson Ogden 1070 Miss Selma elna I Hanson Smithfield T S O f. f DISTRICT NO NO 4 1 S 5 Miss Lucille Stoddard Milford 5 32 2590 s Miss Della Delia Fields Eureka 5 Miss Martha M M. Garrett rett Mammoth 1060 Miss Nellie NelUe Conway Stockton Mi Miss s Mattle Durfee Eureka Eureka i Miss Lizzie Peterson Mercur 0 DISTRICT NO NO 6 IS I I S S 'S Miss Pauline Gianatti Helper 12 Miss Jennie M Morrison 1377 Miss r- r Rose rs s M May y Gibson Green River Miss hiss Mary F Fulmer Green River 5 Miss Evans Eans Castle Gate S S i S S S DISTRICT N NO 8 Miss Josie Carey S 9 95 5 2293 Miss Miss Carrie arrie H Hansen Idaho Falls l 1 gl 81 23 73 Miss Miss June Hull Montpelier Miss rIis Maren Harder St St. St Anthony Miss Althea M M. Morley Pocatello S s 1 i. S DISTRICT N NO 7 7 1 Miss Bessie Rupe Evanston r 2384 Miss Katie Love Rock Springs lies Hes Florence Downey Kemmerer is Maggie Maecle e Green River 63 63 S. S BULLETIN I Miss of Salt I Lake ke cast the largest vote today in Salt Lake Miss of ot Logan ogan was the largest vote vote getter getter in iii al all an the districts HOW THE VOTES ARE ROLLING IN FOR POE THE TELEGRAMS TELEGRAM'S MS M'S YELLOW YELLOWSTONE YEL YEL- LOW TO E PARK CONTEST 1 EVERY GIRL IS WORKING TO WIN AND THE VOTE DURING THE REMAINING RE RE- DA DAYS YS OF 1 THE CONTEST WILL BE SURPRISING Misses Sullivan and Geary are out for foi first place and anti they sa say that they willbe will willbe willbe be content wi with h nothing less less than the lead in m the race in Salt Lake City The contest in the S Salt lt Lake race will be one of the w warmest of the series andas andas and andas as the race now stands anyone can win The way the girls ar are getting votes and holding them ba back k makes a lead of elf twenty or r twenty thousand a small affair as it can be cut down in in two days Out but in in the State the various races laces are booming Misses Gease of Provo and of Logan lock horns today to day and and Miss goes to the lead lead Miss Coil however is close up and will make malte both of her ller opponents run run some if all indications do n not t fail In the Bingham Bingham- lace race Miss Stags Stagg increased in increased in in- creased her ller lead today but Misses Christensen Newman and Williams are ready to send in in bi big batches batche of votes otes and the race will be a hummer bummer The Tintic girls will do great work this week and they will wll show what mettle they are made of Misses Field and Garrett promise to go ahead of Miss Stoddard by Wednesday but the little girl from Milford sends word that she he will defend her lead and then some Miss still holds her lead in in inthe the Fifth district but this week will witness some sonic lively skirmishing in in this district If Misses Gibson Gibso and Mor l risen Tison hope to win win they will have to do great work the tho coming coining ten days Miss Hansen is right up on Miss Carey in the Idaho race and Misses Hull and Harder are at the heels of both Miss Hansen lInnsen is is getting down to work and promises to make things hum for lor the other girls In the Wyoming race face the fight is a a. ahot ahot hot one ono Miss Downey Dowhey will remain in iu inI inthe I the race rae and her friends in Kemmerer I will rally to her support The fight between between be- be tween Miss Rupe and Miss Love Is one I of the most thrilling of the whole con I test teat I Their There are tre surprises in in store for allBe all Be on he the go o is is the watchword Pink Fink sups sips must be signed by the subscribers as they will not be accepted accept accept- ed Cd under any other circumstances Wonders Never Cease Wonders never cease In the great kaleidoscope i o of nature s mysteries mysteries Yel Yel Yellowstone f Park ir Volumes Volume cannot he le picture r I the grandeur the sense of ot awe which overtakes on ont In standing before the gIants gi giants giants gI- gI ants of ot natures nature's s handicraft the marvelous marvel marvel- ous beauty and the hand of the Infinite as expressed on every side One peep at this great china closet of ot the he gods gods' and we will truthfully say with Shakespeare Should I a th thousand VJ years I never r would f forget ri l it It So im is the tho quiet of ot some come of the nooks and so o loud are some of the waterfalls and geysers that on one seems to walk on tiptoe of anticipation But the hand of ot nat nature re a ne has not wrought all the of ot the park The cS MISS MYRTLE CHRISTENSEN Of BIngham hand oLe noLe of man gh has produced c things r which are In n Keeping with the greatness e of the park More than 1000 has been spent by the Government In building roadways concrete bridges and beautiful i WJ rolling n l grades gradei e rl The transportation S fa nott ties of t the park are among the best I in the v world The system iem of f hotels hotel Is the finest to be found in any am outing place In the world One could spend weeks and months In tho the park without tiring of ot the place The first da day dij out and the young women who ho win the honors honor will re rest t at the Fountain hotel Vi Within thin a short distance from this one sees the fountain i e gey geyser ser and the tho Mammoth paint pots Here Hare the marvels of the geysers are viewed In the moonlight In Old Faithful Inn The Old Faithful inn which is bt reached the next day has on once co before been described described de de- de scribed but many of at the facts about It will beat repetition It i Is designed to conform with the wild ruggedness s of its surroundings and Is one ono of the most unique hotels in the world The big room which is seventy five event feet square and extends upward a distance of eighty eighty- five feet teet is In Itself a mane man marvel el Out of lava blocks are built huge fireplaces for fot this room They are aie a great variety in shapes sizes Izes and colors and all the thc fireplaces are built into th the fourteen foot square J I I chimney Fires of big logs roar Incessantly Inces Inces- Words will not fittingly picture this great place In this building is a sixty foot squar square room dining and then there are log bedrooms bedrooms bedrooms bed bed- rooms which are things of ot more beauty than one could reason reasonably expect Around the roaring fire In the evening the guests make merry and the popcorn crackles is turned In the pan buttered and salted and goes the rounds of ot the guests seat seated d about the room Then near the roof is a great obserVation observation observation room where a large steamer searchlight throws its rays on the spouting spouting spout spout- ing geysers and makes them shine out resplendent in their robes of ot whiteness Then there Is the beautiful new Colonial hotel at Yellowstone lake and the magnificent magnificent mag meg beauty of Yellowstone lake w which ich looks like a great smooth glassy carpet before the tile hotel Animals Are re Tame One thing that impresses Its itself lf upon the traveler Is the absence of fear In the animals that abound in la the park The bears will wm almost eat from a persons person's hand the deer and antelope do not start madly for cover when man Is seen A Agod Agod god herd of buffalo or great American bison is to be found In the park Then one can see the wild mountain sheep to advantage Trout Trout there there are trout in Yellowstone Park it might be said by bythe bythe bythe the millions The fishing is the greatest to be found anywhere At the F Fountain hotel the tourist re receives receives receives re- re his first Introduction to the park bears While there are bears also at the tho Upper Basin asin Lake and Canyon hotels to delight the tourist the Fountain bears have a reputation all their own and in interest interest interest in- in terest one with their many tricks The Fountain hotel Is the first of the park series visited by tourists Passing on from the Fountain hotel the Interest never ceases A convenient platform and nd stairway have been built at the side of ot Ute tle road near Midway J Geyser basin where passengers alight aUght cross the foot bridge over the Firehole river and visit the crater of ot what was a afew afew afew few years ears ago the largest of all geysers Excelsior It has not been in eruption for a number of ot years and is now but an Immense cauldron of ot seething boiling water water weS wa we- S ter ter Upon arrival at the Upper Geyser basin ballin the visitor alights at the unique Old Faithful Inn Upon Its completion In 1904 a battleship searchlight was placed upon the roof root nearly feet above the ground Every Every- night during the t season the visitor may witness the play of the geysers weird and fanta fantastic tlc by the powerful pow I erful light As for foi natural wonders It ma may maj be said that this basin abounds with more geysers gey guy sers eelS hot pools hot lakes and like life features feat feat- urea ures than all aU the others combined Fir First the traveler looks for Old Faithful ItIs It ItIs Itis Is near at hand the new hotel Within a afew afew afew few hundred h ed feet teet Leaving Old Faithful and Its compan compan- ions among thorn thom the Giant and Giantess Giantess Giant Glant- ess esse Ll Lion n and Lioness Grand Beehive Castle Splendid and Riverside the trip proceeds through the tha heart of ot the Rocky mountains Owing to the winding road the e Continental 1 Divide is t twice cross r re rel l of efe St St. eth ts at a an elevation os og feet On the summit sum mit the visitor beholds that wonder wonder- Two Two Ocean Ocean Pond divided divide by the crossIng crossing crossing cross- cross Ing of ot the stage road and so named be because because be- be cause the waters flowing front from one side wind t lr way t to tb the Pacific ocean byway by by- way of ot the Snake and Columbia rivers while the waters from th other reach the Atlantic through h the Yellowstone Missouri and 1 Mississippi riversOn rivers I On Yellowstone Lake S It Is is on on this ride fr from Jm the Upper basin that some som of the finest scenery of th the park k Is passed At Shoshone h point t one oneas ka rh sg tl has as a magnificent nt view e of Shoshone l lake and the Three t seventY five or more more miles smiles distant About noon the tourist teaches caches c the shores of beautiful i i Yellowstone Yellowstone H s lake Te the largest a arid and da M finest navigable bOd body of or water at its height in inthe inthe the world At tT the West Vest Arm rm lunch station an ap apr lunch is served notwithstanding the fact that It i Is more than a thousand miles from a a. v market mark t of an any comfortable size elze and that everything has been hauled by bJ freight teams s seventy five miles over mountains more than 8 OO feet above the sea level S On the lake Is an excursion boat which makes regular trips between the Vest West Arm and the Lake hotel There are many lal lakes es but Yellow Yellowstone tone Is as distinctIve distinctive tive among these as Yellowstone Park Is distinctive among the parks of the country coun coun- try The boat t need not t b be used for the th i mere re sake of novelty It h however All Is novelty I within W t the Yellowstone 0 I At the West Vest t Arm Is found the much much- talked talked-of Flail Fish Cone where a man standI standIng stand- stand I Ing lug on the edge of tho the lake lalee may catch trout and b by b only a a turning around bOil boll bollt It t In the cone without removing It from his hook Here flere also are some highly col ored pools and the ever bubbling paint I pots different In size e and character g r from S the Mammoth l Paint rots Pots at the Fountain Foun Foun- I tam tain The stage ride from West est Arm to the Lake hotel i Is through a beautiful wooded country overlooking the tho lake Among the i most noted points on this ride is the I Natural tl Bridge P f. f an da arch of f solid stone bv by the h hand of the g great a archi- archi During During- most of ot this ride rille may be bo seen een tho the rugged outlines of the Sleeping bleeping I Giant an almost perfect figure of ot a aCo aI Co Colossus formed by hy the tile mountain range I |