Show JENTY Will TOUR PAR Ls START ON TOUR O Of PA PARI Nl i HT Of AUG 69 60 A ARE YOU R 1 A 9 a t a a i MISS M. M MADGE DGE JANNEY TANNEY Salt Lake City i MISS FLORENCE SULLIVAN Sa Salt t Lake City j j i j i s n F yn iy MISS LENA RIVES Salt Lake City Two Competent Chaperons and n d tives of The Telegram ga Will fie e ein in Charge of Party Cw Complete p leIe Jr Ar r made I de for irk rk trip THE TELEGRAM 1 Yellowstone Park k p party will l-I l leave ave Salt Lake August 6 at 7 p. p m. m 0 Girls from outside o of Salt Lake sh should b be bg h here re by the ky morning of August 6 Come direct to THIS THE TELEGRAM office The party will be in c charge arge of two ch chaperons lII Miss sS Eliz Elizabeth beth Messmore first chaperon and Mrs Lee Chamberlin Chamberlin Chamberlin Cham- Cham berlin second chaperon THE TELEGRAMS TELEGRAM'S S 'S YELLOWSTONE YELLOWSTONE YELLOWSTONE YELLOW YELLOW- STONE PARK PARTY WILL LEAVE SALT LAKE LASE CITY IN A PRIVATE PALACE PULLMAN CAR ON THE YELLOWSTONE PARK SPECIAL AT 7 O'CLOCK ON THE EVENING OF OP AUGUST 6 6 THE TRIP WILL BE AN IDEAL 9 ONE E AND THE TELEGRAMS TELEGRAM'S TOUR WILL BE MADE M. THE FEATURE OF OFT T THE PARK SEASON REASON BY THE OFFICIALS OFFICIALS OFFICIALS OF OF- OF OI THE BIG RESERVE EVERY ATTENTION WILl BE BI BE SHOWN THE TJi THE EASTY BY ny YELLOWSTONE YELLOWSTONE YELLOW YELLOW- STONE AND ND RAILROAD OFFICIALS AND ORDERS ORDERS- FROM THE HARRIMAN HARRI HARRI- MAN OFFICES JIA HAVE VB GONE ALL DOWN THE TO GET READY F. F FOR R THE PARTY PI OF OP PRE PRETTY GIRLS All Ml girl ir 1 who r will be m members mbel's of tre tae party should shou d get re ready d Girls if froin rom In out I sido e of Salt Lake hake ake should reach here hereby b by br the tho morning of August 6 Q and come come coma duC direct t to THE TH THE TELE TELEGRAM F AM office The party will be be in be-in in in char charge e of t two o liss Miss Elizabeth lizabeth Messmore of of the tile Lafayette Lafavette school and Mrs Lee Chamberlin in lh These se two ladies ladiE and TELEO I I represent i ves will be in in charge of the die he party I IA A new w schedule of the tour through Yellowstone Park has been arranged bythe bythe by ty the Oregon Short Line people and isnow isnow is isnow now in effect It follows Fi First st Day End of track Hack to Dwelle's for lunch Dweller Dwelle's s to Fountain hotel for supper sixteen miles Second Day Fountain hotel to Old Old Faithful inn for lunch ten miles Third Day Old lid Faithful inn inn to Thumb for lunch nineteen miles Thumb to Lake hotel for for supper sixteen miles males Fourth Day Lake hotel to Grand Canyon on hotel for lunch eighteen miles mile Fifth Day Grand Gran Canyon hotel to Norris for lunch twelve miles Norris to Dwelle's for supper twenty eight ight miles Sixth Day Dwelle's to End of Track sixteen I miles No trunks are arc allowed Each girl irl may carry tarry five pounds o of baggage bag a e in in I Ivalice valice or suit snit ease case I Irving Is Outdone Somewhere in in the works of Trvin Irving I he ho pictures the florid Dutchman as lean lean- I v iv i o- o a s 's y iF Ica n v. v MISS MITTIE WILLIAMS L i Highland Boy ink ing f far r 15 back in chair watching watching the the smoke from his pipe curl in in graceful rae fuL rings toward tho ceiling enjoying t tho ho dreams I that none but the tho hippy Kapp enjoy Butt his cli dreams earns of pump and glory and power will be like toadstools compared with v a temple When the trip of the successful suc sue successful contestants for Yellowstone Park is is considered It will seem seeni like a adream adream dream so keen will be c the realization Seated Seater in in the lle elegant ant plush ba back backseats back backseats k seats of the finest car an un the Oregon Short Line the young Doting wo women ien on their ride to the park will bo be surrounded with ruth all the pleasure and comforts that it it is is possible to afford in in a modern moving movin palace Attendants will wi answer every evely demand within their pov power ei all th that t I n tr 5 t F FH H- H S. S i y yS s- s s J S MISS MISS MARIE CEASE GEASE Prevo convenience can aff afford l' l will willbo bo o offered i and like J princesses ases ui en route rout will the guests of or TIE THE VM be treated The intense interest that has been taken taken ta ken in in the tho contest his has caused many a a. a town toiMi alon along the ro to to take tako notice and then an intense i interest At many of the places the tho Ma Mayor or of the city eity will greet the young women omen women at at t the tho train In many of the places Ire Ire- will win be accompanied by by the City Coun Council iJ Then bands ands will dispense sweet music music for the victors along th the tho way J JEvery Every Comfort Provided To To the victors belo spoils but it will be bo more moro than spoils that that that-tha the the young women receive receive Every Everything thing that thatIS' thatIS thatis thatis' thatis is IS' IS believed to be conducive to their comfort and happiness will be supplied them Everything Everything remember livery Every effort will h be mage a to make mako this trip irl ono one grand rand glorious triumph triumph one one of or those thin things s which should we ve live a a. thousand years we ve never would f forget it it The The affair is is to be one of the events of the the season season at the park The hotels will make special arrangements for THE TELEGRAM party which which will be the lar largest ElIt to visit the park this season Continued on page 4 4 k h RAM AR I READY fOR OR TH THE THEl W l YEllOWSTONE TOUR S Continued d from page 1 Then Chen a special 1 effort will be made ae by bythe the he Yellowstone ne' ne Park association to show the beauties of the park to the I most popular girls of Utah Wyoming and md Idaho Idah in a Manner never seen be- be fore foreIt ore It is is' is the one great desire of those hose in char charge e to malce e the trip an event to tobe be long remembered One peep peep at at Yellowstone Park with its ts myriad glories shinin shining resplendent in lUa n a galaxy of of c chlor lor is enough to m make ke keone one walk on tiptoe for fear of waking the he owner of this great reat garden arden of the gods Its true tnie wonders ma- ma may never be pictured with the pen Words fall fan painfully painfully pain- pain fully short of giving ivin anything like the feel feelings n s and emotions that arise aris within a person when whim confronted with that halo lalo halo o of grandeur that follows follows' the enire entire en- en tire ire scenery of the park Is Seeing Believing Seeing is said to be be believing ievin but butone butone one is is still in doubt when the wonders of nature are seen with the tho human eye v i I I Ii i MISS JOSIE CAREY Pocatello I in in iri the the great reat wonderland natures nature's natures nature's own museum museum To ima imagine ine anything n greater I from the hand of the Creator would be belike belike belike like like carrying coal coat to Newcastle Then there are arc places for the comfort of the human race that see seem almost in iii keeping keepin with the great reat sights that nat nature re has painted on the panorama spread before visitors They are the excellent hotels that the park affords Could one picture a structure more in keeping with surroundings than the I Old Faithful JI Inn f The architect archi ar- ar arI I chi teet who devised this great house of c comfort was a genius in that line Here around the fourteen foot square chimney chim chini- ney in the gigantic parlor of the hotel hotl p people sit about th the ei eight ht great reat fireplaces fireplaces fireplaces fire fire- places with roaring logs and drink eider cider laugh sing and eat popcorn pop corn popped over the fire This place alone would be a wonder worth traveling traveling travel travel- ing great a-great distance to s seel ee e Tl This is gigan- gigan n. n 4 t 1 t tS S- S S 7 5 S 7 5 S 4 4 we y i I 1 MISS ELSIE MAE ANGELL Salt SUt Lake City tic tie room is seventy five feet square and extends upward to the tho roof eJ five eighty feet above In the pe peak k of the roof is isan isan a an observatory where the playing geysers gey gey- sers sets can be se seen n by the thc hu huge o ship searchlight Famous Lake Hotel Then hen there is the lake hotel with its colonial architecture and its ma magnificent cent view of the great Yellowstone lake whose whoso placid surface looks as dark and amI deep as the human eye The fo fountain hotel is a place which the traveler will also remember with pleas- pleas W v r F r 5 M u f I j. j d MISS MIS BESSIE Salt Lake City ure where the w wan warm rm baths are to be hail Then there is the canyon hotel and last but not least the tho Mammoth hostelry The Tho United States Government has spent millions of dollars in maltin making the roads of th the park as smooth as the streets of the city Fine concrete bridges have been installed and the drives each ach day will not be among the least of the pleasures of the trip In Inthe Inthe the Concord stages it is an absolute pleasure to pleasantly sail over the solid roads drinking in the scenery of the park The rides are all so to short that there is no opportunity to tp get tired To enumerate enumerate- the things of interest S 7 S 9 b MISS JOHANNA SCHICK I Salt Lake City I to be encountered would be like telling about the stars of the milky way One cap can only fully appreciate this by seeing seeing see see- in ing the greatness reat of the the- scenery itself breathing in the invigorating ozone basking in the sunlight ht of that high altitude lounging on the porches of the hotels eating with an appetite like a wielder of the pick and enjoying every inch of the life the Creator gave ave you Knowing Knowin what livin living really is High in t the e Clouds There are mountain peaks piercing the air to the point feet above the level of the sea and then you are arc up in the air yourself some Think of cr crawling up to the crater of 7 ii S Sc c J 1 S Si i 9 5 S 5 i I S riE i MISS EILY GEARY I Salt Lake City Special Guest Mud geyser which is a misnomer as it itis itis itis is really a mud volcano There you see seea a seething turbulent flood of mud continually continually con eon boiling and bubbling Yell Yellowstone Park is one feast for the eyes the lungs and the stomach There are the shaded glens lens the beautiful fringed ed clouds and even skies as blue as Italy's clime and one big biJ gash ash in inthe inthe inthe the earth ten miles long called the Grand canyon canyon magnificent magnificent Point Look LookOut LookOut Out and Great falls falls National Park mountain where the Fire Hole and Gibbon Gibbon Gib Gib- bon boa rivers meet Hayden valley valle- the upper and lower geyser eiser basins lasins Emigrant Emigrant Emi Emi- grant rant peak and the thousands of wild animals in their native haunts S 5 S 5 I i I MISS HONORE STAGG Bingham Junction Special Guest by man livin living with the same regard re re- re- re J gard gaid nl for man that animals have for each other i iThe The Tho air ail is as natural as though it were made in nature natures nature's s 's own laboratory distilled and made pleasant f for forthe forthe r the occasion And then there are the things to cat eat Everybody seems to feel well in the park Volumes would only give ive a 9 superficial superficial cial idea of all there is in the park Travel Tra it a dozen years and there would always be plenty for br a a. dozen more The entrancing rapture of natures nature's own beauty shop will stay by one when all memories of other events are gone The new Lake hotel Is a marvel man of comfort com tom fort and convenience with ample accommodations accommodations accommodations ac ac- ac- ac for years fo to con come conie e. e It is the largest hotel In the tho park and one ona of 0 the finest Fronting the lake and only a few rods from the edge of the water no place offers such delightful opportunity for rest health and recreation A golf course and tennis court have been arranged arranged ar ar- ar- ar ranged with great care and nd are are much tich used The he next point is the climax of the park trip trip the the Grand canyon canon It i is e reached che l lI I S after an an interesting Ung ride from the tho lake for the most mOlt part along the tho banks of the theft Yellowstone l t river e En route are passed ft Hayden valley le the e rendezvous e le usa eota of wild game Alum creek Trout creek the t ter terrific ter- ter r- r rifle mud volcano and the Gothic grotto nearby But as to the Grand canyon Itself nothing can convey con eyan an adequate idea of this most wonderful work of nature Astounded and amazed as the visitor has been at the wonders of the park nothing noth noth- log ing g so fills him I with A awe and admiration t as t the canyon There r i Is no limit to the cr T MISS RENA NEWMAN S S Bingham Canyon time that may be spent here with profit and pleasure Words and pictures alike fail fall to give the read reader r any conception of this magnificent Inspiring spectacle An artistic concrete bridge spans the Yellowstone river riv a short distance above the Upper falls ralls which mal makes es it possible to cross and view the Grand canyon from the opposite side Uncle Tom has built bunt builta bunta a series of ladders and steps down a narrow nar nat row rocky defile just below the Great falls and for a small compensation takes one down to their very foo foot Wild Animals Secure Wild animals rejoice in security In the Yellowstone When hunters come they must leave their roms guns at the entrance or If it they Intend leaving by another way they are sealed only to be opened by the soldier who examines them at the exit The only shots that can be taken at animals animals ani ani- m mals are with the camera m a. a The schemes tried by camera enthusiasts enthusiasts are num numerous and often ludicrous A M S r Wh-S Wh 5 9 Si S MISS GENEVA S Logan Special al Gu Guest st st. recent writer wilter states that the women devise devise devise de de- de- de vise most wonderful plans Some set traps in the woods in which the bait sets off olf flash lights arranged just behind the instruments and pens Opens the shutter si simultaneously simultaneously si- si the hope being to get pIctures pictures pic plc- tures of the wilder animals that prowl only during the night There r Is s no other place I e In the le world TV where here the h wild Wd og species le of eb b beaver v can be seen as l iii Yellowstone The park is the only place where the bison still roam at large There are several herds some confined confined confined con con- fined in large areas for the purpose of In Infusing In In- fusing new blood into them and some of the young secluded for protection from the wild carnivorous animals of the park parl the hope being that the bison species may maybe maybe maybe be perpetuated Bears are as plentiful in the park as monkeys in the tropics and almost as amusing They are the scavengers scavengers scavengers engers about the hotels The refuse from the hostelries of the park is deposited a s 's MISS SUNSHINE COIL Corinne couple of hundred yards from th the hous houses s where th the bears watch for their meals This is the time the camera enthusiasts get their best shots for the bears refuse to be he driven away until they have ha eaten to satiety There are some grizzles among them but the black and cinnamon varieties are In the majority The blacks are tame but the cinnamon bears show light fight if Ie any attempt Is made to drive them away When one of them bec becomes mes vicious however however however how how- ever he is condemned and killed by the soldiers Other animals that prove dan dan- k MISS KATIE LOVE Rock Springs Special Guest such as gray wolves wildcats and mountain llon are destroyed by the guards Some of the hotels have built wire fences part wa way around their h S piles but these are more for the protection protection protection tion of or the |