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Show I Mh THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, SUNDAY MORNING, AUGUST H, 1921. r V f -- BY- J. CECIL ALTER. ilimpses Given of First Day. in 1 , ' V c - Yellowstone ; i W EST YELLOWSTONE, which Is a gash on afreet wide in a great pine forest, whose bouses back up into the trees from the ' with the clearing, hibernate in winter, and in addition gets a hut summer: in sleep every night id awakens promptly wtth the scream of the locomotive wmstle every morning, in season, raises the blinds, tidies up the dining room and gets out onto the front perch or r gravel walk with a gong or a megaphone to call the Yellowstone trippers to breakfast. Here at the outset is a whiff of the crisp, bracing' atmosphere of vacation land. . The motley patch of handbags at the ead of the platform had, overnight, yielded several pairs, or sets you might call them, of khaki skin-tiggarments with pretty rows of buttons and shapely feminine tapers, and in the milling herd at the Alpine depot there were those who had fallen for the coverall dusters, for rent at a dollar per, which are dear, dingy relics of a former day, before the leavening Influence of a park management that has laid the dust forever in the wests most perfect highway system. But most of us just wore them as we would to business or to shop, for neither the dusters nor the frogskins are as at ths park as at Brighton or Haltair, except to conceal or expose, as may be desired by tHe Individual. i. ftr df ' vw. f k jlr rw-- . I'.,tv '$ rvJ"iv - t.F I Ifl off.- yellow b':.- ? . I - - f a- - V- A "V,m . . i , - oa ".rv . General view of ths Upper Geyser basin, Yellowstone Netlonfl perk, looking south from Old Wylis Camp near ths Riverside geyser. Old Faithful Inn and camp In ths extreme distance. The main automobile road crosses the foreground Just beyond the trees. (Photo by 8hipler.) Below, the grotesque crater of the Grotto Geyeer at the roadside entering Upper Gcyeer basin. from station to station, in true passenger train fashion. As we slowed up at Madison Junction, where the ed Gibbon anil Firehole rivers unite and give birth to the Madison, to let the covey of motorcycle rangers see that we had her under control, I slid Out of my wind cocoon enough to see ahead, between the hillock enstreams, the nobled by the name National Park moun- grass-liord- d tain, and I heard a cowman In the car mutter something about the good pasture hia critters couldnt get, gnd the seats caught us In the back again as we soared southward up the Klrehole. It was in the cowmans paradisical pasture between the stream and the hillock the Washburn expedition camped that just fifty .one years ago this fall, and Us members suggested the setting apart of the Yellowstone National park aa such. The speedometer of the oriole had gone off In thegargantuan stripping process, hence there was nothing to watch hut the splitting of the scenery ahead, as the reverse curves were skill-fullhanked against., one another in keeping the craft afloat. And aa the belt of oiled gravel j flew beneath the car. vistas of the sky, the forest and the cascades of the Et rehole were flung about our eara like beads of bubbles on a neck. The rules of the park allow the sagebrushers Ford thfesame road courtesies aa the yellow screamers with their passenger capacity, but when theae flying flatboata fall to make a common touring car look like a bent dolwill cease to lar, the Yellowstone thrill and ths geysera trip will swallow Inof stead squirt. hell-dive- rs Paint Pots Magnificent Mudhole "We've got to observe the schedule," heard from the drivers corner, like a voles out of a dying storm, as we came to the surface, so to speak and the landscape began to adjust Itself more around ua, "so wa will stop at the orderly Fountain for a nice rest, and avoid getting a lay-ofor going In too soon; they are looking for an excuse to reduce the force as the end of the season nears." Then 1 pried my cap off my ears and released my foot pressure against the cowl, and was comforted to note that there were no Ford parta dangling to our hubs or lodged on the running board. A few eommon cars that had tried to emulate the yellow boys were nervpusly competthe with ing geysers at the radiator, but the park coyotes were cool and calm. Ill aft Irregular Inctosure at the left, about the site qf a hog pen, and having a similar aspect, la a magnificent the mud of which la a thlrtlsh of fins consistency. It had been rooted Into a high ridge around the fence, but there were no hogs in sight, and the sign said, Keep out of the Paint Pota." Here la where the makers discovered the process of paint mixing pigments tfy Injecting steam at ths bottom of the vat and letting the bubbles roll up through the mans and. mix It automatically like boiling mush; only In this case the steam pressure is furnished from the earth's interior. There is a pinkish tint to the whitish mass, hence It has been called "paint," while a workman used some of this scenery In successfully years gone by to plaster his rooms with; as a matter of fact, on close examination, considering the cooky flavor and ths whispered p as ths bubbles burst continually In the surface, a real fooy" breakfast mush is suggested. , I ff mml-hol- e, lob-lol- ly plop-plo- ai Cool a breath of Spring light, airy Palmdayl. Youll like them! - Palmdayl Union Suits cost less too because they wear longer. Demand the Palm-da- l label! Geyser Spouts Accommodatingly The Fountain hotel stands silent and closed a few rode back, apparently expiring aa a result of the camp kits slung on the running boarda of the ceaeeleaa stream of private cars on the road, it la rather saddening. in a ,vay, for a chapter In the park's history is written about this old hostelry, and I did not feel that we were fully entitled to the truly splendid play of the good old Fountain geyser, not far In front shut-eve- broad-side- d Cream of the sleeping hostelry. But the Fountain wgs spouting skyward at intervals when John Colter discovered., his hell" In 1897, and thds it will probably outlive other hostelrleS and perchance even the camping habit in general, and when' the hundred grateful admirers, who thanked it for Its timely disptayjil are with the uniats lof'jthe dawn, the Fountain' will continue to breathe Its sparkling breath into ths air for ths delight of any who may chance to pass. I failed to register any sympathy for the honeymooning pair that loft a fine kodak In the automobile seat. Instead, of using It In such a place, when they reported that It had been atolen. They were In too big a hurry to take pictures. When the driver held out his hand tor an extra dollar for a Side trip to Hot lake for a look at Old Steady geyser, we voted ays. but ths majority of our car was against ths proposition. So we watched several little buttonhole geysers do or or la whatever It they gules goof wheu they do not really spout or play In earnest, and then got Into the great yellow sardine can and were off to the deof the orioles exhaust lightful chir-ru- p whistle. How firm and steady thews greet cars do run, compared with com-to mon tin, and how safe they seemed be. The twenty miles from West Yellowstone are without a rut, splice or Bl joint fewer Qeyswr basin Is a great denuded on Yellowstone blanket of ths patch lodgepole pines, several square miles la extent, containing several hundred hot springs,, and a few geysers and blubbering mud pots, chief of which are at Fountain, and it is pleasing to lobk. away from the barren areas Into the 'soothing scenes of the forest along the road. It Is five pretty miles to s steaming field formerly known as Hells Half Acre, for no special reason other than that ths field le veiled usually In great masses of steam. Here Is Excelsior geyser, a far greater sorrow In the padk then the mere passing of a hotel, the greatest geyser ever known to play in the park, which has been silent sines 1888. Peering through clouds of steam Into an the abysmal crater twenty feet In depth and 109 feet across, alive with sputtering steam and water vents, one readily visualizes the sepulcher of the park's greatest gusher, which blew out and perished, after an explosion that moved rocks like a volcano. But its faithful satellites of Prismatic lake' and Turquoise spring ars still very much alive, thou eh silent, filled wtth colors of kaleidoscopic beauty. Prlsipatle lake is the largest of the park a (tools and la a veritable lake of hot water many rods across and as 'deep as ths eys can sea In colorlgntL wlnd-waft- -- A r King Tea Bird -- V- Talcum Powder , t, A Powder.....,.., Stillmans Freckle . ... Cream. . . . Special. Non-S- .. perspiration.... cr0.n.m.8.hT!n, . .. .. . Ingrams Milkweed 12c Cream Rhavo Quick Shave Requires no brush,. Sic Cutex Manicure, l97c 4Ja J A Preparation. 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They parked the perils' In a line en a siding at Biscuit basin, and wa round- ed the pathway to the pools and springs In a perfunctory manner, across the Fire-ho- le river, for It was nearing noon and ths hlacuita are Inedible, though certainInstead ty well cooked and of browned. They appeared In ' ample above ths simquantities, however, juat mering surface of the waters In which they have cooked for centuries. Another short spin and ths car was halted where a short side road In ths primitive brush kinks Itself around a perfeet In difectly quiet pool twenty-fiv- e ameter. A crusted periphery holds the water surface an Inch or two abova the level of the ground,, and a tiny notch In the river side of the rim lets a littls stream trickle out. Maybe I am not a safe Judge of things beautiful, especially when rich colorings are concerned, but I had to look twice, ths second time standing, to gasp my exclamation with It Is thirty feat sufficient eloquence. deep to a nock at the bottom, a perfect funnel, full to the brim, but the visitors dimensions of it are infinite, for the colors end halations veil ths features of the sides and bottom, except at certain angles., No flowet- - over grew with more delicate and yet more definite colorings, shading from ths paler ridges at the edge to the deeper sky tints at the center, and thus It earns ail the tribute intended christened when it was the Morning Glory spring, for Us surface la so quiet as to seem like an open flower. olive-green- Riverside Crater Reached. Around the curve on the main" road we cross ths Firehole river again on a fine bridge. Just upstream a few rods in the river bank is an insignificant Cement-lik- e platform or pedestal, apparently being fitted up to carry a statua of some sort. Hut the grass comes down close to the structure, and ws concluded that no work was being dons on it, except the polishing given it by the visitors from the public automobile camp on the ridge to one side. Then the driver announces the Riverside Geyser crater," and we see the aperture in the top of the structure as ws cross the bridge. It spouts, at long intervals, at an sngle over the stream, hence ths green grass close on its hank side. We skirt the hill In the scanty, scrubby trees, and among the pines on the slope we see the tent fremea falling to ruin of the old Wylie Way camp. In ugly contrast to the many brilliant Pictures with which the worlds is familiar, To tnksn when the camp was active. the left and ahead opens the Upper Geyser basin, a sickly, smoking scar burned in the great green landscape blanket, like the recent ruins of a great conflagration,, which has left nothbut white ashes ing on the ground with here and there - a tuft of green and bushes rsmalnlng, many smoldering fires, which are In faot-thsteamings of the springe and geysers. Near by. as we race out along this whitish winter surface, we discern the burst od firs blisters, springs,, discharging clear hot water Into the little waterways, which find themselves into ths Firehole river, a naked streamwav. which courses down through ths middle scar for a in the the forest of couple of miles. dome of glistening sinter snl face water, toward which all 2Hldlna lead 4he Old Faithful and all path U At'theptatform we discharged to outhe selvea. with a friendly who had driver and the yellow ear, thus tvea ua our beat thrllla and had ct Ions In leading proven themeelven like hleachv the park. Then we lined up though It wm fans at a Sunday game, Just some Urns before eve ascertained what to and leads line where the long was happening as ws passed In review. And while we thus waited to have, the tickets punched, ws wars of s smelling ths flavors the running, luncheon, by hearing Old Faithful across of the sight of the avenue outside, and by that are the photographs on the. walls to any of the real obfar superior views The .war. the on seen have ws jects in line for a week Is not a fact wait the about but about ths management, Travelorer. p'il Idaho Eagerly Awaiting Modern Caravan's Coming ' Special te The Tribose. Grant street, at 1 o'clock in the after noon, .escorting .the body to the church. Following the church services, the bftjiy was returned to ths mortuary, where it was held until It ewes taken to Soda Springs this evening. Upon arrival In Boda Springs the body was taken to the home of Mr. and Mrs. I C. Kastman, where It will lie In stats until 1:30 oclock tomorrow afternoon. Short services ere to be held in the L D, 8. church at Boda Springs before interment in the family plot beside the gravs of the wife. WARD WILL CELEBRATE. CITY, Aug. 18. The bishopric and officers of ths Auxiliary organizations of the Third ward are working h on a program for celebrating tho anniversary of the organisation of tbs ward FrldayT August 19. The tentative program cos templates a baseball gams Id the afternoon between the mar-oa ried men and M. I. A. teama, games the ward campus, dinner served on the lawn, a pageant on the lawn at the ward chapel, in which each organization will present one number, followed by dancing BRIGHAM Racing Horses in Street Charge Against Youths : TAKEA BUSINESS COURSE Prepare now for ths opportunities Secure your train- of tomorrow. log from expert teachers. Our college holds front rank among the schools of the country. TODAYS AID 'TO BEAUTY IX' EveryPOCATEUX). Idaho, Aug. the Srott thing is ready for the arrival of according from caravan Brooklyn, modern O. to statements I suited by W arren Bwendsen, state commissioner of recla-to In Pocatello Is who attending mation. matters regarding hla department. Commissioner fiwendsen has Just returned from the Buhl section, where the caravan parties are planning to make Idaho their new homes. He Inspected the which is Farm Developments project, caravan arthe making preparations for the rivals. Mr, Bwendsen declared that of sagegreater part of the landwillcleared approxiyield the company brush by mately thirty bushels to the acre for the first year. forty-fourt- . Hair ig by- - r ths most ' Day and Evening Session Enter Today conspic- L. D. S. uous thing about ns and is probably the most easily damaged by bad or careless treatment. If we are very careful in hair washing, we will have An espevirtually no hair troubles. cially fine shampoo for this weather, one that brings out all the natural beauty of the hair; that dissolves and entirely removes all dandruff, exces oil and dirt; can easily be used at simply dissolving trifling expense by a teaspoonful of canthrox (which yon can gat at any druggists) in a cup of hot water, This makes a full cup of shampoo liquid enough so it is easy to apply it to all the hair instead of just the top of the head. This chemically dissolves all impurities and lather. creates a toothing, cooling Rinsing leaves the - scalp spotlessly clean, soft end pliant, while the hair takes on the glossy richness of natural color, also a fluffinese which makes it seem much heavier than it is. After Business College ... " city -- - We Duplicate any broken lsna la or less, mm q to to : - '. Mt- - ht minutes SO reduced prices, Ous Prises JS Reg. Any Plat Spherical ..ft AO-Flat Compound ...... 2.60 Tor la Spherical Tortc Compound ..... 2.60-1.7- 1.7 S S.M 2.7 Scbnbacb Optical Co. 10 ed Pythian Knights Conduct Williams Funeral of T, at ' Eyes Strained? at 1 04 Supply Your Schramm-Johmo- n work-strain- - : Blau rated Magnesia Bp?aU 53C ,76c .50 . POCATELLO, Idaho, Aug. It Charged with horse racing on ths city streets. J. H. Ritter ef 1138 Randolph street and Paul Coralt of 1920 Park avenue were G. arraigned before Police Judge W. Are Phillips. The ecdirta first question,of ths members men two young you Jockeys union T" received a negative answer. Judge Phillips then asked them which a canthrox shampoo, arranging the hair one was winner, so that the city might is pleasure. (Adv.) properly dlvld the purse. Ritter declared as he that his horse became frightened not be started up the viaduct and could Old FaithfnL stopped until the top was reached. Ths Day Ends under advisement Ths Grotto, a grotesqus crater, built court took ths csss or If your eye are up of geyserlta, or slltdous sinter, to a until Monday. Keatons rsy er Faded Kslr, ' vision is dim or height of five or alx feet, crowds the if tired; your A TOMIO-ilfDYI Into ths pines far a faw rods, roadway blurred; if it bothers you to road: KCMOYES DAjrSKUFF i and then ths Castls erstsr, whosa whols Promotes the laturi.nt growth of kslr, pre- structurs. twenty feet if In your eyes burn or itch or ache; if and height S. vents Its falling end for gray ead faded hair width, wear glasses, get a bottle of suggests a form of early-da- y you ms ehouid be used ae a peeTr.tire aa well aa cliff dwelling, ssa constructed by the use of Bon-Optablet from your drug a curative. Restom original odor whether cement We hear 1 11. Aur. the Fusers mention POCATELLA. driver Idaho, dissolve one in a fourth of a black, bmra er Ileal Aa g dandraff rentaver Castle we race gist, down 8. for Thomas Services and Utah the Williams, well, slope alone- It is worth many tlsiew the grtce aeked. Into Old Faithful village or settlement and Idaho pioneer, were held at 8 oclock glags of water and us from two to Thmteanda nf men tad wnmes wa sad or ranger station, or this afternoon from the First ward L. D. four time a day Jo bathe the eyes. 1 24 KOt'RISIllNB. Price at all or hotel, or 'camp, 8. meeting house Bon-Oppicture gallery, or baths, or public campdealers, sad ha brought comfort and or The Knights of Pythias lodge, of which whatnot, since every coning grounds, dlhn Baaaty Parian, t. . n cession, avery sign post, and every tra- Mr. Williams was an active member for relief to thousands and thousands. Re, (tats Note Doctors wr Bon Opto trewgthcas'srs-eigKOPRISKIKK dition removes, its hat figuratively. In twenty-seve- n UFO. 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COOPER' YRINGE ,TARY VAGINAL Most practical; sssily 4 4 sterilised 81.90 V tails Antiseptic 7Qa piouche Powder Always needed In the home redq. protect your hands against ness and roughness. Stses 75k, . I and. . 3 iw pudgy rubber wheels were filled like coal cars at a tipple by calling passen-rnames in leas time than it took tb strap the baggage under the leather till apron. We halted " before a rope across the end of the street at the Han- ger , station, where the ranger counted doses and distributed hla leaflets and heat, wishes, and the chauffeur tightened his cap and jacket as if he expected at storm. This Utter chap had been on the control stick of a bombing plane over the German lines until the job got too tame, when they gave him an ammunition truck, on the ground, but equally of roadways and speed iadependent Hence he found his way natural.Inputs. behind the bull wheel of a Yellow ly Peril In the park when the season opened d ah ths war closed. The rope dropped, and we had three tSorioui miles through Christmas Tree park, while the chauffeur was getting her- under headway,. Then the tunnel 4 lodgepole pines splits off at the left and in its stead comes the Madison rtver, fluttering like a liquid ribbon on the ground. The speed limit for ordinary automobiles Is twenty-fiv- e miles an hour on straight' stretches, .when' no teams are nearer than 2ort yards. hut with no teams nearer than 200 miles, and the driver always obliged to please, the real speed limit of the yellow fellows has never quite been ascertained. The yellow bird ahead Is making good ties of its handicap, and the chirrup of the following car is as disturbing as a blowout, hence the screaming train of yellow cars qheck in, in the order they check out. 5 36c 50c 'r'7t?KJs I for Start. These mammoth V ; the gantlet of the jllcKet takers rVe ran station; to be sure we had a ride round the circle of the park, and a chance at three squares and a hed each (lay, and were then startled by the shrill stuttering chirrup of the i great yellow oriole transportation automobiles, which Were lining up at the back platform to takq- on all that the Pullmans had left 't-I- b. 25c Bottle Clicqaot Club Gnger Ale, 3 (or 59c - nc-eesa- Busses Load UPTONS TEA, rf i Main GOITRE! 27 So. Main GOITRE! any kind or duration responds readily to Knowlton's Gotteroff. a scientific Internal remedy. Operation unnecesaary. No obnoxiouo applications. No todins or other dangerous drugs. The best, speediest and only safe method to treat goitre. Write for proof as to Us merits Of W. C. KN0WLT0N, Canon Cola.' City, . , |