Show ALL ALE KINDS OF CARS IN PARK Maine Delaware and 1 Georgia Only States I Not Represented I YELLOWSTONE PARK PARS WYo 1 Wyo- Wyo Wyoming Wyo Wyoming ming July Every 14 Every Every section of the country Is represented among the automobile parties s now entering I the tho Yellowstone National park Al Although I AI-I Al- Al Although though the park was waa not opened of- of officially of officially until June 20 and travel ot-I ot prior to that date was light tight the records for tor the the month surpassed previous June marks and cars I ar-I ar- ar ar arrived rived from every everT state except Maine I Delaware and Georgia There were also cars from Canada Hawaii and the Philippine Islands The total automobile traffic tor for June was I cars carr carrying passengers passengers gers t gersIn In thIS the early days of ot July the travel continued to mount rapIdly and the tho Increasing totals at the eastern Indicate the great volume of ot traffic now flowing from eastern states toward the Pacific coast couto Most Host of ot these parties will return eastward In the fall tall so the touring season seems likely to bea be II a long one Tho The teats t als In June by entrances were Northern 1263 1261 c cars n carry carry- ing InK carrying passengers western care carrying 2134 2334 eastern cars care carrying 2897 passengers southern 87 57 cars carll oar oar- car carrying tying passengers In June Montana stood first among automobile states stales In volume of ot auto auto- Auto Automobile mobile tr travel vel to the park with care can and 1380 1980 passengers but was closely pressed by California with cars and 1302 passengers In VIew view of ot the fact tact that a consid considerable erab erable 0 proportion of ot the tho Montana travel originates at points close lose enough tor for week-end week trips tripe the sig significance of ot the California statis statis- statistics statis- statis statistics statistics tics Is the more apparent WYO WYOMING FOURTH Washington was third In volume ot of travel tra with cars carrying passengers and Wyoming fourth with cars and pas pas- passengers pas passengers However the WYoming travel Increased rapidly during early days of ot July when the an annual an- an annual annual nual stampede was In progress at Cody From Minnesota In June ci cars with Ith people from Colorado 12 8 cars with people from Idaho cars care with peo- peo people people peo people from Oregon 73 cars COors with people from Wisconsin 84 U rare with people Among states east of ot the Miss Miss- Mississippi Miss Mississippi Illinois travel was as heavy cars care and passengers Ohio sent 83 88 cars care and passengers passengers gers During Ju Jupe June e 23 29 cars with 68 passengers came from Canada A party consisting of ot B C Miller Elizabeth Elizabelh Miller and Robert nobert Miller all of ot Manila passed through the park en route from San Francisco to New York late In June In a 0 car bearIng a Philippine Islands V- V Vienne li license cense ienne The Canal Zone was woos first represented by Mr and Mrs Charles of ot Balboa whose tour from San Son Francisco to British ColumbIa will Include most of ot the national parks I MAT lA Y ARE 1 Ine be ne majority of ot the cars passing through the tho Yellowstone park are occupIed by campers are wk- wk tak taking ing log advantage of ot the facilities pro pro- provided provided pro provided vided here There have been as B many as 70 automobile camping parties at Mammoth Hot not Springs Spring Spring-on on a ai single Io night and the camps at Old Faithful and nd Lake Lako L ko ue Lre ii proving very popular The former Is frequented by sightseers who en- en en enjoy enjoy joy not only the geysers but also alao the numerous bears which are 1 r fre- fre ff fre frequenting fre- fre frequenting the Upper Basin Buln l c this years year The lAke Camp Is t is- is fa favored voted by fishermen and the to- to fa famous moue moul Fishing Bridge BridIe which Is quite near b by 1 la II crowded 4 Sm The park officials are oro uras ing log encouraging tho th automobile travel travet In every way aY possible Stephen T Mather M of the national park service ice Ico is how now In the Yellowstone ark He H has ha Inspected the free ree camping grounds made the lC cc- ac acquaintance of ot a G great num number ber ot of o campers and became thoroughly familiar with all phases of ot the au automobile au- au automobile automobile travel with a II view to Its butIn encouragement not here but In all ail other national parks Every EverT type of i car and of ot trailer has been represented among the the automobiles In the park Borne Some ot of the fO campers have exercised great Ingenuity In building truck bodies with co trod tops and other others have I berths bertha to the sides of ot the cars care A Ir great real at Variety of ot tents tent also are In la use ranging from the great g I family tents to a small pup tents Man Many of t the tho outfits are e equipped ed with canvas fly tents which fit tit to I Ithe the side of ot the th car cor There Them seems seem no doubt that the automobile travel travet for the sC eon on will break all records record and since the tho rail rall traffic will be at least average the prediction of ot a new record for total season travel seems teem certain to be verified The estimated attendance for tor the sea sea- sea season son eon Is 12 |