Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1922-06-27 | Page 12 | Utah Parks to Get U. P. Aid

UTAH PARKS TO GET U. P. AID Ogdenites Invited By Pres. Gray to Make Trip on Sunday Serious consideration for th immediate imme-diate development of the national parks in the southern nart of the state and the construction of a line from Lund o Oilai City is being given liy the I'r.lon Pacific railroad. :i cording cord-ing to President lirl H Gray today , Presldenl Gray made his present trip into Ijtah wlUb the sole view of looking Into the poslblht n-x for immediate action, ac-tion, that the parks may b developed and also that the country between l.und and (Vdnr nty might lc given outside connection by ra.lroad. I J-'alt Like and Ogdei ftizens have ,b'een Invited by President Gray to accompany ac-company him on the trip to the ivon-d ivon-d rlanda of the southern part of tbe slate. leaving Salt Like next Sundnv LOgden Will be represented on tlx- trip I by Ralph E P.rlstol and Chapin A. i lay. The building of hotels and the oper-lallon oper-lallon of automobile stage lines will jalso he considered by the chief executive execu-tive of the Union Pnclfic lines This 'is essential to develop properly the Iscenlc wonders of Bryce c-inyon and Little Zion's canyon, it is said. President Gray's official party will make the trip Sunday. The Union pacific has been contemplating contem-plating the construction of the road I from Lund to Cedar city for Bpvei Ll I months and 'he Inspection tour of the president Is expected to result in a 'final decision. It Is stated.