Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 24, 1923, Page 9

yt Casper Sunday VOLUME 32. SECOND NEWS SECTION News Of Casper Dealers Editorial YELLOWSTONE PARK READY FOR BIG TOURIST TRADE THIS YEAR Park Officials Expect 25,000 People to Visit Wyo- ming’s Summer Playground—Facilities Are Unusual For Handling Huge Crowds YELLOWSTONE PARK , Wyoming, June 23.— The great machine which during the summer of 1923 will serve an expected total of 125,000 visitors to, the greatest of the national parks was in readiness for the opening of the season June 20. Rangers, hotel employees, automobile drivers and a great variety of miscellaneous em- ployees in the park had arrived and had been sent to their posts, Managers of the hotels, camps, transportation. stares and photographic establish- ments catering to the needs of travel- ers all have made arrangements for a banner year, and without exception have increased their facilities. The official administration of the Yellowstone National park is under control of the National park service, of which Stephen T. Mather is direc- tor. This service is a branch of the department of the interior. The actual administration is directed by Superin- tendent Horace M. Albright, now serving his fifth year in this im- portant post. He is assisted by As- sistant Superintendent Leroy Hill. purchasing and Cisbursing officer; As- sistant Superintendent C. A. Lindsley, portmaster, and a’so in charge of information; Chief Engineer A. W. Burney, Chief Ranger S. T. Woodring, and Chief Clerk P. E. Bilkert. Park headquarters is maintained at Mammoth Hot Springs, where there is a large corps of engineers, admin- istrative assistants and clerks. The headquarters is in regular confact with 22 ranger stations scattéred through the park, where 72 assistants already are on duty. This large and well-trained staff assures not only the care and preservation of the park, but adequate service to visitors in the park in many matters, The ideal of seryice has been impressed upon ry park employee, and all have leen reminced that the function of the park is to eater to the happiness of the people who visit it and to guide their actions accordingly. A large organization under direc- tion of the chief engineer is devoted to the maintenance of park highways. |'Thore are 27 road camps and sprinkl- ing stations. During the summer 107 |miles of road are sprinkled twice daily jat hours which cause the least incon- |venience to travel, Equipment in- cludes two motor-driven and 18 Horse- drawn sprinkling wagons. Roads maintained are 298 within the park and 58 outsice. There are about 350 men engaged in the upkeep of park improvements besides the administrative and pro- tective forces. About 1800 men and women are in the employ of government and public utilities within the park in the season, About 250 of the great yellow 10- passenger cars of . the Yellowstone \Park Transportation company will ‘serve visitors to the park this sum- mer. Thirty-five of thene cars were added to the fleet this season, and |the older cars all have been thoroughly overhauled and painted during the winter. The big fleet was mobilized at Mammoth Hot Springs last week but ndw has been split up, various cars being assigned to the various routes. | All the big hotels of the Ye!low- |stone Park Hotel company are in readiness for the opening. These hotels are situated at Mammoth Hot |Springs, Old Faithful, the Lake, an¢: \the Grand Canyon. Extensive addi- tions have beer made at the Lake Hotel, where there are 119 additional rooms this year, A new emplcyees’ dormitory at Old Faithful will permit ,the accommodation of 58 additional tourists. Management of the hotels has predicted a substantial increase in attendance at the park this summer. The Yellowstone Park Camps com- pany also is facing the new searon miles Phone 1891-W LOWEST STORAGE IN CASPER Gas, oil and car greasing, axles, drive shafts and springs, passenger car and truck tires and tubes, chains, Ford parts and accessories. GENERAL REPAIR WORK Free Air and Water—Open Day and Night WILLIS GARAGE Cars Sold on Commission 363 South Ash St. Automobiles This is the latest freak in G stream-line effect to the nth degree. Berlin. track. optimistically. The chief addition to the plant of this company the present year is the beautiful new $100,000 is a huge stone fire-place in thé sit- ting room. Both sitting-roum and din- ing-room are lighted with attractive Chinese lanterns. On the ground of the lodge are a large dancing floor, to couple: the camp's life. Canyon, and Roosevelt Camp tourists each, A number of new c haye been built at Roosevelt, anc camp will easily accommodate 150. Orchestras will be maintained at Mam: moth, Old Faithful camps. Park Camps company year will tours, over the 15. The maximum list of 20, for the first tour already has been fully booked. The Forest and Tratl~ boys, with headquarters Roosevelt, again will be conducted this year-under supervision cf Dr. A G, Whitney of Syracuse University. ‘This institution is partly supported by a Roosevelt endowment. An increased attendance is expected this summer. A great number of parties traveling independently are expected in the park this year, The pre-season travel records are much greater than those of last year, and reports from many points on_ the camp for We have purchased the location formerly known as the Oil City Auto Supply Company and are prepared to give you real service at reasonable prices. We wish to call at- tention to our day and night service. Saturday you'll find us here ’tiil midnight and up to serve the earliest Sunday morning fisherman. SD PATHFINDER ACCESSORY SHOP TIRES, TUBES, SUPPLIES DRIVE UP AND LET US FIX YOUR PUNCTURES 419 E. Second at Yellowstone Frederick B. Andrews SQN Rott Telephone 1112 Ray A. Gange Mammoth camp, which has just been well-maint completed, facing the Jupiter Terrace |C@mping-grounds at all important of Mammoth Hot Springs. This new| Points of interest in the park, with building is’ approximately 350 feet in]new modern sanita conveniences, length and 175 in width, anc its rustic | facilities for and firewood. architecture is in-harmony with the|The park administration is giving natural features of the park. Immense all possible encouragement to auto verandas permit fine vistas of canyon|™Mobile camping parties. There are and mountain, stores conveniently located at im ‘The interior of the building. is |POrtant points in the k where finished in rustic fashion, with pil-|C2™Ping parties can purchase grocer lars of white pine and spruce. ‘There |{¢% blankets, and al mircellaneous or hardwood accommodate 400 and stage and other facllitles fcr the shows which are a feature of ‘The Camps company a'so has camps at Old Faithful, the Lake, the Grand near Tower Falls. Except Roosevelt, these camps this year have facilites for 600 bins this and Canyon A new feature of the Yellowstone activities this be the 14 day horseback new Howard Eaton trai!. Two of these have already been arranged, starting July 15 and August near Camp automobile facturer. Standard batteries built by well-known manufacturers must be quality batteries or those manu facturers could not long exist. The car owning public is not long fooled as to product” ie REMOVAL NOTICE | Harned Bros, and the City Furnt ture Co., have moved to their new location, 284 South David. Phone 249. And WYOMING WEEKLY REVIEW CASPER, WYO., SUNDAY, JUNE 24, 1923 Morning Cr & SECOND NEWS SECTION erman auto-making. It carries th Here it is shown being tested on a trans-continental highways indicate nerease of autamol camping parties now enroute to park. The: travelers wil! find ed Churches Advance in Notes On y Industry at at = Wh at Classified Ads* supplies that are likely to be required. Delicatgssen shops whore cooked foods /such as soups, biscuits, pies etc., can be purchased, will be main tainec at Old Faithful, and Fishing Bridge near the outlet of Lake Yel lowstone. Complete facilities for all graphérs will be available studids and shops of J. F. Haynes the official park photographers: Re. sides the shops at all the hotels and camps, Mr. Haynes has his own phote shops at Mammoth Hot. Springs, Faithful, and Tower Falls, An aut mobile studio, to travel about the in an innovation this year, It will conducted by E. W. Hunter, veteran photographer vf the great animal pic photographer o fthe great anima! pi. ture of ‘Mother Bear Nursing Tw Cubs Superintendent Albright _ predicts over 125,000 visitors to the park this summer. Total number of visitors last year was 98,223. ‘The tota! automobile traffic in the park last year was 16,979 carg carry- ing 68,198 persons. Montana was the first state in point of automobile traf. fic, 2,947 cars carrying 10,599 pas. sengers. From Wyoming came 1,349 cars carrying 4,751 passengers; from California 1,325 cars carrying passengers ee FOUR THINGS IMPORTANT IN | CARBATTERY They Are Use, Time, Care and Quality of Battery Itself One of the most frequent the service station men receiyes—and exed attery motorists—i last?” How long will “To ask ask ng the uch a quest doctor how long you live,” states the local Willard de “He would tell you that ui ate simpy, got nty of sle and c nd did lot of other thin | you might live tc ri ola e, barr accidents and provided there was | nothing organically wrong. In othe words, the specialist on the human| body, the expert whase job it is to| make and keep people healthy could not answer your question definitely. ‘So it is not surprising that tery epecialists are unable to t urately how tong a batiery will ast. It is a fact that sometimes an exceptional battery. will function for long as ten years, but the battery that lasts for on!y a couple of months likewise an exception “But by this I do not mean that al motorist has no guide to battery values. Quite the contrary. As a mat ter of fact there are four things that determine battery life. They are use time, care and the quality of tho battery itself. “The first three factors are wholly | dependent on the individual user of the battery, “Quality, of course, may or may not be put into a battery by the manu: photr. | the | old park, with full equipment’ and facili- ties to meet all photographic needs is be queries | at of them are propounded to him | on is fust like lidn’t r short circuit one. another, Ij |began manufacturing nearly six years trip in the Paige-Jewett, a », it is certain that the repair parts c aper type f six-cylinder that comes out of same stable as the would have been found to he big Paige even lower. Hundreds of Hupmobilés 1 Somat ilvaacraren still in use were sced in 1910 when I say t about an hour pesace y [of the Jewet began to wond “Another discovery of vital where the Paige came in. I kept on ance brought to light in checking the fadking myself; “What's tho. matter mass of data is this: Research bureaus . with it, that it is marked at only tint. which have made a careful study ¢ about four hundred?” But I'm dashed ‘ arith Di'e industry estimate that i Gould Windan shiner, Remarkable Mark For Repair » life of all automobiles ts “It real'y does beat me how th Parts of $18 Per Car Is bes: hwehibresa ioc reoondl eh ; Fl ¥ pled ter ache 929 owe that the average life of tho Jewett Also Favored by Brit-|fu!!ized, allin-one-plece, splenc Reached In 1922 SPURS LIE ake renss re antl iene * . * tte o cars * a € 8 - x mee ork ish Publications, H. M. | evlidec cecineiests Paes im thousands of Hupmobiles beyond that Jewett Reports [cvlindey refinements, can be | im:| ‘The cost for repa'r parts to the age are in useful service today | $ «any owners cof the 117,3 it mobiles i ‘ Sse |Mr, Ostrich hiding his,head in nad stobonehoauliies Gite: om a The records seem to me to te ROIT, Mich, June 23.—English| bunker and thinking that cars like|reached the remarkably tow lev ; eloquent testimony of the way ations, brimming with the!ths can't or that they fail in some} ¢} ae “ivancolineen x 1, Hupmobile ts bullt—to the great cafe patriotism reflectes in. the itisher other respect. Jewe deesn't Hupp Motor Car co ln ti: Hs. ‘© put into it and the longer life that often make things hot for American strike as falling in aay respect,}ing compilations of vores ollow’ ‘enters each and every part subjected made automobiles, says Mr. H. M. and let me tell you, it can go ¥' bap igo Michal cp 9's eh Be So ee strain and wear. It has been re- Jewett, president of the Paige-Detroit a blue devil E Ea: peatedly empha that the first. a n blue | « ty cf repair parts to Hupmobile Moto Sa co! pmoblle | cost of careft ” ng is some | fotor Car company “My only grumb’e about it is that|owners last year dropped to the low. | Cost Of careful building is somewhat “But.” added Mr, Jewett. ‘we have! it is so nice-loking that it evidently cst love! they have ever attained, since | USher: but that later lower costs Be the exception to the usual rule attracts too much attention. At » corporation beg ig thesn | more BEAR) Beoye= he. enc nsaos ae in England. The London Daily Maillevents, whist I left it for bout two| figure itripts IIS O5 PANS Serer and the London Timea, both have|minutes some blighter pinched some The snificance of these A el| SIRUESR Ie el over oea ee! gone ahead voluntarily, taken Paiges|papers out of it that wouldn't belures is not that they represent but|{undamental reason why the grea and. J ts on the road and then/worth a billicus attack to him but cost! q trifle m than $1.00 per month|" rae oe 5 amet pia i See rticles praising the perform-/me hours of worry and trouble to re-| ATR ChatinieD aste |e ee es tas ie * aa nd distinctive style of the'place. But for this bit of bad luck 1] president and general mannger| 72°C"! eae SD6Y.s Onar" CBB TESS would have reckoned that the Jewett|o¢ the Hupp corporation. “Rather, it| £2" 8nother car “In a@ recent issue of “The Tattler,’\run represented the first day of my|js that they cover not only the cur-| of London we find another publica-|treatment, for I pver sat im carlrent series R cars, bi ry single| tion jo!ning in the chorus of praise,|which wax more restfu! and easy to/tiupmobi'e in use, Included in the NOTICE. : On this occasion it is of the Paige. drive. | figu are thousands of Hupmobiles | TI have moved my from built Jewett.” “At the risk of being eused of| which are more than eight years old|{{ the Daly bullding to R Kim The article referred to by Mr,|cursed reiteration, I will say again,|and still more thousands which have|[ bal! building, over Kimball's, Cen Jewett follows jthis is the sort of car that we must|served continuously more than six|] ter street drug stor “Just before I came away for my make for curselves in our own coun-|yeurs. If we had included in the list JOHN M. HENCH, Lawyer. rest cure and to have my nerves'try, and the sooner we set about it!only the series R cars, our present sorted out anc arranged ro that they! the better." models, the basic design of which we | | 146 South Kimball St. PEERLESS Peerless has imposed upon the public con- sciousness a new conception of the term, “really fine motor car. fine practices which have always prevailed in Peerless manufacture, it has demonstrat- ed improvement and advancement in point of performance where improvement and ad- vacement were hardly expected. ” Building upon the NASH-CASPER MOTOR COMPANY Open Sunday Afternoon Phone 1818 °