Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 23, 1925, Page 6

PAGE SIX KLAN BOLTERS IRECHARTERED | WV THS STATE Minute Men of America| Incorpo ate d by State Filing. Germany Constructs New Zeppelin for Polar Exploration Adventure “ Che Casper Daily Cribune SOME RESORT PLACES THAT YOU WILL LIKE THURSDAY, JULY 23, 1925 The Morris Ranch The west, appealing at all times, finds its pinnacle of grandeur in the summer season, and its call at that time is most resistless, The minds of the American people should revert to the glorious beauty of thelr own country, and particularly to the great rugged west, crude, heroic and al. ‘This part of the west today is the same land of freedom known to the Indian and early pioneer. Desire to explore any particularly tempting spot need not be quelled for fear of trespassing, The land has become home for many, and yet remains In its immensity practically untouched. Within the shadows of Trout Creek mountain to the north, Sheep mountain to the south, Cedar and Rattlesnake to the east, and the Absoraska Range to the west, lies nestling in the valley the Morris route was extended to Cody, and the ideal climatic, scenic and recrea- tional advantages of the region be- came better known, Rnachmen commenced to entertain guests from the east, and thus began the de mand for ranch-resort accommoda- tions and outings in the Cody coun: try. With the completion, some time later, of the Cody road—now inter- nationally famous .90-mile scenic highway through the Buffalo Bill country from Cody, Wyoming, to New York. Here a broad, magni- ficent vista to the westward greets the eye; immediately below, and ex- tending some miles, is Shoshone lake (the government reservoir) and beyond and between the high ranges, gradually drawing more closely to- gether, is the winding way through the mountain along which the Shoshone river and Cody road keep close company for miles. After descending through the west end of the canyon, the road skirts the shore of the lake for a mile or two and then winds past small irrigated ranches, through the willows and cottonwoods and soon Holm Lodge is reached. Altitude ,7,000 feet, is beautifully situated on Libby creek, command: ing a view of surrounding moun- tains that is unexcelled, The Lodge is surrounded by evergreen and Cody through 53 miles of awe spiring grandeur—the Shoshone Canyon—with fantastic carvings and odd formations and are at the f of Sylvan pass, on tho eastern threshold of Nature's wonderlar Yellowstone Park. Pahaska Tepce located as it is in the heart of the Shoshone National Forest, with its million and one half acres, has other attractions for the tourist or nat lover than its rare beauty and sc setting. There are inteersting relics of the old west that revive memories of t early ploneers. ‘The call of ¢ mountains is real, irresistible. it gets you: Once heard, your j, 1 nerves and taut muscles will slo relax and you will come back. Many points of interest are with horseback distance. Regular triy 1 year finds an increasing | Polch, a typical western ranch,| Yellowstone Park—camo at frst | aspen trees, with a mountain stream |are arranged for guests thr yer OF Derpony | Faratam tHe le ren all year. hundreds, then thousands of sum: |of purest water running through the | mountain trails. Tepee camp, § CHE s toward the setting sun and ; “ Ranch Life, mer vacationists. ‘The Co¢y coun-| grounds. The Lodge pioper is con-| light mining region, Camp Mor , passing the summer and thier vaca- $3 ts | TY became well known, the demand | structed of boulders and logs. The | Jones Pass (in the park), Fish H tions at the well known Morris} A westerner, it is inferred, hails| °° accommodations at the ranches Mikistag -ciaetare necaaat cf. Yor |Ginelera MywiawPile? Cooke Ranch, situated in the Rockies of northwestern Wyoming, on the north fork of the Shoshone River on the great scenic way to the wstone Park through the Sho- shone National Forest. It is here from the east, and the owner, Fred Morris, moved westward several years ago and located in the Sho- shone valley and as a ranchman offers to all visitors a friendly wel- come, the warmth of a personal grew until now the “dude ranches” have come to be a great Wyoming institution. To many people they represent the very acme of vacation enjoy- ment, and guests return year after pace, cabins, cottages and tent houses, with baths conveniently located, In the main building, there is a large room with a fireplace which {s made up of logs from the nearby petrified forests. In this room will and others equally noted. SKIN ROUGH ~ ature is seen in her most varied | inte at is sincere. He spent) vear to partake of the wholesome | ee . y be found a piano and other musical t moods; a region of large distances, | 0 s in the mountains and | ¢oo4 and equally wholesome hospital. |inatrumente, In the reading rooms ] gigantic mountain peaks and ranges, | knows ¢v trail and all the places |ity dispensed by the “boss of the will be found good books and the | green-sloped and snow-capped, | where hunters of big game find good outfit’; to breathe the pure moun-| latest magazines. heaped, closely together, apparently | trophies ows the trout holes tain air of Wyoming's high places; _ id H in inextricable confusion, and over|in the streams. ThIS|t spend joyful days fidhing and Face and Arms Broke jail this wilderness a soft and plo-| knowledge has brought each year, | oimbing the mountains afoot or on Tai n | turesque beauty, which is one of its| people from east and west who Wish | horseback, and to find surcease from Out, Cuticura Healed, greatest charms, t recreates, * , [care and business in the refreshing | | Pahaska Tepee ¢ | © surrounding theranch | sleep which the keen Wyoming | || “ My face and arms were broke , constant reminder of the In-| nights early induce. aa es ng on the |» Jost with pimples that itched and Not daunted by his failure to reach the North Pole in an air- dians' hunting ground, and arrow- You are standing on the high aundsen (center) Aretic adventurer, 1s laying plans Yo, HIP OALE ads are frequently found, It's “Big Medicine.” bank of a gurgling, willow-fringed 3 The pimples were hard, lar, 4 : Z Located just 42 miles west of Cody | mountain stream, looking across the yratge, an t lore the polar regions in » zeppelin which will be built es- | eee serettthtat, tnvieorating [0% Gunbarrel Creek, you will find| mottled springtime green of tho| [meena festered, The trouble ped ’ ; pecially for the purpose in Germany Dr Hugo Eckener (right), | snd cajovable. There is no suites | 80 typical ‘Wyoming mountain re-| opposite mountain and you turn vertisement for Cuticura Soap and| “7 ;. who piloted the “Los Ang to America,and Lincoln Ellsworth weathér in the symmer and.the | °° °f Absaroka Lodge. F eyes up, and han mae a Ointment and purchased some, |i| ti yor di—; r is e top left), American, are associated with him in the venture. The temperature never rises higher than eh ea Be oa ahem : nua at Beijos me 0:1 céniipaes the trea.| } » will be of the ty wn above 95 degrees in the daytime; the nights at te ae 4 ak se a ‘aeith he ment and in about three weeks | ia : are invariably cool, and one sleeps ited with it. A cl Fitts: be was completely healed.” (Signed) | 4 = tween the sun and the mountain like Miss Jeanette Clifford, Buena Vis. (Continued From Page One) blankets dur- Holm Lodge a giant bird soaring across its side burned and my skin was Tough Ohio, Feb. 28, 1925, t ny e I er ran was withheld} ruling on the question by the attor-| ing the hotest months. During sev- m: | ling full official estigatic y genera . if and you catch the glisten of Ice, tyes a aint y Yee salbenihrer expected to | RULING ASKED ON pressive, nor any iil effects from the | #8 semi-arid, treeless surroundings | ting of straight, graceful pines, be skin purity, skin comfort and ski Y a : to secure the | LEGALITY OF SALE. shatgeterena sl : gives little promise of the rich ex-| hold a substantial, yet artistic log | | health; the Soap to cleanse and pu. WOMAN GIVEN OPTION ase ar e Ameri-| SWAMPSCOTT, Mass., July 23.— perience to follow. Crossing to, and | building with a home-like welcome, | rify, the Ointment to soothe and “a the puriens | (By. The. Associated’ Sreett cas tee following the north bank of the|beckoning. How clean and sweet the | | heal, the Talcum to powder. ae oma aeen quest ‘Gen been reeehvad Gacecaas: Shoshone river, a geyser basin, |air! How quiet and restful the sur-| | sospsse. Olatment # and te, Taleam 26. seu : the death of Morgan Pal-| dent Céolidge trom Chaleaaa G'Gin, | similar to those in Yellowstone and|roundings, That is Pahaska Tepee. FS ny An mS y 4 nor of the shipping board for @ riil. | now extinct, but for the famous| No wonder “Buffalo Bill” and | ‘Cuticura Shaving Stick 250° LLL { --—- | DeMaris medicinal hot springs, is| “Teddy” Roosevelt called it “God's ing by the department of justice as passed and Shoshone river canyon Country”. vhethe q a y C i MM | garcia fay to macnn Fron tat Years ago when the only inhab-)entered. The canyon is about six | noise of the outside world, you may J nu Vi Mine? cat {tants of the “Buffalo Bill” country | miles long, formed by the almost | ride horseback on forest trails, enjoy OFFICIAL PRO : tO BE At : é lookea Pree aba would be taken by] ine resources, besuty and climate of} ment has blasted from the solid Fis it teas sone ont: A carload will arrive in : | | , regrettable be- | ‘US 7Co coming to New England, Mr.| ‘he country, that a number located | granite a broad solid highway. jen, Fa abiecace ead Feteale | ed at t : time when} ccidge has depended largely on | t8@F Franch homes under the shelter-| Following the river for some di brit N acaee RH Vrealeactirn a few days. Wonderful a Before every THORIZED fer TEs Ticket to Better Motoring Take a Continental Coupon. Book along. Compact, easy to carry, convenient. Ac- cepted as cash almost every- } where you see the CONOCO 4 Palmer and the t was dem nditional by remission of under eement trip ~ See the Conoco man | - ° e *: n sof the Amer: | ] ' dy hot, dry stretch of sea Waar road with the oil low or the radiator seething m™ the Turner with fury—and no relief in sight? If you have, you crpet High enthon watt aaa | can realize the importance of stopping at a Conti- nental Service Station before every long trip. It is easy to forget such things but Continental at- tendants are trained to remember them—trained to inquire about your oil and your radiator and inspect your tires while you are being served with gasoline. A telegram from Mr. O'Connor was received yesterday by Secretary were roving redmen, the abundance of, game in its mountains and the Sanders who was unable to place it before the president until today. Mr. Sanders declined to discuss details of the request or to predict what press despatches for information as to negotiations for the sale of ships. He has taken the position that he thought it wise to place actual nego- tiations in the hands of one man, President Palmer, of the Fleet Cor- poration, the shipping board retain- ing final say as to acceptance of bids and policy. ‘The question of whether the board has authority under the merchant marine act to sell ships to persons who do not intend to place them in operation had not been brought to the president's attention ‘until the O'Connor telegram was placed before him. —o——— OLO CLOTHING NEEDED BY SALVATION ARM Captain Wills of the Salvation Army. announced today that the supply of old clothing furnished free id the Salvation Army is in need and the Salvation Army. ta in need of more clothing. Everybody who has any cast-off clothing is asked to telephone the Salvation Army cita- del, No, 2108, and some one will call by the Salvation Army to needy per- sons including men, women and chil dren, LEGION MEETS FRIDAY TO SELECT DELEGATES sion which w members of urged to attend. ARBER SLAYS it. The old clothing is furnished free ; be held at Lander, | | The Great Household Comic luxuriant pastures along its dash- ing streams attracted them to this favored region. Later, when the white men came, they, too, were so impressed with ing protection of the wooded spurs of the Absaroka Range, Most prom!- nent among these pioneers was the late Col. W.m F. Cody, better known the world over as “Buffalo Bill," for whom the town Cody, Wyoming, was named. As time went on, the Burlington perpendicular sides of Rattlesnake and Cedar mountains, rising above the river to a height of several thou- sand feet—rocky, jagged and almost barren of vegetation. Through this canyon and along the face of the Rattlesnake mountain, the govern- tance, now level with it, now over- looking it from sheer, giddy heights, now and then through rock-hewn tunnels, always gradually rising, the road finally reaches a point above the top of the great govern- ment dam—thirty-seven feet higher than the famous Flatiron bullding in the thrills of mountain climbing or fish for trout in crystal clear streams. Remember you have come from EVER BE WITHOUT IT diarrhoea. For children an grown-ups use CHAMBERLAIN’S COLIC and DIARRHOEA REMEDY Take it with you when you travel. Keep it always in your home. Away from thé rush and | ESSEX COACH six at a wonderful price. Call for demonstration. The (Formerly The Original Katzenjammer Kids) INTRODUCING TO OUR READERS TRIO, SUISIDES: CHICAGO, ’ -~(By The As jated Press)—Paul Orlando, a bar tr, despondent over il! health a: moatic trouble, today shot an ed his wife and their two daugh That Makes Millions Laugh =. 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