Evening Star Newspaper, June 7, 1925, Page 61

ARMY OF TOURISTS ANSWER ROAD GALL Annual Trek to Parks, Great National Playgrounds, Due In Early Future. re motorists—lovers es—soon will be on to the Nation's unds. The ments, which 0,000 tour hout the coun of these parks as tor tours is increas. the opinion of dlrector of the Rocky Moun Colorado holds r the number season Opening and Closing Dates. wh parks will open these eral G 18 to Septem 5 to September 15 MAP SHOWING THE LOCATION S e -seseno- o B NATIONAL PARK \(, SUNDAY STAR, A WASHINGTON, D. C.,, JUNE 7, OF NATIONAL PLAYGROUNDS D _--,____r-' ] 22 Dovila Lake] 7 M, . : Superor N\ o/ 1925— PART 3. Prompt Delivery! All modF are now available for prompt delivery—so there’s no reason why you should delay the purchase of your Chevrolet Get out in the open these warm days—Ilet the cool breezes fan you. The purchase of a Chevrolet is certainly a splendid invest ment for yot1 and the family. No car on the market offers so much for so little as the Che rolet. It is the ideal method of transportation for the m average means. Prove to yourself that you can afford rolet. Let any dealer explain the liberal easy paymen St lentaster 9 The Touring Car June 1 to Septem 11l the vear $ to October 10. v 24 to October 10, Tber 1 to Oc o Nove June 1 Canyon aind Arizona States join each other at right In the park there is scarcity of wa ter ar motorists are advised to carry nt quantity for emergency 1o, the gateway to Mesa he National Park Hig ay southwest through the Monte- Valley to the Shiprock Indian ney. At Holbrook, Ariz., a side be made to the Petrified c 1 a sufficie) By the Hualpal Indfan Reservation, the Mojave Desert, San Ber- nadino, Los Angeles and due north to tional Park the national TE MESSAGES FOR MOTORISTS “HERE’S YOUR CHANCE. (Prepared by the public information committee of the Washington Automotive Trade Assoctation.) While the director of tra service station to be of essentials of safety, you b the little things that perhaps have been worrying you, but 1s making it imperative to visit vour your brakes, ve an opportunity to check up on some of headl hts and other which were not troublesome enough to warrant a special trip to the shop. While the service the headlights, ager is giving orders for the adjustment of k him about the spark. Mention the things you note passing through the park, but one is being built Another road, the Roosevelt High- way, Is also under construction and will cross the park from east to west It will parallel the great Raflway and will be just outside the park boundaries. it is necessary to ship one’'s car from Belton to the eastern entrance and the freight charge is $14.06. east side road and 50 cents on the west side road. Glacier Park is essentially a trafl park, but that should not hamper the Northern | At the present time | The en-| trance fees to Glacier are $2.50 on the | Roadster $525 Commercial Coupe $715 Chassis $425 Coach $735 Express Truck Sedan $825 Chassis $550 A1l prices 1. 0. b. Flint, Mich See Any of the Following Dealers: If the car does not seem to have the in connection with the timing. It it knocks too soon on the hills, tell speed it should, tell him so. him that, too. Before you go to the shop to make sure that you are going to comply with the District’s newly enforced regulations make a list of auto camper. He may leave his car in one of the well kept public camps and hire a horse or take “shank's| mare” for the innermost corners of e onigt s | highw ads. Sequola is the big Ralph Bia It irk, where there are several | hundred sequota trees more than ten tensive st system and i|feet in diameter, while a few range up at any of LUTTRELL CHEVROLET SALES CO., particular p rk on t tourist coming fr Yellowstone trail stone Park ¥ the Yellowstone is rea northern or Gardiner en Yellowstone trail. A fee of $7. paid on entering, and this permits him to go out and re-enter the park this way I from the rance b as many times as he may desire dur- ing the season. In the park are 300 miles of well kept roads. One Point of Interest. The first point of interest is the Mammoth Hot Springs. Twice daily | the National P rvice mainta ins | ranger guide service free for visitors, so they may obtain the best knowl edge on the various points of interest on the hot spring formations. _West Thumb is the western arm of Yellowstone Lake and affords mar- velous fishing either from the shore or from boats. Here is the famous om to 36 feet. From Visalia, lif., a side road leads to Gen. Grant fonal Park. The entrance fees to quoia and Gen. Grant are $2.50 and cents, respectively. 3rand Can- n asks no fee. These entrance fees are based on the automobile mileage that may be obtained within the boundaries of the various parks and are used for the upkeep of the camp grounds and roads. Next come Yosemite National Park and its far-famed valley, its El Capi- tan; Tuolumne River and meadows. The upper and lower Yosemite Falls mark the park as one of the most beautiful of the areas set aside by presidential proclamation. Continuing northward, Lassen Vol- canic National Park may be entered from the town of Red Bluff. Crater Lake Attraction. From Lassen to Crater Lake Park, {n Oregon, is a distance of 313 miles. There is an entrance fee of $2.50 to the small things that have been bothering you Sometimes a mechanic can set you straight with one answer, and often he can give the car some little magic touch that will make it mean a lot more to you. For instance, if' he takes the car out on the street to give it a genuine brake test, as the clutch. Perhaps it is just that this kind of clutch. him if he notices some slight peculiarity of ‘ou are not accustomed to operating Or, again, you may not be handling it properly. And if it is out of adjustment you have gone a long way toward nipping in the bud some serious trouble. There is so little time nowadays to check up on all the doubts {n your mind with respect to the car, and the trip to the service station for safety’s sake is such an ideal time to get around a natural difficulty. Don’t miss the opportunity. It 1s in the heart of the Cascade range of ithern Oregon. Mount Rainfer National Park is in ‘Western Washington, 40 miles south- east of Tacoma and 50 miles south- east of Seattle. The mountain for which the park is named is the third highest peak in the country. Mount the park. Whitney, in Californi: Mount Ebert, in Colorado, surmounting it. The entrance fee is $2.50. It is a long ride of 713 miles from Rainier to the Glacier National Park through Northern Washington and Idaho. Glacler is the home of 80 glaciers, towering mountains, marvel- ous trout streams and miles of trafls. At present there is no motor road the park. The remaining link in the National Park Highway is from Glacier to Yel lowstone, a ride of 411 miles through the Flathead country of Montana, the National Bison Range and the beau- tiful Swan River Range. FOR ALL WHEELS Rundlett Rim Co. 1336 14th St. N.W. 14TH ST. AND RHODE ISLAND AVENUE BARRY-PATE MOTOR COMPANY 1218 CONNECTICUT AVENUE OURISMAN CHEVROLET SALES CO., 625 H STREET N.E. 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