The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-03-21
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a . os' surprising, interesting, IN
% ~'s slntertaIning, edIiyins and INC en-, en-.
|. % q the globe. This is the , unan,-
=, ~, Of experienced travel
v all countries; and II Is lar rom .n%
y ' M TO the intelligence and
'ism Of Americans that thou sAa,s
l'- .,s actually know more about
osSers and beauties OF the a le,-
0 !. legion than the average Gnu
~ w., 80 country has ever imagined
!, facts regarding the phenom-
' s,h,Sition in our national park
%, IN many European schools
as - onmbers Of tourists from the
- n visiting America. are more
w. 70 see and study the wonders
y.',owstope region than to Visit
her part OF our continent
via certainly seem more rational
,.sst a few OF the thousands Oh
o 'a tourists particularly our
who annually pour them
,r,O the lap of Europe and rave
n stock exhibitions, would hrst
:, themselves with some OF the
rorderful attractions which
in our country, and thus be pre-
| "a edify their pupils and enter
Asir friends by instructing them
Inns the wonders OF our own CONT
| All teachers-p particularly those
,,nous branches OF natural
I.-onght to visit and carefully
,rcs places as the petrifled for
4 Arizona. the Grand canon OF the
liO the Yosemite Valley, the
hp archipelago-rich in forests
Mains and glaciers-and, above ALI
tlOvstone National Park. Only
who have actually seen the above
! regions and objects are compe-
IA Judge Of the scenic merits and
! he values OF the various famous
ions OF Europe.
| l. B. Sperry, OF Bellevue. Ohio,
Scpular lyceum lecturer, who has
III extensively both in Europe
h America, and has familiarized
! \ with the sights OF both coun-
prohOunces the Yellowstone Park
OS interesting and instructive re-
bet opened up to tourists. In a
communication to a Minneapo-
|psr, he says: Taken as a whole,
bnsidering all things. a trip TO the
FstOne National Park is the most
tsg and satisfying trip on the
Il yields the largest dividends
bi for subsequent reflection and
growth. II one fails 10 get
than his moneys worth out of a
(hropgh that region il is his own
be must be lacking In ability to
|ciate natural phenomena, or he
an unfortunate time OF the year.
fses his trip in the wrong way.
y the most satisfaction out of a
lcrOugh the park. one should OBJ
the following suggestions:
He should not plan to make the
before the middle of June. II Is
70 wait till the weather and the
are settled, and the latter prop
repaired. The government en-
enter upon the work OF repair as
10 the season as practicable. and
|nost certain 20 have the entire
p highway in good condition be-
PIE end OF June. Any time be-
July and October ! is sure to be
\ time TO visit the park. II, as
pines occurs, the SHOWS In the
lalns disappear early in the sea-
June is a most delightful time to
the trip.
u possible, the visitor 10 the park
have good company; he will
leel the need Of appreciative COM
rs with whom TO discuss and en-
Pc many surprising things he so
pntly sees.
ie' MIN decide. II possible, to take
y seven or eight days in the park.
Y Twelve days are better; and a
Is oet'er still. But even a trip
''Og but five days from the rail.
! great deal better than none at
one should always rene m Der that
y Ou' OF any excursion. or vaca-
!Ourney, Just about what he nuts
! OF time, money, brains, cheer
: and good sense.
tourists should always remember
A'cSlng, selfish traveller is con-
~! unhappy, and ends his iour-
. y if not. indeed. dis
! while cheerful. unselflsh.
uuu' tourist always has a good and
~ Tine, and stores up pleasant
life. 'Ni"'iiuei
"uen one considers all the cir
a.,. expense of trip through
'4A seems very reasonable. The
Ou'hl OF men, animals and mate
' 'D'u lor transportation and for
''us and running the hotels
80 y snipped in from a great dis
'a,n year and shipped out again
,0 v,ose Of each season. which, at
,,. out four months of time.
" " nicely furnished, steam
,,,,s'ric-lighted hotels and three
' ',auohs are run in frst-class
~ The season. The uniform
!, ,r' rn'ch includes a nice room and
' tbs Is u per day for the arst
'VurlStS WIN rarna,.