The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-29
SUMNER IN The FAR WEST
NEW HONDERN OPENED TP ron
SisE TOJ MIST

NIIAN kIhF YOU u MNNNA Wv ~ NiAaAAA w
peaks ~ switzerland and there ara mile
~ hat Western country which ~ a. frs
of iuiuIdnr- ne when the Indians, haC
this continent al To themselves. Nher
you.y got tu Vancouver dip dosn into
uur own country and see what California
looks like in the summer.
California isn't commonly thought Of
as q plaCc 10 spend the summer in. yet
there are regions there with air a. fresh
and cool a. any in the United States or
Canada either
IN the way you might have a chance
b. look az the great American cities that
are growing "a fast a. any sthers IN the
United States and forlthe Tiost part too
with immigrants with generations Of
Americanism behind tI-m. Everett
Wash in on the American shore of pu get
Sound a short distance from the British
columbian city Of Vancouver Tacom'
and seattle arr further down On the sam"
Ehore and are ON IN" Northern Pacific
ruU.' ~ Portland
Ore ct the places thar summer VI ,itor-
visit most tr California H. Lake Tahoe.
ID b. hv all odds the largest Of the world
mountain lake. u Is ahunt 3 miles long
bv ~ wide and b. a mrie and quarter
above -nl l"vol
One " the a..unge things about It j.
that b. - q good nm feet dc'p II r.
BODY ~ the cIeBrp-t water vpl ever saw
Ia vour life and like most mountain water
LcdtCh .. the ppIprz ONT pl thn -ky and the
snore and sends them up to YOU fused
with ono mother msSiug IN" tinting of
the utmost drIyacy. II j. reached hy
the Turu Pacific ON 10 Overland rOute.
livery summer hay steamer runs aToun =
tho lake from Tahoe Tavern
Reawcan the lake and coast is one ~
the most remarkable pieCes ~ railroad
building in the world, and n YOU want
tO stop on almost anywhere You can find
fishing ~ sort that YOU didn't know
existed this side ~ your dreamed Of Coun-
try.
The Yosemite Valley and the Hetch-
HeChty Valley are visited a. much AT
tgE time ~ year as any other. just
row tho Hetch tctchy Is of great interest
q the traveller hecause Of the effort
that has hecn made by San Francisco
e. convert 10 into a reservoir.
The Casiest.wav to get into the Yosemite
Valley - from Jamestown on the Sierra
Railway. Jamestown is one II the oldest
mining towns M the State II Is the depot
tor the Bswhiic Quartz Mountain and
S'aTt mine. amt others almost equally
we'll known. The route from JamestoNu
o. Oh" Yosemite h. tho shortest. Dleare=f
an moot picturesque route. ~ b. said
~ ali roads laailrg into the valley
NIut'pr route r. by way of Crockers.
wh.rE also is the station Tor the Heish-
hornuy Valley
ON the way eat the traveller ought
o. 20 either 10 the NeiloWston. National
-. h. H..Is.Ha..HN.. d b..
into the mountains of Colorado u La
b. wise b" will make a great effort to -re
sll three. Of these. the Aellowst0rc Is
most apt 10 attract che summer traveller
fOF the simple reason that e has PLACE
higher up on the map
The northern entrance 20 Yellow
stone PARK, a. Gardiner. u the so-C.llri
oificial entrancs 1hs reason why rre
traveller u advised by those who know
n enter the park from the ga teway j.
that ~ ~ doing he gets the WONDER ui
the reserve IN the order II their grandeur
The FIRST things ~ Importance that t'
se'- are the hot springs and near by Co..
VNdly tinted terraces AZ Mammoth H.i
Springs. Some % the boiling springs and
smaller gcysers ara 40 Murns tr-yz.'r
Balu uprr Geys"r Ra~in comes 80
the china 20 fEo great fountains 81. %
some ~ tu" biggest geys.r-. Old FaIthIIl
being among the number.
R,rWuru The ua-in and the lake b. hea yIiy
timb~r"d woodland which serves Oh.
relief % the visitor after the brllianDn II
TIE springs. The Grand Canon ~ JIp
yellow Stone comes closely after the lake
an h is their that the traveller get, %
the ClW1ctlo point ~ the trip. There L.
n MAGNIFICENT vitality about iJ that strikes
hm ~ rIpr"n"ly impressive
4 r0uJ" INTO The park which Is COM
paTauv"ly little known D. that from Cody
NyU II DNCrl- boz beauty anything 10
tho PARK itself outside he Grand Canon
The rad uas-es through tho ~nushUny
National ParS which hes to the ea.t 70!
tH. Yellowstone National PARK
4 third entrance IS thar 81 Yellowstone
from winch tn traveller goes by coach
within DO" boundaries 90 the park u D..
nineteen u.lss from b. Lower G.y@ar
BasIu. Ou- 1t tho best Vav- 600 raael the
PARK u by Oh" Union Pacific % cDnIunc-
ton with The oregon Short Lime
With m" signing OF tho bI.l recently
Passed uy Congress a new national park
will ~ established 10 h. known a. the
tiiAci-r National Park II 10 900 the north
western par a. Montana and covers an
s,f-l of ~ -qua-" mlI"-. thus rrakfng
% rl" -rr0nd largest national park u tu..
1 u."d States. livery mI.H of fln new
fHtTa DEL ihI N"n 900 - interest
lU" new park Is bounded uu tho north
by 'r' Iutarua. IpUaI boundary line On
th" sl-f uy rh" BIsuHfuu. iU.Ian r.-srva-
ron. ur fno south by the Great Nurth bern
Railway main line. IN the west by ~.
north fork ~ Flath"ad River Included
within rs boundaries are NOR. than
~i'fy glaciers. 80 pei" cold lakes immenz.,
iura~i- &C Tu". spruce and ,.dar. hun
dr"a- 81 hul~t"rpu- trout ullrd mountain
streams. numerous waterfalls and tower
INK mrIufaIu fsnk- ranging from Rn
Q. 'uDu feet above al lHvel
lire main range OF The Rocky Noun
taIf.- tends from north 20 south through
m park. the continental divide NJ back.
bul" u toe American continent ziRzag-
uug almost through the grORrarhtrgI
,anrrp. FROM tho summit II The conn .
Mental divide. which may b. crossed Al
-eve raj ps.--s-s. yI-ta- 1i distant D.aks and '
valleys. giaD"rs rags lakes ana strpar1-
max" iuusf -iutuR inspiring and may
nihcent mountain pictures
The largest bIdi-- II water within rL.
bou1dariDz are Lake Mcdonald on fIs
" ..f -IoIsa and Lake ~ Mary M the eat
SIDE of tho diyid" Both ar. long narrow
riuhuD'ik" bodies u clear pure watt fad
bv glacial streams, and most IT them arc
we'll .foD."d with gAmy trput Iha l.usus
Dolly Nardsu- arr fu ir found n LAX.
Practically al ~ the streams
and smaller lakes contain uuaufifIa- Of
uuUllU' ain trout.
W hon l- the going u point Goo Lake
Va '0ua.1 which b. reached BOZ about one
hour from BDifnu station Tho rida 10 "A
nrv enjoyable one along the ElAthaaI
lIyHr mr.. ugh d"ns' forests ~ -Druos
hr AID pine N ihe lower End of Nh. lake
several olt'ag"r- hgvr erected handsDtn..
rustic cabins. Will" fur the accunr oda.
IIOu uf the public Their" b. "a we'll conducted
Uuf.I launch will o." In waiting ~ tho
'nUs 600 convey tourists 10 any uart If
uf raEH .uHy wI-u Cd reach
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