, 1921-08-23
i|MPLE FETE
PASS OPENING
continued from Page 4,

HEH few moments. To the strains OF
'N'e Soldier Boys" played by the Lander
p Fnd. Mrs. Il. B. Brooks Of Casper
Used the national colors on a flag
fan which heneeforth will be the
Incisl mark OF the southern gate
ay 10 the Yellowstone. A brisk
feeze broke out the folds OF CD
hory and the assembled throng stood
it'll heads barred until the last strains
the music were lost down the
ountain slope.
Judge V. II. Stone OF Lander. mas
Speciar OF ceremonies. in introducing the
Iarst speaker, described the occasion
the opening OF the front door" to
eliowstone National park. The in.
3cation was pronounced by the Rev.
GILL.phn Roberts. for 40 years in charge
lessor + a mission among the Indians near
gertebraander and who probably Is the most
rersity we'd man in Wyoming.
,err,it That those who have experienced
r. .;asdkle joy of a journey through the yell
,eii 90, wstone National park entertain n
purnose4alous regard for its preservation
nere ,oeas demonstrated by the applause
Mr. lhich greeted the remarks of United
,eve,a, 1akes Senator Kendrick - and later
have lose OF Governor Carey on the same
,r,h.- Ibject-when the senator declared
-ornt.lat the Yellowstone must be kept
,-n-.-.,ee of commercialism.
=. -. We must see to it that no part OF
- le park is ever commercialized we
:, lust guard and protect this great
a.,ha-onderland as something we prize
in ellie 49,
While M.
- hich the opening of a southern gate
ay to the park has brought to the
sopie of Wyoming.
G1LL7YOMING NOW FRONT
iette wiOOR TO YELLOWSTONE.
10 the Although Yellowstone park is To-
III - 1T G.la l. =
joint nj, STATE ~ Uvominr tbe fact thu,
ien ' is in the extreme northwestern cor
ehar,eter OF the state, with only the Cody,
names eastern, entrance leading in direct.
r. D. from this state. has heretofore plac-
nan. n Wyoming at something of n dis.
r. T. antag in connection with the
ellowstone park traffic. The open
PHYg of a southern gateway over Two
voice pass. however. now makes
n 3yoming the front instead OF the ,
TGck door to the park Senator Kend-
ok declared. The building of proper
Moghways. he said. should make Wyo-
ling bear the same relation to the
st of the country during the sum
.er that southern California bears in
- e winter. The people of Wyoming
%ee.,ust keep faith with the nation by
- Ding all things which will make most
Cna~r the success of the park while the
- itional government in turn must
-. asrform its part, he further declared.
ah ARK MUST NOT BE
panvarOMMERCLALIZED.
The Governor Carey, who was the next
at the ,eaker. said that not only must Wyo-
lowstoring leave nothing undonc to prevent
an emte commercia1izing of the national
compaTrk, but it must also take all steps
Young ecessary TO the preservation of the
1t hild game within the states borders.
and M e paid a high tribut to H. o. Barber
their 4 Lander who. he said. had assumed a
Cssper-eat undertaking when he set out
OF the, make an accomplished fact n great
return tghway leading from Colorado
trough Lander to the southern en-.
ance to the park.
We Two-Gwo-Tee pass is historic
thanks -ound. former Governor b. E. Brooks
Of Mold his audience. There are four
IloraI lteways to the park and six passes,
IN said. and Two-Gwo-Tee is one of
49, NJ ne most important of these. 1t orig
ally was a trail over the mountains
IT wild animals, next becoming the
- ay of the Indians, and now the route
lsr aversed by the automobile. wyo-
ling. Its former governor declared,
as a right to expect that the national
o~vernnnent will help in the building
- good roads to the park. and to that
nd all who are interested in the park
tay do their share by awakening the
wmakers of the nation TO this need
or national aid.
Henry van Dyke. poet and former
Gail hl'ea states ambassador TO Holland;
.. ear the park. was unable to attend
ne dedication. and in lieu of his ac-
We participation p. b. Coolidge of
ander recited the first stanza of van
..r yke's poem God of the Open Air.
.h.t TORN PREVENTS
80 ALkS BY INDIANS.
man Visitors from other states In partic-
Was lar were anxious o hear from Dick
IN yashakie Of the Shosnones tribe and
that hief Yellow Calf Of the A-apahoes.
and Fashakie bedecked and smiling. got
For art way through his talk, but Yellow
trou alt. serious OF mien but If anything
grad ven more brilliantly arrayed than
so IS Shoshone compeer, didn't even get
arou arted. As IL the unwonted appear
N nee of a thousand people and 200 au-
coul DmobilcS SO close to teh CLUBS per
tu lexed and perhaps disturbed the Gle.
terr ents. a rain and hail storm suddenly
wor roke over the pass and sent white
roe ian scurrying for his car and Indian
that lr the shelter OF his tepee.
be The storm. although of short dura-
NV on. terminated the program. In adj
a ID ition to a talk by Yellow Calf on the
ii { March of Progress" the unfinished
trot rogram included a dedication address
:ess y H. NJ. Albright. superintendent of
ing ellowstone National park. the sing
wit ig of America and the doxology by
act re assembled chorus, and a conclud-
wei " musical number. The prospect of
any iuddy roads IL the rain continued.
q owever. apparently influenced the
ly. motor parties to Immediately begin
an the Journey down from the pass, those
r bound for Dubois and Lander return
ing over the route traversed during
the morning and those makfn1 ,ha