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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-09-25

Heat tends to breed vermin-
have insecticides on hand.
SOC Peterman's Discovery,
liquid OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Doc Black Flag Insect
Powder NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
soc p. ID. Q. Powder .........29C
25c Peterman's Ant Food ...19c
25c Peterman's Roach Food 100
25c Red Devil Roach Powder 21c
25c Rough on Rats .........19C
35c Stearn's Rat and Roach
Paste .........,......'s .....' ZOC
Moth Balls or Flakes, lb....17G
FL Vampire Fly Klller.......1OC
Daisy Fly Killer .............15c
Tanglefoot Fly Paper
two double sheets .......,...5C
Hooks Hand Sprayers, 45c.
Redex Moth Bags, 4 for 4Sc.
White Tar Bags for moth pro-
lection, 69c to $1.64.
Oil Of Cedar, o., 15c; h.,
$1.35.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-09-25

LII never cheat he had
said to her. What an ugly
- word cheat" was
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-09-25

N HE tossed it down onto the
, covers Of Dicks bed
CAS- IL | care a snan of MY
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-09-25

Would you mind if l phoned Miss
Briggs to stay here with you while
I'm gomez"
Dick considered.
"Oh, I can stay here alone. cant
II" he asked, after a minutes pause.
There's no need to bother Miss
Briggs"
That's nonsense! You can't stay
here by yourself" Gloria cried. She
picked, up the telephone and called
Dicks office number.
Miss Briggs low, sweet voice an.
swered at once.
Gould you leave the office for an
hour or two and come out here TO
the house?" Gloria asked her. I've
bad some bad news from my mother
and I've got to leave Mr.. Gregory
for a little while. It's your sisters
day off duty, you know"
I'm be there right away" Miss
Briggs answered. Gloria was sure
she could hear a note of eagerness
in her voice
Did Miss Briggs say she'd Gomez"
Dick asked.
Did she say she'd Gomez" Clio
ria laughed with cutting sarcasm.
oh, boy. did she. Why you couldn't
keep her away with wild horses! Her
idea Of a perfect time is taking care
Of you for an afternoon. You flip
it from me. RiklIy, she has a real
h
forget it,
why don't you phone mother to
come instead?" Dick asked, ignor-
ing Glorias remarks about Miss
Briggs. ia rather have her. She
hasn't been here for an age"
"Oh, she's not at home today"
Gloria replied. Il happen to know"
She had a sudden vision of Mother
Gregory in the white operating
room Of the hospital
I've got to hurry" she said.
Here, put your arms into your
bath robe. And let me brush your
hair. ~ must doll you all up for
Miss Briggs"
y | HE 3traightened the covers
| y Of Dicks bed and laid the
- volume of Stevenson's Vail
ina Letters" on his bedside table.
There's your book, she said.
Your darling Susie can sit here
with her best bedside manners and
read it to you all afternoon in her
soothing sickroom voice. e. and you
won't miss your Gloria a bit.'
And again she was surprised Mt
the sharp pang of jealousy that
prickled through her at the thought
of Miss Briggs sitting there with
Dick all afternoon.
"If there's anything I can do for
your mother let me know" Dick
called after her as she went into
her own room to dress. His kind
ness was a reproach in itself.
How good he was to her! And she
didn't deserve it!
Gloria was ready to go long be-
fore the doorbell rang.
When at last it DID, Gloria
snatched up her coat and ran down
stairs impatiently.
IF I'd had any sense I'd have
sentla cab for you. Time counts in
Evening star., 1925-07-30
Blouses, Sweaters, Bathing Needs!

Blouses, of voile, dimity and English
broadoioth,. in smart tailored styles,
FeCuCeO 10 OSC
$4.e5 to SS.e5 Silk BIouses-of crepe de
chine, radium and printed slks-n
over. blouse and tunic styles. Just
one of each style .........,S S3.45
$40 to sis Silk Biouses--of fine qualities
Of satin, crepe de chine and printed
silks. In stunning blouse eff
fects. White and the wanted
ooors ..................... SIS
$3.50 and S215o Tunc BIouses, of crepe
de chine, in smartIy contrasting
Smart Sports knickers, Of a good grade
of khaki; sizes IA to 2t years. 81 .S5
3-s12.5o Rayon Sports Dresses, in two
piece styles Observation-Disclosures 81 Q5
Sports Shop
Evening star., 1925-07-30
WANTS NAVY TEST .
Of DEATH stroke D
Inventor Hopes to Demon.
strate "Canned Lightning"
on Old Ship or Plane.
By the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press. p.
SAN FRANCISCO, July Sos---Assist-
ancs of the Navy Department will be
asked by DIR. Edwin X, Scott In testing
hts death stroke" in the form of
canned lightning" which he con,
tends will revolutioniZe war tactics.
Or. Scott said yesterday he wished
to convince Government officials of
the efficacy of his invention as a
death-dealing agency. He plans to
make the test off the coast of Cali
tornia some time In September with
an old hattleship or pilotless airplane,
or both. These. he said. he would ask
the Government TO provide.
A few OF the possibilities attributed
to his invention by DR.. Scottsar
Destruction of all life. on land, sea
or in the air, within a radius of 20
miles: disabling Of all radio apparatus
within a similar area; destruction of
the superstructures of battleshtps at
a distance of 10 miles or more; the
bringing down of airplanes from any
height possible for a plane to achieve;
destruction or disabling Of land forti-
fcatfons at long distances.
Kills at Seven Miles.
I'm tests already conducted" said
DR.. Scott, holes were burned In two
inch steel plates at a distance of one
mile: dead trees have been fired at
the same distance and animal life has
been snuffed out at distances ranging
from three 20 seven miles. Dummy
planes also have been destroyed In
air tests"
While maintaining strict secrecy re-
gafdins structural details of his ma
chine. DR.. Scott said all necessary
parts are here ready for assembling
and that the more important parts
were carefully guarded III IA safety
deposit vault.
DR.. Scott Is a native of Detroit,
Mich. but his home Is now in Cali.
fornia. For nine years. he said. he was
a student and protege of the late DR..
Charles p. Steinmetz. electrical wizard
Of Schenectady, n. Y. He credited
Or. Steinmetz with giving him the
fundamental principles for his death
stroke ..........
DR.. Scott also claims TO be the in
ventor Of a synthetic gasoline. He
predicted the worlds crude oil supply
will be exhausted by 1885 and declared
that this view is shared by ]. F. Nor
ris. president Of the American Chemi-
cal Society.
Evening star., 1925-07-30
Planning to- Giue
Firn, to Employees,
Finds 1t Wrecked
Fur Dealer Robbed By
. Worker Who Wds to
Head Concern.
Hy the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
NEW YORK, July S0.r-On the eve
of retiring, and giving his fur bust
ness into the hands of employees. Max
Cohen. president of NJ. Cohen & Bros,
furriers, discovered that the man who
was 10 take over control of the busi'
ness, John Dingfelder, had been rob-
bing him five years. The thefts had
so weakened the company. Cohen
said, that he must postpone his re-
tirement indefinitely.
Dingfelder had worked for him 80
years, he said, starting at 81 a week
and slowly increasing his salary until
1t attained $4,000 annually plus
bonuses. Cohen told his story in Gen
eral Sessions Court. where Dingfelder
war arraigned for robbery and was
sentenced from six months to three
years in the penitentiary by Judge
Mancuso. Max Ackerman, a fellow
employe arraigned as Dingfelder's ac-
complice, received a similar sentence
A year ago, Cohen said, he and his
brother banqueted Dingfelder, gave
him a monogramed watch and an
nounced their intention to place him
in control of their business.
A fortnight later Cohen discovered
the theftS.
Evening star., 1925-07-30
Handkerchiefs!

Women's Soc Pure Linen Initial
Handkerchiefs, hemstitched and
hand rolled hens. With at
traetive, coIored initials. 8 for
81, or, each. h.........3 35c
Mems Linen Initial Handkerchief
broken assortment, including
the initials A, e, N and F .2Sc
Women's Cotton Novelty Handker-
chiefs, 6 for 25c, or, each. +. Sc
Street FInnr
Evening star., 1925-07-30
TROOPS MOVE SATURDAY.
Maryland Guard Units to Train at
Virginia Beach, Va.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
CUMBERLAND, Nd, July 3o.--
Company G. 1st Infantry, Maryland
National Guard, stationed in Cumber-
land, will leave Saturday on the
Western Maryland Railway for Vir.
ginia Beach. Va. for two weeks train,
ing. A special train will be made
up here.
At Hagerstown, Frederick, West
minister and other points additional
units and the headquarters company
with band, will be picked up, joining
other units of the regiment in Balti-
more. AT Baltimore the lst Infantry
will board steamers to so to Norfolk.
arriving Sunday. The local company
will go to camp about so strong, a
number of recruits having been ac-
cepted in recent weeks. Several mem
bers of the local unit attending the
G.. NJ. T. c. camps will join the COM
pany at Baltimore and Fort Monroe.
Evening star., 1925-07-30
Downstairs-Dresses Reduced

7-Womens and Misses $S.75 Wolfe
Dresses, in Normandie dots that Iaun-
der we'll. Eyelet embroidery trim
ming. Sizes. is to as.. 81
5-Woren's and Misses $5.95 English
5roadeloth Wash Dresses, beautifully
hand drawn and hand embroidered.
Sizes 16 to AZ ca
6-Women's and Misses $t0.75 Washable
Dresses, in Maytime prints-smart
tailored models; sizes f6 to 40 .S5
+Women's $3.50 and $3.50 Street
Dresses, Of satin and crepe do chine,
IN TERED and embroidered models
Sizes SO to 20. Ct OK
s-Women's $3.50 Trouvay Crepe Street
Dresses, in tailored coat and straight
line models. Sizes SO to 42. st qS
-$l9-S0 Georgette Ensemble Coats, In full
length and strai isht line style. Blue
and beige. Sizes SO to 20. 81. .9S
Evening star., 1925-07-30
Extra Size Goats

Extra Size $3.50 cameps hair Cloth
Size 46Ls Observation-Disclosures. $500
Extra Size s1e.75 French Blue Sports
Flannel Coat. Size 42Ia SS.75
2-Extra Size $3.50 Black Twill Coats,
lined with heavy crepe in self color.
Size 4s1a ....................S S33
Extra Size $35 Black Georsette Coat,
with smart marabou collar and cuffs.
Size aye Observation-Disclosures. .S25
1-Extra Size $55 Black Georeette Coat.
with ostrich border and scarf trim
med. Size 44Ia. Half price!. SIT so
Second Floor
Evening star., 1925-07-30

+sf5 Knitted Sports Coats, in tailored
and double breasted styles. In white,
red, blue and orange e......... 1886
+S35 Two piece 5aIbriggan Sports
Frocks-one of the most popular
frocks of the season-in white, pink
and natural color .........,.. $3.50
2-S1e.5o White Flannel Sleeveless Sports
SodtS 10
f-$35 Rubberized Silk Bathing Cape, in
stunning Roman stripes ......... SIS
2-$22.5o Rubberized Silk Bathing capes,
in vivid red .............
$S.95 to $40 Sweaters-sIip-on and coat
models, of light weight pure wool.
Knitted in plain and fancy weaves, in
the wanted bright tints of Sum
ner- ..''.....'.'....'.' $3.50
Street Floor
Evening star., 1925-07-30
Extra Size Apparel Reduced!
Extra Size Dresses!

5-Extra Size $18.75 Wolfe Dresses, in
white and orchid. Sizes "a 70
4aIa Observation-Disclosures. 1913
2-Extra Size S35 Printed Chiffon
Dresses, in slenderizine styles; I blue,
: size 44La; 1 green, size ave e...... Sl8
3-Extra Size s25 Silk Dresses, of lovely
printed crepe, in sizes 42H7 and
46La .....-................ .Sl6.75
2-Extra Size $3.50 Navy Blue and Tan
Radium Silk Dresses, veiled in Navy
blue eeoreette. Size aye. SIT so
@Extra Size S25 Georsette Dresses, with
beautiful eyelet embroidery panel
fronts. Sizes 421a to 46Ia ,.. .$16.75
Second Floor
Evening star., 1925-07-30
Costume Jewelry!

1f-$9.50 Knitted Bead Bags, in
beautiful rug patterns. Draw,
string style, and silk lined, $6.9S
$3.50 to-. $6.95 Three strand Pearl
Chokers, in all the wanted col
ors. Also 3-strand, 6o-inch
Pearl Necklaces, combined with
emerald or ambef beads. $685.
Street Floor
Evening star., 1925-07-30

5-Women's and Misses $3.50 Ensemble
Dresses, Of lovely printed crepe
veiIed by seoreette. In rust only
Sizes 16 to 38. S1O75
4-Woren's $22.5o Afternoon Dresses, Of
satin and crepe de chine, with cap
sleeves, applique embroidery and bead
ing. Navy blue and black only. Size
SO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $10.75
1o-Women's and Misses $3.50 Dark
Georsette Crepe Street Dresses
stunning ensemble models combined
with printed crepe. Navy and
oIack ''..-..''... .....-..,.... SIS
3-Misses' $3.50 Embroidered Net
Dresses, over silk slips. Sizes IA to
/" '''''.''- '-...' .'....-......... .SlZ.7S
1o-Women's and Misses $3.50 Figured
ChiHon Dresses, showing flares, col
cred pipinss, and short sleeves. Sizes
10 to 80 S12.7S
Evening star., 1925-07-30
Stockings!


$1.5o to $2.e5 Sports Stockings, in
wide variety of styles and COL
ors. Some full fashioned.
Broken size assortment Csc
Lace Clocked Silk Stockines-stun-
ningl-full fashioned with isle
garter hens. Every pair per-
feet. In black, gunmetal, and a
few desirable aieht colors.
Broken size range. Sizes up to
$2.75 Chiffon Silk Stockings-siik
from top to toe, and every pair
perfect! Black white, gray
and new biscuit ,....... 81. .SS
White Chiffon Silk Stockings, full
fashioned, with Isle garter
hens and feet. All per-
rect .....-..-.. 81 Ill
Evening star., 1925-07-30
Misses Dresses-a clean sweep!

Misses $3.50 to s35 Frocks, for all ocoa-
sions-fashoned of smart printed
silk seorsetts and fat crepe. They
show flares, tiers, apron fronts, and
long and short sleeves $3.50
Misses $55 to s65 Frocks, Of fiat crepe,
satin canton and crepe roma.
Choose from fares, two piece styles,
tiers and apron frooks. Coral, peach,
navy and black ............. ST so
Misses s69.5o to $3.50 One -of- a style
Frocks, of lovely lace, crepe roma
and satin canton, of unusual qualities.
Stunning models, beautifully trimmed
with beading and handmade flowers
or lace $3.50
Evening star., 1925-07-30

1-Woman's $3.50 Green Je~eitone Coat,
in smart flare style. SZX Is.
5-Womer's S4s.5o Navy Twill Wooltex
Topcoat, with the wanted velvet
netched collars ..,....s..... .$29.75.
7-Woren's $3.50 to SIPS Dressy Coats,
of twill, jeweItone and wool Ottoman,
with fur borders. In bambino, rose,
amber, tan and green. $40 7S
And several others not mentioned here
at savings!
Evening star., 1925-07-30

Misses $1o.75 to Sf2.75 Wolfe and Linen
Dresses-Ioveiy handmade and hand
drawn models, in coral, maize, green
Misses $3.50 to s25 Tub Silk and Flat
Crepe Frocks, in the smartest Of
models. Choice of light and dark
shades .,........... $3.50
Misses $49.5o to $50 Afternoon Frocks, of
seorsette orepe, satin and Iace-onIy
one Of each style! You'll adore the
beading, tuekins and ribbon trim
minss! In tan, Bois, rose, coral.
maize, green and navy blue. .S23.7S
Evening star., 1925-07-30
New! Tub Silk Slips
just unpacked-S2.95

That is a very special price for tub
silk slips of the high quality Of these!
& They are in white and flesh color and
have 20 inch shadowproof hems.. The
tops are tailored, and they have self
straps. A wonderful value-NEW!
e. 80 Costume Slip
Evening star., 1925-07-30
NAVY is AIDING.
No Plans Made, However, for DIR
Scott to Have Ship.

Although the Navy Department is
providing facilities to DIR. Edwin r.
Scott OF San Francisco In his expert
merts in new engine of war, IL was
said at the department that no definite
plans had been made to permit DIR.
Scott to use a battleship in his work.
A statement by the department
which gave a summary of the views
of DIR. Scott, previously made public,
indicated that the experimenting in
volved the use of ultra violet rays
Evening star., 1925-07-30
Group 1-S6.75

$S.75 to $12.75 White Shoes
This group consists entirely Of this sea
sons merchandise. Choice OF heels; Low
Hat, medium, medium Spanish and high
Spanish. Sizes 2La to 9. Widths AAA
to D.
There is no shoe quite SO kind to d
tunity to get your feet into condition
activities impose upon the feet.
Sorosis Shoe 81
Evening star., 1925-07-30
S2.95 Silk Slips and
Petticoats, S1.95

Rayon and Satin Slips, in tailored
style, with 2o-inch shadow hens. Also
Jersey Petticoats, in straishtIine erbroId'
cred style. In brown, Copenhagen, navy,
rust and orchid. Not all sizes in each
style.
Street Floor
Evening star., 1925-07-30

With 10000 acres planted to Ice
berg lettuce. Colorado lettuce grow.
ers are expected to treble the ship,
ments Of last year, according to Den
YER reports.
Evening star., 1925-07-30
Bandettes, Girdles!

Bandettes, in narrow up-lift model
Of white dotted net, bound with
white satin ribbon and finished
with narrow white ribbon shoul
der straps to match. Also
jersey "ses' "oo'. o. ,S1.oo
Summer Girdles, with hooks at side
or front. Boneiess models, with
short front and long back. 2
pairs Of hose supporters. 81 .9S
Corsette Shop-Third Floor
Evening star., 1925-07-30
Cosmetics!

IS Cakes Of $500 veoIay Cold Cream
Soap. Per cake. ........... Csc
$50 Cakes of Guest Size Soap, IL
cakes of assorted odors to a
box--reaularly $1Do; tomorrow,
box Of IL. 2............. CSC
rs Pound Packages of Bath Salts
odors: Jasmine, Rose, Narcisse
and Chypre; each. Csc
Street Floor
Evening star., 1925-07-30

Misses $4e.5o to se5 Ores.y Coats. of
twill, lorchene, satin canton and
jeweitone; with smart fur borders,
edsirss collars. Sawdust, green,
bambno and navy .......... SGT 50
Misses s65 Dress Coats, Of charmeen,
lorchene or faunskin. Fur border,
edsinss or collars add their rich eff
feet In navy, tan, green and
odfnpfHo AfsN
Misses S69.5o to SOS Dress Coats, of silk,
twiis and jeweItone. Showing stun
ming hared, straisht-line and TERED
styles, with fur borders or edsinss.
In black, cocoa, rust and tan. .S44.S0
tweeds, Hanneis or kashn,ir. Those plan
I'd double breasted models! Skirts are Of
re all tan and brown. SIS On
Evening star., 1925-07-30
Sale of Remnants of WHITE
SOROSIS Pumps and Oxfords

every pair of white shoes in the store !
them ALL. in ONE DAY!
Evening star., 1925-07-30
Women's Coats-Values!

1-Womans' $35 Velvet Jacket, in flame
color ..................,. S19.75
2-Women's $65 French Flannel Sports
Coats, with stunning fur borders. In
rose and blue. ue.................Sl8.75
s-Wonen's $3.50 Dressy coats-ereen
joseena, blue twill and rose kashn,ir-
all with smart fur borders -. S23.7S
$40 and $45 Smart Tailored Twill
Goats, with smart collars of self ma
teriaI or fur. In navy and tan SPA 7S
Evening star., 1925-07-30
Misses Fine Coats and Suits!

Misses sis to $3.50 Flannel Coats-siI
stunning straisht-line models, with
Summer fur trimmings! In maize,
green, powder blue and white. $40
Misses s25 to $3.50 Dress Goats, of twill,
seorsette, bengaIne silk and poIaire
Choose from straisht-Iine and fare
front models, fur trimmed or with
out fur .........--..- SIS
Misses $3.50 to $4s5o Dress Goats, of
silk or twilIs. Lovely straight line
models, with or without fur collars.
In bambino, sawdust, black and
Misses s2s to $4s.5o Sports Suits, Of sma,
ming a trip should see these single
white flannel or in navy blue. Coats
Misses Apparel {
Evening star., 1925-07-30

store! clean sweep with the purpose of selling
Evening star., 1925-07-30
Remnants! Remnants! Remnants!

Sks OF kind apparel accessory Wonderful
rpenish the wardrobe
savings!
Evening star., 1925-07-30
Group 295c
So to $40 White Shoes,

In this group there are no two pairs
sIike-real Remnants-but every pair of
excellent Sorosis quality! An astound>
ing value! Buy several pairs today!
foot as n white shoe. Seize this oppor.
withstand the rigors Fall and Winter
p-Street Floor
Evening star., 1925-07-30
Savings! Savings! Savings!

mere
than expected payl Every cash
will be handing savings! Be of the hundred.
SAVE heret tomorrow!
Evening star., 1925-07-30

SWemen's $3.50 Striped Wash Silk
Dresses, in smart tailored models.
Sizes 36 to 42. 42..........SS SS an
5-Wemen's $45 Imported Leopard Print
Wolfe and Novelty Crepe Dresses
all beautifully handmade. Size
81 ...... .................. $3.50
to-Women's Sfs.75 to $35 Street and
Sports Dresses, in printed crepe, flat
crepe, cashmere and flannel. Sizes
so to az .................... $40 G0
1o-Wonens $35 to $55 Smart Tailored
Ensemble Costumes, Of kasha, and
fine quality Hannel-alI with full
length straishtine coats. Sizes SO
TO ~ ......-...... SlS.OO
1o-Women's $3.50 and $ss Embroidered
Radium Crepe Sports Dresses, and
smart crepe de chine street models.
Sizes 50 to ~. .Sl8.75
6-Women's $35 to $3.50 Smart Street
and Sports Frocks, of flannel, crepe
de chine and fiat crepe. Stunning
tailored, tucked and embroidered
styles. Sizes 50 to 20. SD 50
fo-Women's $35 to S4e.5o Afternoon and
Street Frooks Of fiat crepe, crepe de
chino, printed crepe and georsette
erepe-bsautfully beaded, embroid-
cred and pleated styles. Sizes 36 TO
~ .............. ............... XZS
Womeu's Dress s
, 1925-12-16

another-from Forest service to
Park service in case of the Tetons
and Upper Yellowstone, from Park
Service to Forest Service in case
of lands to be eliminated from the
Yellowstone. Practically every acre
of land involved in the transfer
is owned by the United States.
Private lands are limited to a few
tracts of ranch lands in the Teton
region, and they will not be af-
fected by change OF jurisdiction.
There are thousands of acres of
ranch lands in Glacier and Rocky
Mountain parks.
The change of control Will be evil
dent If not Immediately. then ulti-
mately, only in the 100 percent
conservation of all natural features
of the park territory as extended,
whereas, u of adjacent or
est lands, as needed, will be ex-
plotted commercially in accordance
with the fundamental policies of
the U. S. Forest service
IL. The Automobile Fee. Will 1t
be charged in the Teton Division?
NJ, DtCduSt tut SHUT IOdu lltIt
will run in and out of the park
area. 1t has never been the policy
to collect the fee except at main
gateways. The fee is not collected
on the Gallatin road between the
northwest corner and West Yellow
stone; nor or the short roads into
the southwest corner. Residents of
Cooke City are awarded compli-
mentary permits to all roads. be-
cause their only means of access
to their town is through the park.
70. Wyoming and the Park. yell
lowstone Park is in Wyoming, and
is its greatest tourist lure. Wyo-
ming publicity pamphlets, always
give liberal space to the park, ani
National Park Service booklets and
pamphlets numbering well over a
million a year tell of the Park and
Wyoming.
There has always been close CO.
operation between Park and State
officers, especially in road and fish
planting problems. With park funds
roads % miles east and 80 miles
south of the park were built and
are still maintained by the Park
organization. The original road
over Twogwotee pass was built with
Park funds. In no other state, but
Wyoming, has Park funds been
authorized for such broad outside
state benefit.
There cannot be any cause now
Or hereafter for Wyoming to feel
anything but pride in the fact that
Yellowstone as now constituted, or
as enlarged as proposed. is almost
entirely within her borders.
Further questions will be gladly
answered.
H. NJ. ALBRIGHT
Superintendent Yellowstone Nation
al Park.
, 1925-12-16

n would remain in the national
forest. Jackson Lake would not
be included, and its shores will
be available for summer homes.
All other lakes and adjacent forests
lands out to the national forest
boundary. except where private
holdings can be eliminated by
changing the forest line. would be
included in the new park area
The Tetons are recognized by
scenery experts as among the fin
est mountains in the world. 1t mas
long been the policy of the United
States to recognize and dignity its
most beautiful and outstanding
scenic and other natural features
by setting in their natural state.
The Tetons are entitled to this
recognition and to the protection
which park status will give to them.
4. Protection of the Tetons. Why
Cannot they be protected in Their
present status? The Tetons are now
in the Teton National Forest. under
the Jurisdiction of the U. S. Forest