MOSCOW FAMILY
TOURS YELLOWSTONE
E. C. HALL AND FAMILY MAKE
LONG DRIVE—FIND MOSCOW
PRICES LOWEST
That Moscow prices are lower than
those of any other section of the
west is the belief of E. 0. Hall, man
ager of the Auto Electric Supply
Company, on Third street, who, with
Mrs. Hall and their son, has just re
turned from touring Yellowstone
Park.
"I have heard many complaints
about high prices in Moscow, but
the people who complain would take
a trip through the country as I have
done they would learn that Moscow
prices are the lowest of any town in
a wide area," said Mr. Hall,
a good opportunity to learn prices
because we carried a camp outfit and
bought groceries and cooked meals
along the road and we learned what,
provisions, meat, groceries and auto
mobile supplies sell for in other
places.
I had
Gas 37 Cents.
"One thing that was striking ié
the price of gasoline. This was 30
cents when I left Moscow. We paid
37 cents a gallon for gasoline at
Cody, Wyoming, 40 miles from the
Gray Bowl oil basin and wells from
which district much of our gasoline
and oil come. That was seven cents
more than it was selling for at Mos
cow, 1000 miles away from the fields,
on the same date."
Mrs. Hall left here more than two
months ago and has been visiting her
parents in Nevada. Mr. Hall left
here a month ago and met Mrs." Hall
at Tonapah, Nevada, and they drove
through Salt Lake and other Utah
points, to Yellowstone Park, toured
the park and returned to _ Moscow
Sunday evening. They enjoyed the
trip immensely.
