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Show ynuw"iiii' miyii HC Ibf Iakr Trihunr, Salt Sunday. IuIt II, it the north the ra es diaw and Idaho from Pocatello Falls and on the west from Bui Ip., and Tvv m Call E Hh den O; Tribune Staft Writer m F MALAD i e m Camped the Fail-Serv- trappei' most scattered shower cloudiness, of 1a)mk in of not fepi'pg complained well, then of "lameness m the hips " Blaming then londition on the water in "something the i icr "Malad " But the blight it was n.ui h latet revealed, was not trout the rivie itself. It was tiom the beaver that lived in it 'Dappers prepated heaver tails in various wavs for eating and used the rendered fat lor frying other foods They had learned right otf that the "whiter th tail, the sweeter the meat, and that s what got them into trouble. They picked the sweet ones by appeal ance, not knowing they weie poisoning themselves. The whiteness was caused by the beaver giubbing somp kind of poisonous plant, prob-ab- l camas. (Like mushsome varieties of rooms. camas are vile, others edible. The varieties can be distinguished by their flowers. Indi-- a n s harvested regularly camas for food at Camas Intermountain Region. 50s and 60s, highs in 90s. feat Caravan a Camels Whiskers Data Pram U.S. Weather Bureau to variably cloudy skies and are forecast eeettered thunderstorms A'ta fcr moat of the Intermoun'am ba Idaho wilt mostly fair with Sunday a chance of etternoon cloudiness or thundershowers. Most highs in the 90s with laws ranging from high 40s to 40s Parti TIMPIftATURS CHART r IMr. Hiftt Malad-Downe- Standing Bryca Canyon Cedar City Dtita Graati Rivar Henksvllle . Halpar Loaan . Milford Moab OHM . free. t. 66 63 66 7? 96 99 72 9a 64 55 ,62 .02 95 Idaho Sense 92 . at 5 pm. .02; precipitation for July 05 accumulative deficiency, 27; precipitation since Oct. t, 1969, 13 58; 1 29; 6 12 excess, sunrise am, MDT, sunset 155 pm, MOT. Salt Laka City, Osden, Provo Part cloudy Sunday and Monday Thundershowers in area during aflernocns and nights. Lows in mid 60s. Highs in upper 90' Probability of a measurable shower Sunday and Sunday night 30 percent, Utah Partly cloudy Sunday and Monday. Scattered afternoon and n.ght thundershowers. Not much temperature change. Lows 60 to 70. Highs 90 to 103. Kastem Nevada Partly cloudy Sun day and Monday. Scattered afternoon and night thundersnowers Not much temperature change. Lows in 50s Highs in 90s Southwest Idaho Moclly fair Sunday and Sunday night with some afternoon cloudiness Isolated late afternoon and evening thundershowers over the mountains. Increasing cloudiness Mon-oawith scattered afternoon thundershowers. Cooler Monday Highs Sunday 92 to 102. Overnight lows 55 to 65. Highs Monday 85 to 95 Southeast Idaha Mostly fair Sunday and Sunday night with some after noon cloudiness. Isolated late afternoon and evening thundershowers over moun tains. cloudiness Increasing Monday with widely scattered afternoon thundershowers CoJer Monday. Highs Sunday In the 90s. Overnight tows 48 to 58 Highs Monday in the 80s Variable Wyoming ctcudmevs through Monday Widely scattered thunderstorms and a few showert, mainly mountains afternoons and evenings a little cooler east of the Continental Di vide Sunday Low Sunday night 50s and a few low 60s at lower mievaticns to High Sunday and Monday 80s and low 90s at lower elevations to 75 to 85 mountains W CLEANUP AREA T CLEANUPAREA v 13th 'SOUTH - North Side 9th SOUTH - North Side City garbagemen will collect trash within the mapped areas during period indicated. S.L. Casket Firm Owner, Special to The Tiibune An SALMON, IDAHO - extended forecast Wayne Huisli, Succumhs Wayne V. Hut'h, 64, 2ft" founder and St., Virginia owner of Mountain States Casket Co , died -at ( Saturday Ins home of a heart For Mr. iiuisn imu r rpreseiled Northern Co. ket Utah S f in f and '. V 1 I Vr'y, 12 Chart of .Saints, he filled a . Suiviving aie Ins widow; a son and two daughters John V., Mrs. Nancy Ha v ties, both Mis. F. Salt City; James (Anne) Stew at t. Medford. Oie.; seven gtatidelnld-ten- ; brother. sister, Paul, Mis. v. U. (Beulah) Sadlpti, both of Sail Lake City. Fuiieial survives will he Tucstlav at 2:30 pm. m the Federal Heights LDS Ward 1300 Rd. Fanl.cx Chapel. Ft iends may tall at 2tO K. South Temple, Monday Item 6 to 8 p.m. and at he ilia pel Tuesday one hour prior to services. Burial will be in Salt Lake City Cemetery. 44 Southern Idaht Chance of showers or thundershowers Tuesday and attei noons and evenings Wednesday and Oth Thursday mainly ever mouniams erwtse generally air Hah 9?s to low 100s levs 55 to 65 using to 60s Thurs day n'ght Wyoming Generally fair morni,gs variable cluoomeas afternoons and eve nmgs with de v '.'Alined newrs and thunderstorms Mostly minor tern paratur changes Highs m the 80s low 909 Lows m the 50s and tow 60s lke Idaho. Ha was tot tuer district 'Ir. Iluish governor of Rol.uy Internato 13. and tional from served as pi evident ol Sail Lake Ciiv Rolaiv Club m 1!i33 lie was secreiaiv lot mv years. He aho was a nrenilrer of the Alta Clul. Active in the Hunch ol Jesus to He was bom in Payson. Jan. 27. 1906, a son of John Eugene and Agnes Worsencroft luisli. He ma tiled Virginia Diimhuv , Aug. 29, 1928, in Sail I,ake City Cas- - of his ties Quorum at the time death. Tuesday through Thursday . Utah Partly cloudy with scattered afternoon and night thundershowers. Highs mostly 90 to 105 except 8Cs n mountains. Lows 60 to 70 except 50' in mountains Eastern Nevada Partly cloudy with scattered atternoon and night thundershowers Highs in 80s and 90s Lows 54 Lattei-d.i- Ft ouch mis- sion and was a member of the Federal, Heights VYatd Seven CASPER. WYO. A (API South Dakota been returned to woman has Casper to face manslaughter charges in connection with the death of aer 3V ear-oldaughter. Natrona County Attorney Joe Cardine said Betty Lou Griffin is being held in Caqei after authorities returned het from Sturgis. S.D. She i charged with manslaughter in the death of tier daughter, identified as Sherrie Diane d Griffin. The girl's body was found June 12 in a culvert 25 miles outhwest of Rock Srping. County Sheriff Bill Ntba P.oniei aid infoimauon leading to the arrest of the woman was given by Casper woman to Sweetwater Countv authorities. However, Sheriff Romer declined to release details regarding the gill's death. i Smoke cls Threat of Belt City man wa threatened by man vvifldng a belt in Pioneer Paik 330 S. 2nd Wet. Fridav aftetnoon. after, he turned down a A Salt request for a cigarette, saying I don't smoke " s expeited to A complaint be filed mortar pieparation. ex- l)i. Culler said that conservation lange that was the sublet The Morgan Creek grazing unit is used by the Morgan Creek Cattlemens Assn, and is located primarily on the Morgan Creek drainage and headwaters of Panther Creek. The area totals some 120,000 acres of BLM and forest lands and grazes approximately 1.700 head of cattle, 80 horses, 3.000 deer. 120 mountain sheep and 40 to 50 antelope. Hormay said he could see no reason why the range involved could not be made to provide ample feed for both Group Adds Museum To Rosier Special to The Tiihune CASTLE County Board of DALE. Finery of director Knieiy County voted to affiliate I 'fall State of a the the yeats. lime is When by dialed mixed with sand dating Di Cutler said, it limestone. becomes again But lie said, the at process fakes lempelatlliP i. hari'-min- heie with the noi-rn- Society a local chapter The otner oir, local chapter- - ol the society located in Cache. Daggett, Iron. Sanpete. Salt Lake. Sevier. Utah. Wasatch. Washington and Weber counties A a local chapter, the museum will aid in seat clung for pictures, diaries, letters and records related to thp history of the Finer v Counts area. Thee items will be placed in the files of the socielv in Salt Lake City Dr. Charles Peterson. Dr. Glen Leonard and cent Powell of the state historical socidiety met with the v Concept "It is interesting that the veil ancient mortar concept can lie accelerated under the light conditions of temperature." he said He lias discoveied that the conversion of hvdiat-e- d lime to limestone can he lit to one day if the lime and sand are heated to 750 Fahrenheit Di Cutler said the new piocess should he economically Useful in the manuiacture of ptetahrii ated items such as conciele blocks, bucks and building fac mgs, Viicient Sample of limestone product may revolutionize prefabricated concrete is demonstrated. c Fall Hurls Climber in Wyoming CHEYENNE. fax, Va., reportedly was hit by a falling rock while on an outing conducted by the National Outdoor Leadership School. Odell was injured lute Friday and taken to a lender hospital for the night. He was flown (o Cheyenne early WYO. (AP) Virginia A youth was in criticial condition Saturday in a Cheyenne hospital with injuries he suffered while mountain climbing on Lizard Head Peak west in of Lander Wyoming. The youth, Ken Odell, Fair west-centr- 7 Overused In Past He said some of the area showed overuse in the past and that the overuse probably began as tar back as 100 years ago and has continued until recently. Walter Ed Jones, Salmon District manager of the BLM. said Hormay recommended that a system of rest rotation grazing be instituted in the area to give nature a chance to restore the range. He suggested the lange be fenced into three sections with gard. Deposits of white earth used commercially for such things as wall board, aie being one third exploited. A flour mill (Big "C" brand of the Crowther Bios.) is going full tmie. Tourism is being promoted. Malad has a museum, and, in the once defunct Chat n Chew hotel, at the intersection of its i s t r i c t two al of the range H. A. Seiters An Obi Ail-ag- e: Waul Ads Work SALE STARTS UPERIOR MIDSUMMER , ?, receiv- - 5 -- r r 4-JLa. IN TIME OF NEED streets are 9:00 A.M. MONDAY AT FLOOR COVERINGS ing complete rest each year. There would not be any reduction of animals under the proposed program. jXj y- - ' vuV,! . vnA 4 & Pi Ck-- i v. . , DEMAND A ac- modernized thoroughly comnrodatioiis. It has two banks with inleii-o- r decor of those in sites catering to five times more btisi-- n M. R. Publisher e s s. "Swede Hanson the editor of the weekly newspaper, Idaho Enterprise, has "svvankrd up" his quarters. Two pubs have refurbished. Other business have made themselves far more inviting on the outside as wrll as inside, and the remainder aie following suit. w JOHNSON BURIAL VAULT 100 LIVING ROOM 8 Colors To Choose brick A $500,000, hospital is being built. Home ovvneis aie dressing up yards. Unsightliness generally is "being eliminated." Tlie postoffice is fairly new. and, foi those seeking extra quiet. Malad has motels in residential aieas Para mutucl horse racing, started with state legalization seveial veats ago. is being expanded. It has an appeal o Ogden and Sait City on the south with no such racing. WHY JOHNSON? Over 35 guarantees product forced yar SCULPTURED NYLON LIVING Cell er Write or Mff INFORMATION ohnion racer Triumph motorcycle owned by Steven Berthold. East, was stolen near his residence morning. Saturday Value was listed at $750. Reg. 5.95 1726 Jefferson HERCULON 03 35 Any Cemetery YD. SQ. YDS.! IND0QR-0UTD00- R KITCHEN CARPET CARPET PORCHES 4 Colors To Choose STAIRS PATIOS Limited Colors and Quantities Reg. 4.95 485-344- 2 to thvery Ant Tbce ABDITiOKAL REDUCTIONS 100 aJ USQ. (I3ro5. 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Se.ter CHARTS Expert Workmanship UPERIOR Guaranteed! nnfirririTi EASY 0pJSFrl; KING OF THE f 53lVu xJHiis: SHOP IN COMFORT Satisfaction PLAN V" litre Heavy Schedale 4 Paly fly end Olttiafr, PRCI IUCIU par C . $7.S We have onp -- of a recent Unit wlien,-liniert- heated, carbon- dioxide is given otf and ttml limestone becomes quicklime.'-- V hen water is added to quick- lime, the result is hydrated. lime, which has been used ur. home construction tor 4 0(10 is "Life'' magazine report, (razing has He filed a "pi oof ot invention report" and the University Patent Oftice is applying for a pa ten) flow II Works d, Mu-eu- ni Wyoming Mother Facing Charge in Child's Death tx-e- Managements Pacino Southwest Experiment Station at Beikeley, Calif., inspecled the controversial Morgan Creek area at the invitation of the BLM's Salmon District. Contention has arisen over Hie area involving livestock and wild game interests and Now the trend for the town that advertises itself as "The Place W'here Idaho Begins" is reversing, and the reasons are multiple. Old folks who followed their children off to the cities are Theyve had enough of the commotion, smog, traffic, taxes and disre- r discovered bv has hall Unnersitv of Utah scientist. Di. Ivan B Cutler, proles-su- r of ceramic engineering, said the juocess stemmed fiom In- - study of a process of told a group of ranchers, state and federal officials that the Creek area near Morgan Challis can be brought back to a produclne, sustaining range lor livestock and bg game. Gus Hoi may, range specialist for the Bureau of Land Trends Reversing rking-mete- in pert helps supply Great Salt Icke. deLike their presem-dascendants, Malau's Welch settlers didnt give a confounded hoot about the connotation. Things went fine for decades Malad, modest in demeanor produced an early millionaire, making surroundo communities ing suffer twinges of inferiority. Then, in the aftermath of Woild War II, came the day Automation of reckoning. made small farms and ranches into big ones, and sharply cut the need for hands. (Example, a ranch at Kelton, Utah, is so mechanized one boy can stoie 3,000 bales of hay a da). no-p- a new Diet hod based on ol a 4 (KKt- - ear-ol- d mav cut the s which pime-c o- -t in of materials u-- ed concrete items in A Range Area Utah-Idah- 65 1C4 handover .91 68 60 68 60 Of Mortar To Restore y 1r .02 94 Richfield Roosavalt Salt Lake City St. Gaorae Uni varsity of Utah Vernal stream d y Utahn Cuts Set Time i !ecomo!!e pj f CliaHis Plan g Utah 3 79 95 9ft 9ft - 99 86 96 - 96 94 97 96 Prefab Boon American flags, steamed into Malad New Yeais day in imfi It was peeled, despite Ine neper for snow shedding ovei- oats, at the uncompleted depot by a hi ass band That's stil! me welcome m Malad. ldaho. Suitability of me uatei tor trout and catfish hatchei-ip- s is being considered Sui h uwould not reduce the volume of water tor irrigation; water from a fish hatchery, gains nitrogen and is for crops. Tie .irst Utah Northern nairow its gauge tiain, -e y Adopted Canadian Name So the wheat growing town of Malad (the word is derived f r o m the French-canadian- ) took its name, upon being lounded "assorted decades" later, from the niostly-placi- High- the spat of Oneida county is considering a ski resort on the summit 10 liven up the winter lull " Malad vuinity has the laig- 13. way Prairie). Its Enough to Fry Interstate bv the' called over ef" f From Primitive Trapper to Modern Malad 1171 B Sunday, forecast map indicates y lye FLOOR COVERING industry W 653 E. 21st So. - 9 J |